PAGE EIGHT
Hillel Releases
New Schedule
For Semester
The Cultural Committee of the
Hillel Foundation has announced
the schedule of courses in the
Hebrew and Yiddish language
which will be given this semes
ter.
Classes will meet once weekly'
and textbooks will be provided.:
A course in beginner's Hebrew
will be taught at 7 p.m. Wednes
days by Miss Alisa Kornfeld. This,
class will have its first meeting
at 7 p.m. Feb. 19. A course in the
Yiddish language and conversa-.
lion will have its first session at
7 p.m. Monday, with Mrs. Anna'
Glasser as instructor.
Other courses in the Hebrew.
language include Intermediate
•
Hebrew I, at 7 p.m. Mondays with
Miss Kornfeld; Intermediate and.
Conversational Hebrew II at 7:15,
p.m. Tuesdays with Miss Judith:
Wegner as instructor, and Ad-•
vanced Hebrew at 7:30 p.m.
i
Thursdays with Rabbi Benjamin
M. Kahn as instructor.
Students and residents may at
tend whether or not they have
pre-registered.
Deaths-
(Continued front page one)
rational honorary speech society.
He was a frequent contributor
to professional magazines.
His widow, Mary Alice Zarger
O'Brien survives.
Dr. H. B. McDonnell M.D..
Class of 1888, the University's
oldest living graduate, died last
Saturday in Riverdale, Md. at
the age of 94.
A retired faculty member of the
University of Mary land where he
had served as head of the chem
istry department and dean of ap
plied science, he had been a resi
dent of College Park, Md., for
many years.
Survivors include a brother,
Milton E. McDonnell, of Holli
daysburg, who was graduated
from Penn State in 1893.
With Dr. McDonnell's death.
the title of oldest living Uni
versity graduate now belongs to
James C. Mock, class of 1890.
who lives in Detroit, Mich.
Mideast Policy—
(Continued from page four)
friendly gesture toward Arab na
tionalism.
Such a gesture would electrify
many an Arab in the area who
fervently wants to remain the
friend of the United States. For
Washington to do otherwise would
be to invite eventual calamity for
the West in the Middle East.
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