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The Jewish Floridian of Tampa
Frid*y. March 25, ]
USF to Present National Experts
On World Population Mar. 31
Intercongregational Sabbath April j
Two billion people have been
added to the world's population
since 1930, according to statistics
gathered by the Population In-
stitute. During that time the
amount of land available for
shelter and food population has
declined.
To highlight this problem of
unchecked population growth the
University of South Florida will
hold a World Population Day
March 31.
The day's major speaker will
be Dr. John Karefa-Smart, who
will give a presentation to the
USF Foreign Forum at 2 p.m. at
the University Center ballroom
He is the former assistant direc-
tor general of the World Health
Organization and former foreign
minister of Sierra Leone.
Karefa-Smart will discuss the
problems of a world growth rate
that is adding 80 million people a
year to what he calls a world of
resource shortages, food scarcity
and environmental destruction.
Hillel-USF Activities
Almost eight decades ago,
Isadora Duncan, a non-Jew
known by many as "the mother
of Modern Dance," was very fas-
cinated by Chassidic dancing.
Among our contemporary cul-
turally-conscious dancers is Ellen
Kogan. Jewish Artist-in-Resi-
dence, appearing at USF from
March 24-27.
The theme of her residency,
"Tracing Jewish Roots through
Dance," will enrich students
through lectures, dance classes
and a major performance. She
will also participate in Hillel
student activities, including the
Friday night Shabbat dinner and
a Saturday night coffeehouse.
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formance, in conjunction with the
Festival of Biblical History (an
inter-faith event), will be held at
4:30 p.m. in the USF Theatre
Arts Building. TAR 130. Tickets
are free to students with valid
I.D., $3.50 for others. Advance
tickets are available at the Uni-
versity Center desk and the USF
Center for Living Biblical His-
tory.
The Hillel Foundation of
Florida (HFF). will hold its next
meeting on Sunday morning, at
the USF campus. HFF, the state
consortium of B'nai B'rith and
federations, supports the Hillel
Jewish Campus Centers through-
out the state.
B'nai B'rith Hillel will host a
t'assover Seder at 7 p.m., in the
University Center Ballroom, on
Monday night March 28. Cost is
$8 per person, free to paid sup-
porting Hillel members. Work
scholarships are available for
those assisting in seder prepara-
tion and clean-up on Sunday and
Monday.
Students and interested mem-
bers of the community are en-
couraged to attend Hillel s events
and activities, promoting
stronger Jewish identity at USF
and the Greater Tampa Bay area.
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation is
located at 5014 Patricia Court.
No. 172, near Fletcher Avenue
and North 56th Street. Please call
988-7076 or 988-1234 for addi
tional information.
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He has served as African area
officer of the World Health Or-
ganization, as a member of
Parliament in Sierra Leone and
for three years worked in primary
health care in missionary clinics.
He also has been a consultant on
population and health for the
United Nations, the Pan Ameri-
can Health Organization and the
Agency for International De-
velpoment.
Dean Wallace A. Russell of the
College of Social and Behavioral
Sciences will introduce Karefa-
Smart. The moderator will be Dr.
Mark Orr, director of USF's Cen-
ter for International Affairs and
coordinator for World Population
Day.
Two other world population
authorities will appear on the
USF campus on March 31. They
are Wernor Fornos, president of
the Population Institute, and
Barbery Byfield, program coor-
dinator for the Population Action
Council, both of Washington,
DC.
World Population Day is spon-
sored by the Population Insti-
tute, which is the country's
largest public interest group con-
cerned with international popula-
tion problems. Forty-five colleges
and universities are hosting
World Population Days during
the 1982-83 academic year prior
to the United Nations Interna-
tional Population Conference
scheduled for 1984.
The Population Institute has
planned this special day to de-
velop awareness of what it sees as
the dangers of unchecked popula-
tion growth. Colleges and univer-
sities throughout the country
have joined the effort to bring the
problem to the attention of their
communities.
At USF both the Foreign
Forum speech and a 4 p.m. recep-
tion honoring Dr. Karefa-Smart
will be open to the public. The
reception will be held in the
President's Dining Room in the
University Center.
Tampa Congregations will join
together in joint worship on Fri-
day evening April 1 at Congrega-
tion Rodeph Sholom. Services
will begin at 8 p.m. with Congre-
gations Schaarai Zedek and Kol
Ami joining Rodeph Sholom in
worship-
Rabbi Frank Sundheim of
Congregation Schaarai Zedek will
give the sermon with Rabbi
Leonard Rosenthal of Congr**
tion Kol Ami assisting rUbh
Kenneth Berger, spiritual leo j
of Congregation Rodeph ShoS
leading services. Cantor Wi^l
Hauben will also assist in tl
services.
An Oneg Shabbat appropri*
for Passover will be served bi
Congregation Rodeph Sholom.
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future use.
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