1988-1989 Rothberg Yearbook

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DISCOVER ISRAEL "GUIDED TOURS AT YOUR REQUEST" A unique way to tour the land and learn about the people and their culture. Touring w ith Israeli authorized tour guides and th e ir license tourist vehicles. With us you enjoy: • Touring w ith professional and friendly tour guides • The ability to see and visit more sites • Touring w ith your own fam ily and friends (m axim um 10 persons) • A variety of "Guided Tours" tailored to your individual interests • A ir-conditioned tourist vehicles • Reasonable prices from $185 per day (includes guide and vehicle) This offer applies to tourists w ho are not part of an organized tour. For more details about our "Guided Tours" plan, please call M im i at 810453 or Beeper 237444 message No. 24799. P.O.Box 23286, 91232 Jerusalem Best Wishes to All Overseas Students 1 9 8 8 -8 9 from your student union. We hope this past year has been a successful one, and I trust that w e did our small part to ensure that you enjoyed the year! Hope to see you all back in Israel soon Nadav Lizovsky Chairm an— Hebrew University S. David "R osy" Rosenberg Co-ordinator of Absorption
The Parent's Tour Like the Jew s of the Exodus during W orld W ar II, these people flocked to Israel in search of the Holy Land and, perhaps, th e ir offspring. As Noah w o u ld have it, these Jew s descended off the EL AL arc b u ilt for the skies — m ost of them in tw osies. Their jo u rn e y w o u ld take them to the Hyatt hotel f t our m ortal im age of Heaven above — w h e re they w o u ld fin d th e ir poor, starving college students anxiously aw aiting th e ir arrival and th e ir pocketbooks. The m ission of these parents w o u ld be to see as m uch of Israel as possible in 10 days, feed th e ir loved ones, and to stay fa r aw ay from the roach infested, oversized w a lk-in closets th e ir kin are forced to inhabit. To th e good fo rtu n e of the students, th e ir parents w ere given each night o ff from th e ir rigorous day of touring, only to invade the best possible dining establishm ents in Jerusalem . To a *k young, am bitious student, like myself, alw ays lo o kin g fo r w ays to exploit the weaknesses ofthose w ho have provided fo r me fo r 21 years, these tw o weeks w ere heaven on earth. W ho am I to disappoint my 3Tj. father w h e n he insists on eating w e ll on HIS vacation. HIS vacation, huh? W ho is he kidding? The "parent to u r" allow ed the parental units to seethe Holy Land, reaquaint them selves w ith th e ir children, and meet other parents w h o could em pathize w ith the pain and agony of not seeing th e ir children's bright, shining faces for an entire year. Before I conclude, I m ust make an author's note and address the hospitality of the Hyatt hotel. For if it w e re n 't fo r these overseas parents, the hotel w ould have been renovated and turned into Jerusalem 's firs t bow ling alley w ith 2 5 0 lanes to choose from . Rooster
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