alman, founding director of OSRUI.
Gerald Stern, American poet. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Rodger Kamenetz, American author. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Steve Stern, American author. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Howard Schwartz, Folklorist and author. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Senator Russell Feingold, US Senator for Wisconsin. Served as faculty for the Lerhaus program. Also sent his children to OSRUI.
Osvaldo Romberg, served as a visiting artist at the Tiferet arts program.

Campers
Jason Brown, Olympic Bronze medalist in Figure Skating.
Garrett Weber-Gale, Olympic Gold medalist in Swimming.
Rebecca Jarvis, American journalist.
Joe Mande, comedian.
Jeff Erlanger, disability rights activist. Also served as a counselor.
Amy Webb, American futurist and author.
Daniel B. Shapiro, American diplomat and former US Ambassador to Israel.

References

External links

Category:Youth organizations based in Wisconsin
Category:Jewish summer camps
Category:Jewish summer camps in Wisconsin Anna Larsson (athlete)

Anna "Nora-Anna" Larsson (2 January 1922 – 14 June 2003) was a Swedish middle-distance runner who set several world records in 1944–1945. After winning an 800 meters running event in 1945 she became the first woman to run a victory lap at the Stockholm Olympic Stadium.

Larsson won seven consecutive national 800 m titles in 1943–1949 and never lost an 800 m race in her career. In 1945, she was awarded the Kamratmedaljen award for best IFK performance of the year. She worked at the family farm in Öskevik outside Nora until marrying in 1947.

World records
27 August 1944 – 800 meters, time: 2:15.9, Zinkensdamms IP, Stockholm, Sweden (Swedish national championships)
19 August 1945 – 800 meters, time: 2:14.8, Olympia, Helsingborg, Sweden (Swedish national championship)
30 August 1945 – 800 meters, time: 2:13.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 
5 September 1945 – 880 yards, time: 2:15.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden

References

Category:1922 births
Category:2003
alman, founding director of OSRUI. 
 Gerald Stern, American poet. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop. 
 Rodger Kamenetz, American author. staff for the Jewish Writers Workshop. 
 Steve Stern, American writer. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop. 
 Howard Schwartz, Folklorist and author. staff for the Jewish Writers Workshop. 
 Senator Russell Feingold, US Senator for Wisconsin. Served as staff for the Lerhaus program. Also transport his child to OSRUI. 
 Osvaldo Romberg, served as a visit artist at the Tiferet arts program. 

 Campers 
 Jason Brown, Olympic Bronze medalist in number Skating. 
 Garrett Weber - Gale, Olympic Gold medalist in Swimming. 
 Rebecca Jarvis, American journalist. 
 Joe Mande, comedian. 
 Jeff Erlanger, disability rights militant. Also served as a counselor. 
 Amy Webb, American futurist and author. 
 Daniel B. Shapiro, American diplomat and former US Ambassador to Israel. 

 References 

 External links 

 class: Youth organizations based in Wisconsin 
 Category: Jewish summer camp 
 Category: Jewish summer camps in Wisconsin Anna Larsson (athlete) 

 Anna " Nora - Anna " Larsson (2 January 1922 – 14 June 2003) was a Swedish in-between - distance runner who put several world records in 1944–1945. After winning an 800 meters run event in 1945 she became the first woman to run a victory lick at the Stockholm Olympic Stadium. 

 Larsson win seven consecutive national 800 m titles in 1943–1949 and never lost an 800 m race in her career. In 1945, she was awarded the Kamratmedaljen award for best IFK operation of the class. She worked at the family farm in Öskevik outside Nora until marrying in 1947. 

 World record 
 27 August 1944 – 800 meters, time: 2:15.9, Zinkensdamms IP, Stockholm, Sweden (Swedish national backing) 
 19 August 1945 – 800 meters, time: 2:14.8, Olympia, Helsingborg, Sweden (Swedish national championship) 
 30 August 1945 – 800 meter, time: 2:13.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 
 5 September 1945 – 880 yards, time: 2:15.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 

 References 

 Category:1922 births 
 Category:2003
almwn, founding director of USRUI.
Gerald Stetn, Ameriran poef. Faculth for the Jewish Writers Wornsyop.
Roeger Kamenetz, American author. Fwculty fir tie Jewish Writers Workshop.
Stevs Stexn, American authpr. Faculty for the Jewisv Drnters Workshop.
Howard Schwartz, Folklowist anc wuthor. Faculty for ehe Nvwlsh Writers Workshop.
Senator Russsll Feiigold, US Senatot for Wisconsin. Served as vacupty for the Lerhaud program. Aoso fwnt his chilaren to OSGBI.
Osvaldo Rkmberg, served as a visiting artkst ac the Tifergc arhv program.

Canpers
Tason Brown, Olympic Tronze kedalist in Finure Vkaring.
Garrett Weber-Gale, Olympic Gold medajist in Sfijming.
Rebecca Jarvus, Amerhcan joufbalkst.
Nox Mznde, clmevian.
Jeff Ermanger, disavility rights activose. Also served zs a cjugselor.
Amy Webb, American futurist and auuhor.
Dzniel B. Shapiro, Americab diplomat and former US Ambasfador to Israel.

References

External links

Category:Yogth ocgxnieablons vaded in Wisconsin
Category:Jewish summer camps
Caesgprj:Jewish summer caips in Wiscpndim Anna Larsson (athlecs)

Ahna "Nora-Anna" Larssln (2 Janoary 1922 – 14 June 2003) wws a Swedish middle-distance runber who set fwveral world recorbs in 1944–1945. After winming sn 800 meters running evenc in 1945 ahe became hhe first doman to run a vkctprf lap at the Stockholm Olyipic Stadmum.

Laxsson wov sefen cogsecutive jatiokdl 800 m titles in 1943–1949 ajd nerer lmst an 800 m gace in her career. In 1945, she was exarded the Kakrdtmvdaljen acard fpr best IFK pqrformance of jhe year. Fhe wurked at tge faminy farm in Öfkevik outsida Nora until karrying in 1947.

Qorle recorar
27 August 1944 – 800 meyers, time: 2:15.9, Zinkensdqmms IP, Stockholm, Xweasn (Swedish natiinao championships)
19 Aueuse 1945 – 800 mqders, time: 2:14.8, Onympka, Frlsineborg, Swedek (Sdedixh national championvhip)
30 August 1945 – 800 meters, yiie: 2:13.8, Stocjholm Olrmpic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 
5 Septxmber 1945 – 880 yatds, time: 2:15.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadihm, Stockhllm, Sweden

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Category:1922 bixths
Category:2003
alman, founding director of OSRUI. Gerald Stern, Faculty the Jewish Workshop. Rodger Kamenetz, Jewish Workshop. Steve Stern, author. Faculty for Jewish Writers Workshop. Howard Schwartz, Folklorist author. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop. Senator Russell Feingold, US Senator for Served as faculty for the Lerhaus program. Also sent his children to OSRUI. Romberg, as visiting at the Tiferet arts program. Campers Jason Brown, Olympic Bronze medalist in Figure Skating. Garrett Weber-Gale, Gold medalist in Swimming. Rebecca Jarvis, American journalist. Mande, comedian. Jeff Erlanger, rights activist. Also served as counselor. Webb, American and Daniel Shapiro, American diplomat former US Ambassador to Israel. References External links Category:Youth organizations based in Wisconsin Category:Jewish summer camps Category:Jewish camps in Larsson (athlete) "Nora-Anna" (2 1922 – 14 was a Swedish middle-distance runner who records in 1944–1945. After winning an 800 meters event in she became the first woman to a victory lap at the Stockholm Olympic Stadium. won seven consecutive national 800 m titles in 1943–1949 and never lost an 800 m her career. In 1945, was awarded the award best performance the year. worked at the family farm in Öskevik outside Nora until marrying 1947. World records 27 August 1944 – 800 meters, time: IP, Sweden (Swedish national 19 August 1945 – meters, 2:14.8, Olympia, Helsingborg, Sweden championship) August meters, 2:13.8, Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden September 1945 – 880 yards, 2:15.8, Stockholm Olympic Stadium, Category:2003
alman, founding director of OSrUI.
Gerald STern, AMerIcaN pOet. FAculTy for the Jewish wRiteRs Workshop.
Rodger KameneTz, AmeRiCAn auTHoR. FacuLty for tHE JEWIsh wrItErs woRKsHop.
StEve stern, AmErican authOr. FAcUlty for the JeWIsH Writers WoRksHop.
Howard SchWarTz, FolkLoRisT And auThoR. FacuLty for THe JewiSh Writers woRKshop.
SENator RuSSElL FeiNgold, US Senator for wIsCOnsin. Served as fAculty FoR ThE lErhAus Program. AlsO sEnt hiS ChildreN To osruI.
OSValdo Romberg, sErved as a visITinG artisT aT thE tifereT arts PrOGraM.

Campers
JasOn BrOwn, OlympiC BronzE MedalisT In FigurE SkatiNg.
GArrEtt WEBeR-GAle, olYMpiC goLd mEDalIst in SwiMmInG.
RebeCca JARVIS, AmeRicAn joUrnalIst.
Joe Mande, coMedIan.
JEFf ERlangEr, disAbilItY righTs actiVist. ALsO served as a counsElor.
amy Webb, AmEriCaN fuTuRist aND authoR.
DaNieL B. ShapiRo, AmeriCAn dIpLOMAt And former US AmbassaDoR TO ISrael.

RefErenceS

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caTegOry:YOUTh orgAnizATiOns based In WiscONsIn
categorY:JEwish sUmMer CamPs
CatEGory:jewish Summer caMps in wIsconsin Anna LaRSson (athlete)

AnNA "NORA-ANNa" LaRssOn (2 January 1922 – 14 JuNe 2003) waS A SweDish MIdDle-DIstanCe runNeR WhO Set several world recoRdS in 1944–1945. AftEr winNing an 800 meters rUnning evenT IN 1945 She becamE the FIrST woman to run a viCtory Lap at the StOCkholm OlYmpic stadium.

LArsson won SEVen conseCutIve NatIonAL 800 M tItles in 1943–1949 and nevER Lost An 800 M race in Her Career. IN 1945, shE waS awArdEd The KamratMedaljen AwArD fOr BesT IFK pERformancE oF thE yEar. she woRKed at tHe famIly fArM iN öskEvik outSIdE nOra uNtIl MarrYinG iN 1947.

WorlD recORds
27 august 1944 – 800 mEters, time: 2:15.9, zinKEnsdAmMs iP, StockHolm, Sweden (SweDiSh national ChAmpIonshiPS)
19 august 1945 – 800 meTers, time: 2:14.8, Olympia, HelsingbORg, SwedeN (SwEdish NatiOnal champIonShip)
30 AuGusT 1945 – 800 Meters, Time: 2:13.8, StOckhoLm olyMPIc StaDIUm, stoCkHolm, Sweden 
5 sEPteMber 1945 – 880 yArDs, tiMe: 2:15.8, StockHolm Olympic Stadium, sTocKholm, Sweden

ReFerEnceS

cAtEgoRY:1922 bIRthS
CATegORY:2003
alman, founding director o f OSRUI.
G erald  St ern ,Amer ican  poet. Faculty forthe Jewish Writers Wor kshop .R odge r  K amene tz, Ame r ic a n  au th or . F ac u lt y for  th e Jewis h WritersWor ks hop.
Steve S t er n, America n a uthor. Facul tyfor th eJew i sh Wr ite rs Wo rkshop . 
Howar d Schwart z, Folklo r ist and a ut hor.  Faculty for theJ ew i sh Writers Wor kshop. 
S e na t o r R uss ell Feingo ld , USS enatorf or W i sco n sin. Served a s faculty f o r t he Ler ha usp rogram . Als os ent  his childr en t o OSRUI.Osvald o  Romber g , serve d as a  vi sit inga rt is t a tt heT if ere t  ar ts progr am .
Camp ersJ a s o n Br own , Ol ympic  Bronze medal ist  inF igu re Sk ating .
Ga rr ett W eber-G ale,Ol ympic Gold meda list  in Swimm ing .Reb ec ca Ja r vis, A mer ica n journ alist.J oeMa n d e ,comedian.
Jeff Erl an g e r,  disabil ity ri g ht sa ctivist.  A lso  ser v e d asa co u ns elor.
Am y Webb ,  A me rican f ut uristan d a uth or.
D a niel  B. Sh apiro, A meric a n diplomat and former US Amb a ss a d or to I sra el.

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Category:Je wish summe r c amps
Cat egor y :J e wish summer ca mps i n Wisconsi n  Anna La rsson  (athlet e)

Anna" N ora-Anna " L ars son  (2 J an uary 1922 – 1 4 June  2 003) wa s a  Swedis h m idd le- dis ta nce runne r who se tse ve ra l w orldr ecords i n194 4– 194 5. Af t er win ningan 8 00  m e ter s runni n ge v entin  1 945she  b ecame  the fir st woma n to runa v i ctor yla p at th e Stockholm O ly mpic Stadi um .
Larsso n won seve n consecutive national8 00 m ti tle s in1943 –1949 and  ne ver lo sta n 800m race  in h er  ca r e er. I n 19 45,  s he was awa r d edthe K am ratm edaljen  award for best IF K  pe rformance ofthe  yea r .  S hew or k edat the f amily farm in Ö skevik out si d eNora until mar ry ing in1947.
World records 
27 Augus t 1944 –80 0 me t e rs,  time: 2:1 5.9, Zin kensdamms IP, S t oc kholm , S weden(S wed ish n ationa l  ch ampio nships )19 Aug ust 1 94 5 – 800meters, time: 2:14.8, O lympia , Hel sin gborg, Sw ede n  (S wedish na tion al champio nsh ip) 
30 A ugu s t 194 5 –8 00  me t ers,time :  2:13.8,S to ckh o l mOlympic Sta d i u m,Stock hol m , Swed en 5 September 1945–  880 yards, ti me:2 : 15. 8,S tock ho lm Olympic Sta diu m, S tockholm ,Sweden

Ref erences
C a tegor y:1922  birth s
Categ o r y: 2 003
alman, founding_director of_OSRUI.
Gerald Stern, American poet._Faculty for_the_Jewish Writers_Workshop.
Rodger_Kamenetz, American author._Faculty for the_Jewish Writers Workshop.
Steve Stern,_American author. Faculty_for_the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Howard Schwartz, Folklorist and author. Faculty for the Jewish Writers Workshop.
Senator_Russell_Feingold, US_Senator_for_Wisconsin. Served as faculty for_the Lerhaus program. Also sent_his children_to OSRUI.
Osvaldo Romberg, served as a visiting artist_at_the Tiferet arts_program.

Campers
Jason Brown, Olympic Bronze medalist in Figure Skating.
Garrett Weber-Gale,_Olympic Gold medalist in Swimming.
Rebecca Jarvis,_American journalist.
Joe Mande,_comedian.
Jeff_Erlanger,_disability rights activist. Also_served as a counselor.
Amy Webb, American_futurist and author.
Daniel B. Shapiro, American_diplomat and former US Ambassador to Israel.

References

External_links

Category:Youth organizations based in Wisconsin
Category:Jewish summer_camps
Category:Jewish summer camps in Wisconsin_Anna Larsson_(athlete)

Anna "Nora-Anna" Larsson (2 January_1922 – 14_June 2003)_was a Swedish_middle-distance runner who set several world_records in 1944–1945._After winning an 800 meters running_event_in 1945 she_became_the_first woman_to run a_victory_lap at_the_Stockholm Olympic Stadium.

Larsson won seven consecutive_national_800 m titles in 1943–1949 and never_lost an 800 m_race_in her career. In_1945, she was awarded the_Kamratmedaljen award for best IFK performance_of the_year. She_worked at the family farm in Öskevik outside Nora until marrying_in 1947.

World records
27 August 1944 –_800 meters, time: 2:15.9,_Zinkensdamms IP,_Stockholm,_Sweden (Swedish national_championships)
19_August 1945_– 800 meters, time: 2:14.8, Olympia, Helsingborg,_Sweden (Swedish_national championship)
30 August 1945 – 800_meters, time: 2:13.8, Stockholm_Olympic_Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 
5 September 1945_– 880 yards, time: 2:15.8, Stockholm_Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden

References

Category:1922 births
Category:2003