[ha-Safran] Lea Goldberg's The Bad Boy

Friends, Have you seen an English translation of הילד הרע? Thank you and all the best, Pat Rabbi Patricia Fenton American Jewish University Manager of Public Services, Ostrow Library Yoetzet Limudei Rabbanut, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies 15600 Mulholland Dr. Los Angeles, CA 90077

[ha-Safran] Sh'ma, Nov. 27, 1992 pg. 15

Hello, One of our profs. needs pg. 15 of the journal Sh'ma, dated Nov.27, 1992. It is the second page of Michael Berenbaum's feature review of Ruth Wisse's book If I Am Not For Myself. If you are able to access this page, may I ask you to please send it along? Berman Jewish Policy Archive is

[ha-Safran] Seeking full Amichai poem in Hebrew

Friends, A patron is looking for the complete Hebrew text of קינות על המתים במלחמה. Your help is appreciated! Thank you and Chag Shavuot Sameach, Pat Rabbi Patricia Fenton American Jewish University Manager of Public Services, Ostrow Library Yoetzet Limudei Rabbanut, Ziegler School of

[ha-Safran] ISO chapter for student

Does anyone have access to this? Elizabeth McGrath, “River-Gods, Sources and the Mystery of the Nile: Rubens’s Four Rivers in Vienna,” in Die Malerei Antwerpens. Gattungen, Meister, Wirkungen, ed. Ekkehard Mai, Karl Schütz, and Hans Vlieghe (Cologne, 1994), 72–82 A student needs it by Tuesday

[ha-Safran] ISO 2010 thesis

Friends, One of our professors needs access to: Aviva Z. Parnes, Community and health : a study of the development of the Boro Park Hatzolah and our ILL request was denied. Might anyone have access to this? Thank you, Rabbi Patricia Fenton American Jewish University Interim Library Director

[ha-Safran] ISO play: "New Lamps for Old"

Friends, One of our professors is looking for the play "New Lamps for Old," the English translation of Roman-Ronetti's (born Blumenfeld) "Manasse." Does anyone have a copy or suggestions of where to find it? Thank you, Pat Rabbi Patricia Fenton American Jewish University Interim Library

[ha-Safran] ISO deep Judaic collection near DC

Friends, A former patron of our library called in search of a similarly deep Judaic collection accessible by the public near Washington DC. While membership in our library is free, they are willing to pay to have borrowing privileges near their new home. Please send me your suggestions, and