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Reform and Conservative Kabbalat
Shabbat services on Friday start at 6:30 p.m. Orthodox services begin at 6:45
p.m. All welcome.
6,000,000 Jews * 3,300,000 Soviets *
2,000,000 Poles * 400,000 Gypsies * 400,000 Jahovah's Witnesses * 30,000 LGBT
individuals Remember. Holocaust Remembrance Day Candlelight
Vigil on Sunday, April 15th at 9:30 p.m. at the 1879 Archway. Contact Liron Noiman
(liron@princeton.edu) or Sarabeth Sanders (ssanders@princeton.edu) if you
would like to participate by reading names or poetry at this event. All are welcome to attend. ALSO: Holocaust Remembrance
Day/Darfur Field of Flags, all day Sunday 4/15--Monday 4/16. Visit the 1870
lawn to witness the CJL's Field of Flags. Interested in helping to set-up the
flags? Please email liron@princeton.edu.
Come hear Dr. Eric Wieschaus, Squibb
Professor of Molecular Biology Monday, April 16th at 5:30. Murray-Dodge
Hall. Kosher dinner served. Sponsored by the Religious Life
Council. All welcome.
Play with the CJL team! Team registration has begun, so email
Liron Noiman at liron@princeton.edu ASAP if you are interested.
Stop by Wilcox for some of your
favorite Jewish desserts. We'll have plenty of black and white cookies,
cakes, rugelach and even some ice cream from two of your favorite Jewish ice
cream connoisseurs: Ben and Jerry. Questions? Contact
yfraiman@princeton.edu. Brought to you by Mathey JFS Jessica Fields, Wilson
JFS Yarden Fraiman, and Wilson RCA's. ALL ARE WELCOME.
The lecture relates to his book In an
Antique Land, which tells the story of a twelfth-century Jewish India trader
and his Indian slave, whose records were discovered among the letters and
other documents of the famous Cairo Geniza. For more information, contact Angela
Bryant at the Department of Near Eastern Studies at abryant@princeton.edu.
We NEED you! Choose a shift. Make a
few calls. The donations you receive will Improve the lives of Jews all over
campus! Call Polly Strauss 258-0346 or reach
her at pstrauss@ to volunteer. And if you receive a call, please
give generously.
Thursday, April 19, 2007, 4:30 p.m.
at Robertson Hall, Bowl 2 Reception immediately following:
Bernstein Gallery Participants will include: Rabbi Mark Dratch: Member of the Clergy
Task Force on Abuse of Jewish Women International; Ms. Courtney N. Esposito: Director of Education and
Training at Womanspace, Inc. and Former Dir. of the Center for the Study of
Violence, Albert Einstein Med. Center in Philadelphia.; Reverend Dr. Dorothea Custis: CEO of PLM
Consultants (Precious Lamb Ministries), providing workshops and seminars
focusing on issues of domestic violence and its impact in the Black Church; Imam Mohamed Magid:Imam and Executive
Director of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society in Sterling, VA., Speaker for
the Peaceful Families Project, an organization that provides speakers and
training on issues relating to domestic violence in the Muslim community; Dr. Lakshmy Parameswaran: Founder and
Board Member of Daya Inc., a Houston- based organization which promotes
awareness of domestic violence in the South Asian Community. Co-sponsored by: Center for Jewish
Life, SHARE Peer Educators, ODUS, Office of Religious Life, Projects Board,
Organization of Women Leaders, Fund for Intergroup Collaboration, SHA,
Anscombe and SHARE.
Lawn Seating. Bring your own blanket.
Rain Location Frist 302 Take Back the Night - Break the
Silence! Special Guest: Rose Steward, the only
known survivor of a serial killer, was repeatedly raped, assaulted, and
strangled. She was the key witness for in three separate trials that spanned
almost a decade. Through the years, Rose has written articles for the Los
Angeles Times and Redbook magazine, has appeared on national talk shows and
her story has been featured in a Discovery Channel series on survivors called
''Lifeforce.'' She has presented widely including to inmates at the
California Youth Authority, professional counselors at a victim sensitivity
conference and Loyola Law School. Rose has spoken out about the importance of
positive role models and of confronting stereotypes that make women
vulnerable Performers: Dante Ricci, Kafayat O
Babajide'09, Natasha Kalimada, WildCats
Join students from all different
faith traditions (and no tradition) and clean up Cadwalader Park one of
Trenton's most treasured public spaces. Sponsored by: The Office of Religious
Life, The Religious Life Council, The Student Volunteers Council, The Pace
Center, Community House, Aquinas, Athletes in Action, Baha'i Club, Baptist
Student Fellowship, Center for Jewish Life, Episcopal Church at Princeton,
Impact, Manna Christian Fellowship, Muslim Students Association. Princeton
Buddhists Association, Princeton Evangelical Fellowship, Princeton Hindu
Satsangam, Princeton Presbyterians. For more information contact: Dean
Paul Raushenbush, Office of Religious Life praushen@princeton.edu
Yom HaAtzmaut, or Israel Independence
Day is coming soon. We're going to celebrate in true Israeli fashion. Details
to follow. Pampering and a good cause. What
could be better? Join the Manicure for the Cure and help support breast
cancer research. May 3-May 4 and ALL THE PROCEEDS of the manicures will go to
the Susan G. Komen for the Cure (breast cancer foundation). Questions? Want
to get involved in planning? Contact Sarabeth Sanders, at
ssanders@princeton.edu.
Mondays 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. @ the CJL
and Thursdays 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. @ Cafe Viv.
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