They may de dinosaur, but do they contain material that is not
otherwise available?
Judy
---
Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the individual author
and are not necessarily endorsed by the Association of Jewish Libraries (AJL)
My observation, too, is that audio-cassettes are dinosaurs. But, one of
the Jewish Sound Recording Archives that post occasionally on hasafran
may want them.
Ann Abrams, Librarian
Temple Israel, Boston
I am converting my AV collection of about 400 items (juvenile and
adult) to a new storage system and, of course, weeding at the same
time. My question is: do you think it's worth keeping the almost-100
titles I have on cassette tape? They are audio books, read-alongs and
music, many with prett
I suggest the following:
1. Harvey Fields, A Torah commentary for our times, UAHC Press, NY. Great
starting place, with good overviews and thematic approach.
After that I suggest they read several chumashim and their essays, Etz
Hayyim and JPS torah commentary, Plaut, Fox, Artscroll, even Hertz o
We are revising a bibliography given to bar/bat mitzvah students which aids
them in selecting and understanding their torah portions. What do your
congregants find most helpful to these children?
Julie A. Moss, Librarian
Arthur J. Lelyveld Center for Jewish Learning
Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple
B
5 matches
Mail list logo
