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FOR LONG ISLAND'S FUTURE: Angelo D. Roncallo, Republican Candidate for
Congress in the 3rd CD., center, meets with two Congressmen who presently
represent a large number of people in that new Congressional District, Rep.
Norman Lent (R-East Rockaway) right, and Rep. James R. Grover (R-Ba
by Ion). After meeting on the Capitol steps the three spent several hours
discussing plans to rescue a major portion of Space Shuttle sub-contract work for
the Grumman Corp. in Bethpage.
Weekend College In 2nd Year at Post
TheC. W. Post Center Weekend
College--for students who cannot
attend during regular class
hours-will begin its second full
year in September with an ex­panded
program, including two
six-week sessions, designed to
meet the increasing interest in
higher education expressed by
Long Island residents.
The fall schedule runs Sept. 23
through Oct. 29. A Weekend
College student may elect one of
three schedules: six Saturday
meetings held from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m.; or six Sunday meetings
held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; or
two intensive weekends with all-day
class meetings. Registration
currently is open.
A total of six credits may be
earned during each session of the
Weekend College. Those eligible
to enroll include new un­dergraduate
students with a high
school diploma or its equivalent,
transfer, students, students
currently enrolled at Post, those
who wish to resume interrupted
studies and academically
talented high school students
with permission from the high
school guidance office.
Courses are offered on the
undergraduate and graduate
level in most areas, including
computer science, fine arts, the
humanities, the social sciences,
the natural sciences, education,
business administration and
marine science. A new offering is
a nursing program leading to a
B.S. degree for practitioners
holding RN certification.
Tuition is $75 per undergrad­uate
credit and $80 per graduate
credit. If a husband wife enroll in
the same course, there is a
special discount for the second
registrant. Weekend College
tuition and fees (approximately
$27) may be charged on
BankAmericard and Master
Charge accounts.
In addition to the regular
college courses, the Weekend
College is offering a six-week
"Creative Arts Experience" for
children five years and up, a non-credit
multi-media "Speed
Reading and Study Skills" course
and a non-credit course on the
'Art of the Biography."
The l '^Creative Arts Ex­perience"
is given at the Fiedel
School in Glen Cove and includes
experiences drawn from music/
the dance, painting, mixed
media, ceramics, arcMteehsre^
sculpture and drama. The
children's course is open only to
the children of Weekend College
students who are enrolled in the
Saturday series of meetings. The
fee is $50; transportation from
the Post campus to the Fiedel
School is included.
Also, the "Speed Reading and
Study Skills" course will be of­fered
for three morning sessions-
Sept. 2,9 and 16 and again Oct. 28,
Nov. 4 and 11-in an effort to help
the returning student adjust to
the academic environment and to
aid the continuing student in
fulfilling his reading and study
abilities. The course fee is $60.
The "Art of the Biography" is a
non-credit course which will look
closely at the biography and
autobiography in various literary
periods. The course will be met
for eight weeks beginning Nov. 8.
The course fee is $112.
For further information and a
detailed brochure write Weekend
College, C. W. Post Center,
Greenvale, New York 11548 or
telephone (516) 299-2431.
Grumman Merger
Grumman Corporation
has started merger
p r o c e e d i n g s with
American Aviation < a*.
Cleveland-based com­pany.
The merger will affect
the commercial aircraft
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ROSH HASHANAH
FESTIVAL OF TRUMPETS
SEPTEMBER 9 10. 1972
Hebrew Date: Jishri 1. 5733
This painting by Morris Katz depicts a rabbi blowing a shofar (ram's horn),
symbolizing God's summons to the people for self-judgement. The sound of
the shofar heralds Rosh Hashanah - the Jewish New Year. This scripture
from The Living Bible is the authority for Rosh Hashanah.
"The first day of the seventh moon) (of the Hebrew calendar) is a solemn time lor all
the people to meet together lor worship; it is a time of remembrance, and is lobe an­nounced
by loud blowing of trumpets. Don't do any work on the day ol the celebration,
but oiler a sacrifice by lire to the Lord."
(Leviticus 23:24-25)
How the Lord said to Moses. "Make two trumpets ol beaten after to be used lor
signaling the breaking of camp. When both trumpets are blown, the people mil know
that they are to gather at the entrance ol the tabernacle. But if only one is Mown, then
only the chiefs of Hie tribes of Israel shah" come to you. Differ enr trumpet blasts will
. be necessary to distinguish between the summons to assemble and the signal to break
camp and move onward. When the travel signal is blown, the tribes camped on 'the
east side ot the Tabernacle shah leave first; at the second signal, the tribes on the
south shall go. Only the priests are permitted to blow the trumpets. This is a permanent
instruction to be followed horn generation to generation. When you arrive in the
Promised Land and go to war against your enemies. God will hear you and save you
from your enemies when you sound the alarm win) these trumpets. Use the trumpets
• in limes nl gladness, too. blowing them at your annual festivals and at the beginning
oleacn month to rejoice over your burnt offerings and peace offerings. And God will
be temiiuled ol his covenant with you. For I am Jehovah, your God'."
(Humbers 10:1-10}
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ROSH HASHANAH is the Jewish New Year, and is traditionally regarded as
the first day of Creation. This holy day marks the beginning of the Ten Days
of Penitence, which is devoted to prayer, solemn festivities and rest from
work.
By the Courtesy ~
Stuart Le vine
Kepwbfieoit State
Asxentbl y Candidatr -
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