Jewish Electronic Calendar Issue #72

Serving the Jewish Community of Columbia University in New York, NY

Fri Oct 13 13:55:28 EDT 1995 - 19 TISHRI 5756

Holiday Schedule

Friday

5:59 pm Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot candle-lighting
5:50 pm Koach (Conservative) services: 312 Mathematics
6:00 pm Yavneh (Orthodox) services: Earl Hall Auditorium
6:15 pm RJC (Reform) services: Schiff Room in Earl Hall
[?] Learners' Service: 302 Earl Hall
9:00 pm Oneg Shabbat: Barnard sukkah

Sunday

8:00 am Yavneh Hoshana Rabba shacharit: Earl Hall.
5:56 pm Shemini Atzeret candle-lighting (and Yizkor memorial candles)
10:15 pm free PIZMON concert: JTS (122nd and Broadway), Feinberg Auditorium

Monday

6:58 pm Simchat Torah candle-lighting (Don't prepare for Simchat Torah on Shemini Atzeret)
10:30 pm - 12:30 am JSU Hakafot: McIntosh Center at Barnard College

Tuesday

9:30 am Women's T'fillah Simchat Torah Service: Dodge Room in Earl Hall
7:18 pm Yom Tov ends

Come hear PIZMON Jewish a Cappella Sunday, at 10:15 pm at JTS, 122nd and Broadway.

SHABBAT ANNOUNCEMENTS - OCTOBER 13, 1995 - come to the Jewish Office, 105 Earl Hall, for details.

Tonight's Oneg will be at 9pm and will be taking place in the Sukkah. Please come to this very special event.

RJC will have kiddish in the East Campus Sukkah from 7:30-8pm. Please wait until they leave to use that Sukkah.

Sunday night Pizmon is having it's first Oneg at 10:15 at the Jewish Theological Seminary's Feinberg Auditorium. The concert is free.

Please listen carefully to the following info. about Simchat Torah.

*For the last days of Sukkot, there will be no services on campus except for a special Women's T'fillah Simchat Torah service Tuesday morning at 9:30am in the Dodge room of Earl Hall.

*On Sunday and Monday night, students who wish to make kiddish and motzi in the Sukkah should wait at the walkway before Lehman Library at Barnard. The JSU students will direct groups of 20 into the Succah where they will recite the prayers, Birkat Hamazon, the grace after meals and then go to Hewitt to eat their Yom Tov meal.

*Hakafot will take place at 10:30pm in MacIntosh Student Center of Barnard. Admission by CUID or a prepurchased guest wristband.

*Kiddish and motzi in the Sukkah on Sunday will be at 8pm and the evening meal at Hewitt is at 8:30pm.

*Please remember to keep the Sukkah clean.

Interested in becoming a peer educator on HIV/AIDS prevention? Hillel of NY is coordinating a NYC Regional training group. For more info, contact Rabbi Oren.

Have you been planning to visit the US Holocaust Memorial but haven't gone yet? Hillel of NY is sponsoring a trip in early November for only $25 for the whole trip. Contact Rabbi Oren for details.

For tonight's Shabbat meal go to the regular serving area in Barnard Hall to pick up your Shabbat meal, wine, and challah which you can take to the Sukkah near MacIntosh. The same thing should be done for Shabbat lunch.

Pick up meal Cards: 7:15pm

Shabbat Dinner: 7:30pm

Shabbat lunch will be at 12:30pm.

Mincha:

Koach- 5:30pm Yavneh- 5:40pm - followed by Seudah Shlishit, the 3rd meal

Maariv: 6:58pm, Shabbat ends at 6:59pm.

Shabbat shalom and chag sameach!
Meir Israel Green and Scott Susser (sas104@columbia.edu)

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