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Machon Tal Seeks Permanent Campus

May 16, 2010 By eJP

from The Jerusalem Post:

Machon Tal women’s college pushing for new J’lem campus

The 41-year-old Jerusalem College of Technology has donors ready to finance the building of a Jerusalem campus to turn religious women into engineers, computer programmers, industrial managers, accountants and nurses. But it needs the municipality to donate a suitable plot of city-owned land for the college, which would bring students, employment and income to Jerusalem.

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