Bornblum Judaic Studies
of the University of Memphis
is pleased to join with
Main Street Books and
The Memphis Jewish Historical Society
presenting
An Evening With Nina Katz
On The Occasion Of The Publication Of The Book About Her Extraordinary Life
Out Of The Night: The Life And Legacy Of Holocaust Survivor Nina Katz
By Thomas Lindberg, Daniel E. Johnson, And Jonathan Lindberg
Thursday, September 4, 2008, 7:30 P.M.
Panhellenic Ballroom
384 Patterson Street
The University Of Memphis
FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO PARTICIPATE CONTACT ROSS JOHNSON AT (901) 678-8211, EMAIL rmjohnsn@memphis.edu
THE PROGRAM IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL INITIATIVE OF NEXTBOOK AND THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Bornblum Judaic Studies
of the University of Memphis
is pleased to join with
The University Of Memphis Libraries
To Present A Five-Part Series Of Discussions Called
Let's Talk About It: Jewish Literature—Identity And Imagination
With Discussions Led By
Dr. David Patterson, Bornblum Chair Of Excellence In Judaic Studies
Discussions Will Take Place On Thursdays In The University Of Memphis Mcwerther Library, Room 226, 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
August 7: Journey To The End Of The Millenium By A. B. Yehoshua
September 4: Red Cavalry By Isaac Babel
October 2: Neighbors By Jan Gross
October 30: The Assistant By Bernard Malamud
December 4: Mona In The Promised Land By Gish Jen
For Information On How To Participate Contact Ross Johnson At (901) 678-8211, Email rmjohnsn@Memphis.Edu
The Program Is Free And Open To The Public. It Is Part Of A National Initiative Of Nextbook And The American Library Association
For information about other events, degree programs, and scholarship and award opportunities, contact Bornblum Judaic Studies, 301 Mitchell Hall, The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152, Phone 901-678-2919, or visit the website at isc.memphis.edu/jdst/.
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