Columbia Jewish Electronic Calendar for October 9, 1992

Candle-lighting times:
Friday night, Shabbat        6:06 pm
Sunday night, Sukkot Day I   6:02 pm
Monday night, Sukkot Day II  7:04 pm

Jewish Student Union
SHABBAT ANNOUNCEMENTS for October 9, 1992
As of October 8th

1)  RJC will be sponsoring a Liturgy Workshop led by Rabbi Oren
tomorrow (Saturday) from 2:30 until 4 in the Schiff Room.

2)  Yavneh is sponsoring a Simchat Beit Hashoavah next Thursday
evening.

3)  Registration for Simchat Torah and Shemini Atzeret meals will be
as following:
-Registration for CU Students ONLY will be in BHR Dining Office on
 Wednesday noon until 7 and Thursday 10 until 1.
-Guest registration will take place in Earl Hall Thursday from 2 until
 5 and Friday from 10 until 12.
-If you have questions, please inquire at the JSU office or consult
the directions posted on the JSU door.

4)  SHABBAT SCHEDULE

Friday
6:10 pm  Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat, Maariv Services
         CJC (Conservative) 501 Schermerhorn
         Yavneh (Orthodox)  Earl Hall Auditorium
7:30 pm  Pick up meal cards in Barnard Hall for dinner.
7:45 pm  Dinner
9:30 pm  Oneg Shabbat in Wein Lounge.  Guest speaker to be announced.

Saturday
9:30 am CJC (Conservative/Egalitarian) Shacharit Services
12:30pm Shabbat lunch
2:15 pm Yavneh Afternoon Services:  Mincha I
6:10 pm Evening Services:  Maariv
7:05 pm Shabbat ends - Havdala

Sunday
12:00pm Decorate the Sukkah!  McIntosh Courtyard at Barnard College

I hope you enjoyed the first edition of the Jewish Electronic
Calendar.  Comments on its format should be sent to mig@columbia.edu.
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Dates and events for the Calendar should be submitted to the Jewish
Student Union office by Tuesday at 5 pm.

Jewish Student Union
105 Earl Hall (117th Street and Broadway)
Columbia University
854-5111

Since many people asked me to post Jewish-related articles which are
unrelated to the Calendar, I have set up a brand new notes-file
called "jewish".  Type "notes jewish" to access it, and feel free to
post non-copyright materials which are relevant to the Columbia
University Jewish community.

Shabbat Shalom!
Meir Green, Coordinator
Columbia Jewish Electronic Calendar

open discussion:  jewish@columbia.edu or "notes jewish" on any cunix machine.
personal email:   mig@columbia.edu