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    Jewish Electronic Calendar Issue #150

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

    Friday, October 9th - 19 Tishrei 5758

    Friday:
    Candlelighting: 4:28 pm
    Mincha:
    Yavneh: 4:30 pm in the Earl Hall auditorium
    KOACH: 4:35 pm in 312 Math
    KESHER: Not on campus this week due to the North East Kesher Conference. Regular services will resume next week at 6:15 pm in the Schiff Room.
    Sefardic Club: 4:30 pm in the Dodge Room of Earl Hall

    Shabbat Announcements

    11/6/98

    § Come to a simply social ONEG! Sponsored by the oneg committee tonight! 9:00 pm in John Jay. Food, Fun and Friends!!!

    § Join Bikur Cholim this Sunday at 2:45 pm in front of Barnard gates to visit the elderly at the Jewish Home for Aged on 106th street. Contact Matt Jacobs or Talia Swartz.

    § On the 60th anniversary of Kristalnacht join us as we remember those who we lost by honoring their lives. Film & ceremony, Sunday, November 8th at 7:15 pm in Carman Lounge. Questions, contact Rahel Lerner at ral27

    § Come learn about women and communal prayer with Drisha and Torat Miriam Scholar, Tammy Jarobowitz this Sunday at 9 pm in the Dodge Room. Snacks will be served. Sponsored by Women's T'fillah.

    § Join Project for the homeless this Sunday, November 8 for an Ice Cream and informal session on how you can help the homeless. 9 pm, Shapiro Lounge.

    § The Jewish Office is sponsoring a Public Symposium at Lincoln Square Synagogue at 69th & Amsterdam on "Jewish Diseases - What do We Need To Know?" Perspectives from Science, Halacha and Medicine. Sunday November 8 at 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. Included will be Dr. Robert Pollack, Professor of Biological Sciences at C.U. and President of the Jewish Campus Life Fund.

    § There is a special mission to Israel sponsored by United Jewish Appeal during winter break. We are delighted to announce that the Jewish Office has funds available for first and second years who have never been to Israel. It will depart on December 24th, returning January 3. The cost is $550.

    § JSU elections are coming. In order to vote you must be a JSU member. If you have not filled out a card please come to the Jewish Office this coming week. Consider becoming a part of the JSU board!

    There are four positions filled through elections: president, two vice presidents and a treasurer. In addition, there are 5 coordinator positions: social life, Israel Action, cultural/education, community service and religious life. To make yourself eligible to either position pick up an election packet starting this Tuesday in the Jewish Office and turn it in by November 17. For more information contact the election commissioners, Ezra or Rachel.

    § The 1999 Jewish Collegiate Festival of the Performing Arts is fast approaching and will take place on February 21, 1999. It promises to be another great event and is an excellent opportunity for students to get involved. If you are interested in helping out, contact Ilan Glazer or Todd Surden.

    §Join us for the first of 3 workshops co-sponsored by the Jewish office & Alice!, Columbia University's Health Education Program. The new date for the workshop is on Wednesday November 11th and will be on sexuality & relationships. Contact Leora in the Jewish Office for more info.

    § Tired of the SAME OLD Shabbat meal, with the SAME OLD people? Well, sign up for Suite Dinners on November 13th, sponsored by 11/11, the Jewish Pluralism Project. So bring yourself and $6 to the Jewish Office and sign up by Tuesday November 10.

    § Are you a first year looking to get involved? First Year Council is sponsoring the "Dating Game", a crazy game just for new kids. Meet people in a friendly atmosphere; Saturday November 14th from 8 to 10 pm in John Jay Lounge.

    § Lilith Magazine, is seeking student interns. They are looking for applicants who are interested in Judaism, feminism, and journalism Stop by the Jewish office to get an application. Speak to Rabbi Rosenn if you have any questions.

    § Please remember that the deadline to sign up for Shabbat meals is Thursday at noon.

    Update on the Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life
    As you know this past summer the construction of the Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life began at 115th street between Broadway and River Side Drive.
    Each week we will give you an update on the construction which is approximately one year. At the current time, excavation of the sight is being completed and the foundation is being poured. The steel structure will be erected immediately after, look for it to begin around December. We invite you to take a look and watch our home being built.

    Shabbat Night
    Shabbat dinner: 6:00 p.m.

    Shabbat Morning
    Yavneh services: 9:15 a.m. in the Auditorium.
    Koach service : 10 am in the Dodge Room.

    Shabbat Afternoon
    Torah Study class with Rabbi Sheer, 11:40 - 12:30 in Earl Hall Auditorium.

    WTG services: 4:00 pm
    Koach services: 4:00 pm
    Yavneh services: 4:10 pm

    Havdalah: 5:28 pm


    Shabbat Shalom!
    Scott Susser

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