Browsing Library Staff Publications by Title

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    • Family tradition 

      Chasan, Chayim S.; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1991-06)
      A biography of Rabbi Chaim ben Atar -- the Ohr HaChaim.

    • From piecemeal to proactive: Cataloging theses and dissertations at Yeshiva University 

      Schiffman, Marlene; Malamud, Rebecca (Metadata Services, Yeshiva University., 2022-06-10)
      Presentation by YUL Metadata librarians at the SUNYLA2022 conference, "Soaring Into the Future of Libraries".

    • From Russia with Glasnost Hebrew Manuscript Collections of St. Petersburg: Topic of Stern College Lecture 

      Cantor, Hallie (AJL: Association of Jewish Libraries, 2001-07)
      At NYMA's Spring Conference, held June 5, 2000, three speakers discussed the art and business of building a Judaica collection.

    • Governance and Administration of the Art and Design Library 

      Glassman, Paul (London: Facet Publishing, 2017)
      Whether supervising a professional library with support staff members or acting as solo librarian in a oneperson library, the library manager will benefit from basic administrative tools. Starting with questions about ...

    • A Greater Force (or, The Countless Countess) 

      Cantor, Hallie (Chaya Sarah) (Hachai Publishing, 1990-09)
      A Polish count comes up against Reb Elimelech of Lyshansk.

    • Hat Trick: Quick-Change Acts @ Reference Workshop 

      Cantor, Hallie (AJL-NYMA, 2015-07)
      "Where's Reference? Changes in the Library, a Changed Librarian: Three Perspectives," held May 11, 2015, by the Association of Jewish Libraries-New York Metropolitan Area (AJL-NYMA) chapter, addressed the changing nature ...

    • Heart and soul 

      Chasan, Chayim S.; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1991-09)
      Marking the yahrzeit of. Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev.

    • The Hidden Secret 

      Cantor, Hallie (Hachai Publishing, 2019-01)
      The mysterious disappearance of a young child. . . a remarkable discovery by bis parents . . . the transformation of an entire community, and the emergence of a great Torah Leader.

    • Holy Fugitive 

      Chasan, Chayim S.; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1991-10)
      Marking the yahrzelt of Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin.

    • How to Win "Friends" & Influence Libraries: Also, Iraq gets a "thumbs down 

      Cantor, Hallie (AJL-NYMA, 2019)
      How to Win "Friends" & Influence Libraries: Also, Iraq gets a "thumbs down" @ Reference Workshop / Hallie Cantor / Reference Workshop of the Association of Jewish Libraries-New York Metropolitan Area (AJL-NYMA) chapter, ...

    • In the shadow of Amalek. 

      Lee, Hindishe (Jewish Bible Quarterly (formerly Dor le Dor), 1988)
      The relationship between disunity of the Jewish people & instances of attacks from Amalek.

    • Jacob I. Dienstag, z"l: Collected scholarly writing 

      Dienstag, Jacob I. (Academia.edu, 2022-06-24)
      Professor Jacob I. Dienstag, ז״ל, was a distinguished bibliographer, researcher, and scholar. He served as the Librarian of Yeshiva University’s Mendel Gottesman Library of Hebraica/Judaica from 1940 to 1970. Professor ...

    • The Jews of German: Part II: From Emancipation to War 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1989-03)
      In their growing emancipation, the German Jews rapidly integrate into general society. They are forced to choose between tradition and assimilation.

    • The Jews of Germany: Part I: Antiquity to the Renaissance 

      Cantor, Hallie; Kirsch, Devorah (Hachai Publishing, 1989-02)
      From antiquity until the end of the Renaissance, the development of Jewish life and culture is detailed. A bitter chronology emerges - of mass suffering and persecution.

    • The Jews of Germany: Part III Into the Abyss 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (Hachai Publishing, 1989-04)
      Standing on the pinnacle of achievement, the German Jews are plunged into violence and terror. During this bleak and final period, a dazzling culture is engulfed in darkness.

    • The Jews of Poland: Part I: Fear and Hope 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (Hachai Publishing, 1989)
      From the ghettos of the west, the Jews move to the shtetlach (small towns) of the east. There they establish a new culture - destined to achieve great heights in scholarship.

    • The Jews of Poland: Part II: The Rise of Chassidus 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (Hachai Publishing, 1989-06)
      The Jews, plunged in darkness, discover the light of chassidus. Through this dynamic movement, Judaism takes on a new shape·and style.

    • The Jews of Poland: Part III: Before the Fall 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1989-07)
      Piety and secularity forge a true "Jewish Nation." A golden age of culture, as well as religion, in the century before the Holocaust.

    • The Law 

      Kirsch, Devorah; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1990-12)
      Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel risks his life for the Jewish faith.

    • Leader of leaders 

      Chasan, Chayim S.; Cantor, Hallie (HaChai Publishing, 1991-11)
      Life of the great leader.