Pizmon Oneg. Tonight. 9:45 pm. John Jay lounge. Be there!
Come to Koach's Torah study Lunch 'n Learn Potluck. Saturday at 12:45
in the Schiff Room of Earl Hall. You don't need to be at services to
attend. Email Alison Joseph at alj10 to see what you can bring.
Come to a discussion of the Sabbath as a day of wrestling the ball
away from your opponent. Huh? Pick-up basketball, Barnard Gym in
Barnard Hall. Saturday afternoon from 2:30-5. Contact Andy Halpert
x37931.
Join Bikkur Cholim, visiting the sick on Saturday at 3:15 pm. Meet in
front of Ramat Orah, on 110th street near Broadway. Contact Matt
Jacobs x32057 or Talia Swartz x31452.
Donate your Shabbos leftovers to Project for the Homeless. Bring all
leftovers to Earl Hall on Sunday at 12:30. Speak to Danielle Wininger
x31451 or Lisa Meister x37421.
Hear Danny Kutner, Academic Affairs Consul at the Israeli Consulate
speak about "Israel's challenges & dreams in the 21st century".
Monday at 7:30pm in 603 Hamilton. Sponsored by LionPAC. Contact
Ronen Landa x37720.
Remember your childhood. Games, finger-painting, messes & free food.
Come to the First Year Council's Regression to Childhood Studybreak.
9 to 10 Tuesday night in Schapiro lounge.
Still not sure what you're doing this summer? Want to go to Israel
next year? Come to the Israel Programs Fair. Wednesday from 5 to
7:30 pm in the James Room of Barnard Hall. Contact Suzie Patt x31210
or Ari Roucher 870-5878.
The Juice Club. Image is nothing, thirst is everything. Obey your
thirst! Come taste the best milkshakes, smoothies, & juice mixes,
meet new people, see old friends. It's FREE! ( but a $2 donation
would be nice) Wednesday at 8pm in Matilde Schecter Suite 2A (415 W
120th Street between Amsterdam & Morningside) Questions? Contact
Jamie Billow bab62 or 870-5803.
Attention every one who puts up posters: Earl Hall only allows
posters on the bulletin boards. Please do not put up any posters on
the on the walls, windows, doors, or outside of Earl Hall.
Now that Purim is over, get psyched for Pesach! If you are going to be
on campus for Pesach and want to lead or coordinate a seder or if you
would like to do a huge mitzvah and coordinate the matching of
students with home hospitality or help with publicity for Pesach
please contact Shira Brafman sb549 or Rabbi Sheer chs4 ASAP.
Blood platelets are needed for David Breckstone, a 25 year old who has
leukemia. He needs platelets donated, and unlike bone marrow, anyone
can give them. It just takes 1 ½ hours. Please contact Jessica Rezak
for more information, jer39, 870-4339.
The MOSHAV BAND is coming to Columbia!!! They will be performing in
Lower Level McIntosh as their last concert in the States before
returning to Israel. The Moshav Band sings all types of music in both
Hebrew & English & are well known for their rock 'n roll, folk &
alternative music. Save the date: Monday March 22 at 9 pm. Tickets
go on sale next week. Contact Mandy Reichman at mbr23.
Do you want to learn about Reconstructionist Judaism? Come hear Jason
Klein, CC'97, speak about Reconstructionist Judaism & the
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College on March 25 at 7 pm in 306
Hamilton. Contact Shira Brafman at sb54 or x34534.
AIPAC's Northeast regional political Leadership Training Seminar is
March 26-28. Join hundreds of college students at U Penn, attend
workshops on Israel, the Middle East & American Politics. Only $20.
Contact Ronen Landa x37720.
Israel Environmental Alert!!! Protest the building of the
Trans-Israel Highway by filling out a petition/post card in the Jewish
Office. For information contact Dr. Uri Shanas at uas2.
Dorot, the JSU's project for the elderly, needs volunteers to visit
local shut-ins. If you have even just an hour to spare, email Eric
Goren eng7 or Dosi Tropper ht88.
Come to Wednesday Night Learning. This and every Wednesday from 8:30
to 9:30 pm in Earl Hall Auditorium. Learn anything about Judaism that
interests you. For a new partner or information contact Natalie Stein
at 32895 or Rachel Furst at 35425.
Key Tov A capella CD's are on sale now! For more information contact
Zoe at x34554 or any Key Tov member.
Do you like people? If so then you'd be a perfect candidate to help
out with the prospective student Shabbaton! We need volunteers to
help organize, plan, recruit and of course, run this year's Shabbaton.
Interested? Contact Josh Reich at jr535.
Are you looking for work experience in healthcare, publishing,
business, or law? Do you want to spend the summer at camp? Fridays
working at the Jewish Museum? Next year fighting for social justice,
working in Israel or lobbying Congress? Come by the Jewish Office and
check out the large array of jobs & internship opportunities!
The Harley Kosher Deli is now open! Come in Monday-Thursday from 11am
& 8pm for great food. Located at 101 Hartley Hall. Contact Shari
Katz at sbk16 for catering & employment opportunities.
Be part of the Collegiate Leadership Summer Internship Program (CLIP)
in NYC this summer! Join 50 Jewish students who intern at
organizations in the city four days a week and meet together for a
seminar on Jewish topics on the fifth day. 20 students will also go
to go to the Brandeis Collegiate Institute in Simi Valley, Ca -- all
expenses paid -- for two weeks out of the summer. The participating
organizations vary from Jewish social service organizations to
accounting firms; there is a modest (but livable) stipend. Contact
Simon Amiel, the coordinator, amiels.hillel@jn.cjfny.org, or Chelsea
Wald, a former participant, ctw8.
There are JSU T-shirts available for sale in the Jewish Office for $5
each. Size and quantity are limited.
Shabbat Night
Shabbat dinner: 7:00 pm in Hewitt.
Shabbat Morning
Yavneh services: 9:15 am in the Auditorium.
Koach services : Koach services : 10:00 am in the Dodge Room.
Shabbat Afternoon
WTG services: 5:05 pm
Koach services: 5:05 pm
Yavneh services: 5:15 pm
Havdalah: 6:33 pm
A light meal will be provided at Hewitt for those on meal plan on
Saturday from 4 to 7 pm.
Columbia Jewish Information: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/