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Where: Did you know that one of the most
important Purim traditions involves giving gifts to you friends and to those
in need? Stop by Forbes Cafe to make treat
bags for your friends, as well as Eat hamentashen and other delicious
desserts, and celebrate Purim while also making a difference!
If you are Jewish, between the ages
of 18-26, and have never been to Learn about the trip at any one of
this week's programs, listed below: Monday 2/26, 12-1pm—Lunch,
Learn and Register at the Center for Jewish Life (FREE lunch for
upperclassmen and graduate students) Tuesday 2/27, 9-10pm—Free
Falafel and Information Session, Wilcox Hall Information Table at Frist: Wednesday
2/28, 1:30-3:30pm and Thursday 3/1, 10am-12:30pm Registration opens soon for
Taglit-birthright Questions? Contact Kim at the Center
for Jewish Life/Hillel, at kkushner@princeton.edu
Come by to eat and join a
conversation with Isaiah and biblical scholars about land tenure, wealth and
poverty. What did the accumulation of land in
the hands of a few mean for the ancient Jewish community? What does it mean
for us today? This is the first in a series of
monthly dinner- discussions on how Jewish tradition relates to current social
questions and debates. Please email Stephanie Greenwood at
sgreenwo@princeton.edu for more information about JSJ or be put on the email
list.
In his seven years of reporting from
around the world, Mr. Frankel has covered the White House, Southeast Asia and
the Thursday, March 1st at 4:30 p.m. Whig Hall Senate Chamber. Sponsored by PIPAC.
Will you be one of them? Friday, March 2nd at 6:30 p.m. Carl
Icahn Atrium. Help create and celebrate Shabbat in
a way
The CJL wants YOU to Have it Your
Way! Lead a Seder for a group of your
peers and with the theme and style of your choice. No previous Seder leading experience
necessary. We will provide workshops to help you prepare. Please contact rivky@princeton.edu.
[SpeakOut] was begun in April 2006 by
a small core of We have since been deeply committed
to understanding these issues and creating a more active, informed, socially
responsible student body. With a heightened awareness about sexual assault
and new tools to recognize potentially problematic situations, we hope to
empower students with the courage to speak up and take action – both
for their own safety and for that of their fellow Princetonians. [SpeakOut] is growing! In addition to
becoming an official group, we still have more exciting projects coming up.
We are in the process of hanging recess information sheets in all of the
bathrooms across campus. For more information contact Maital
Friedman (mfriedman@) or Sarah Erickson (serickso@).
Mondays 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. @ the CJL
and Thursdays 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. @ Cafe Viv.
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phone: (609)
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