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On the cover:
This image is a painting entitled, "Prayer" by a Russian artist named Alexander Rappoport. The image is provided courtesy of the Jewish Art Network. Our feature story in this issue is about the new center whose mission is to transmit, interpret and critique Jewish historical, religious and cultural traditions for the benefit of present and future generations.
   
    To read about the new Arizona Center for Judaic studies, click here.

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Edna Meza Aguirre

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Lori Harwood

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Christine Scheer

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Contents/ Winter 2005

Welcome to SBS Developments
A message from Dean Edward Donnerstein.

The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies
Prominent Tucson community members have provided the seed money to transform The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies into one of the best Judaic Studies programs in the West.

Corporations Step Up to Help
Corporate donations play an increasingly critical role in helping the University meet its
objectives.

Continued Success: The Magellan Circle
We launched the Circle in March 2004 and now have more than 50 members. Here’s a year-in-review!

Philosophy: The Pursuit of Excellence
James E. Rogers has given the philosophy department the largest gift in its history.

Honoring Retiring Professors: Spotlight on David Williams
For 33 years, David Williams brought his love of literature and communication to thousands of students.

The Distinguished Lecture Series: Bringing Research to the Community
The Distinguished Lecture Series has become its own institution.

Developments in SBS
Fund-raising proposals, current research projects and curriculum changes are evidence of exciting dynamics in SBS.

Giving Ways
Individuals and departments find special ways to contribute to SBS.

Homecoming Photos
Sharing and celebrating the spirit of SBS during Homecoming this past fall 2004!

 


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