Hillel offers many facets to Jewish student life
Hillel, the Jewish activities organization at KU, held a Kosher-style dinner meeting last night.
As part of their yearly programming, Hillel offers monthly dinners for Jewish students. The dinner is free to members and one dollar to non-members. Membership in the organization costs three dollars per year.
A special activity offered to Hillel members is the Isreali Folk Dance Club, Regina Kahn, New London, Conn., senior leader of the dance group, has been teaching Isreali dancing for two years in the organization.
Leslie Cohen, Prairie Village sophomore, and president of Hillel, said a choral group composed of members, plans to provide a choir for the services held each Friday night in accordance with Jewish precepts. The services are held at the Jewish Community Center at 917 Highland.
NEWTON AYCLIFFE, England —(UPI)—The local Arts Council has hired a bus at a cost of $28 a night to transport patrons of the local arts festival 14 yards across a dangerous stretch of Britain's main north-south highway, the A-1.
WORTH LOSS
"We shall lose on the service," said a committee spokesman, "but it will be worth it to prevent any danger to life."
Tentative plans are set to begin Hebrew language classes, following last year's successful operation of the instruction.
ON FRIDAY NIGHTS,following religious services, there are open discussions covering topics of interest to the Jewish young adult.
Faculty advisor, Larry Sheer,
assistant professor of business,
said the Hillel organization, following the overall national organization, is available to all Jewish students on campus as a meeting, social and learning group.
Hillel meetings are held at 4 p.m. every other Thursday in the Oread room of the Kansas Union. The next meeting is Thursday.
Jake Zeitler, noted antiquarian bookman and distinguished historian of science, will speak at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Watson Library's West Reading Room.
To discuss Galileo
Zeitler, described by Terrence Williams of Watson's Special Collections Section as a "colorful speaker," will speak on "Biblio-
BEATTY SIGNS
graphical Misadventures of Gallileo."
HOLLYWOOD —(UPI)— British star Robert Beatty has signed to star for Carlo Ponti in "The 25th Hour" with Anthony Quinn.
Gallieo is of particular interest to Zeitler, who is a partner in the Los Angeles firm "Zeitler and Ver Brugge."
Zeitler has been published in numerous scholarly journals and has speoken here twice previously.
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Daily Kansan Monday, November 14, 1966
LE TRETEAU DE PARIS
in cooperation with LA COMEDIE DE L'OUEST
presents a new production in French of
Les Femmes Savantes
by
MOLIERE Tonight 8:20 p.m. UNIVERSITY THEATRE
MURPHY HALL
JUNIOR CLASS PARTY Friday, November 18
Red Dog Inn (8:00-12:00)
DANCE to the UNIQUES (Dallas, Texas)
FREE BEER (While it lasts)
Admission Free with Junior Dues Card All Other Juniors-$1.50 per person Couples Only
(Party is Restricted to Juniors and Their Dates)