Come and pick up a free calendar in the Jewish Office.
Sukkot is Coming! You can order a lulav and etrog in the Jewish Office for $36. You must register and pay in the Jewish Office by Tuesday, Sep. 29th by 12:00 pm. Registration for Shabbat and Sukkot meals must be made by Thursday, 5:00 pm in the Hewitt Dining Room. Students who wish to eat in the Sukkah will pick up their meals from the regular serving area in Hewitt and carry them to the Sukkah behind Macintosh on the Barnard Campus. Since the sukkah seats 45 people, students will use the su kkah in shifts.
Registration for the meals on the last days will be Wednesday, October 7 and Thursday, October 8th. Please note that registration for guests will take place only on Thursday in the Hewitt Dining office. Students can register only one guest a nd you must also come to Earl Hall on Thursday to purchase a wristband and register your guest.
Yiddish, Art, Parahat Hashavah, Cantillation, Great Jewish Books, Hassidic Thought and more! Come check out these extra-curricular classes and workshops and learn something you’ve always been meaning to. Classes start on Monday, September 28, so come i n and register before the end of the day. Any questions, speak to Rabbi Jennie Rosenn.
IMPORTANT!! The pizza in the Hewitt dining room is now being warmed in a non-kosher oven, and is therefore not under the supervision of Rabbi Sheer. When the oven is fixed in about a week, Rabbi Sheer will kasher it again and will inform you that every thing is now in order.
Do you have ideas for social programs? Do you want to enhance the
JSU social life? Then come to the Social Life Open Meeting, Sunday night at 8:30 pm in 522 C-Kent. Bring your ideas and enthusiam. If you have any questions, contact Jessica Rezak.
Monday night at 8:00 pm- come to the Israel Activities Open House, 405 Barnard Hall. Get involved in planning Israel programs on campus.
Are you interested in Jewish art and music, Jewish history and culture? Are you looking to express these interests in a fun and interesting way? Come to the Cultural Arts Open Meeting, Monday at 7:00 in East Campus Lounge. Questions, contact Rahel Lern er.
The deadline for submitting to "Iggrot Ha’ari", the student journal of Jewish Studies, has been extended to Monday, September 28. Submit your paper on any subject related to Jewish studies and of any length. See guidelines in the Jewish Office. We are also accepting staff applications. Contact Chelsea Wald with questions.
We are looking for a few strong women to build the sukkah and a bunch of artistic men to decorate it. (Gender irrelevant) We also need people to help plan the biggest event of the year….Simchat Torah! Look for signs or contact Yoni Schwab or call the J ewish Office.
Senior. Nostalgic for the good old days. Wants to run JSU Senior Programs. Speak to Evan Hochberg. Edh14.
Help plan the social event of the year—the JSU Dance party. Speak to Jessica or Arielle.
Come learn about Yom Kippur and Simchat Torah on Sunday, 9-10:30pm I the Dodge Room, sponsored by Women’s T’Fillah.
Friday night Dinner:
Shabbat day:
Yacneh: 9:15 am in the Auditorium
Koach services: 10:00 am in 312 Math
Rabbi Sheer will give a class on "Repentance and the Book of Jonah" at 11:30 in the Auditorium.
Saturday: Shabbat lunch: 12:30 pm in Hewitt dining hall
Afternoon/Mincha services:
WTG: 6:00 pm
Koach: 6:00 pm
Yavneh: 6:05 pm
Shabbat ends : 7:27 pm
Columbia Jewish Information: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/