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Services will be at 6:30 pm, followed
by a special Shabbat dinner at 7:30. Who doesn't love pancakes, waffles,
and eggs at night? All welcome. Free for '07 & '08
& grad students. '09 & '10 swipe.
Come celebrate Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 Time:
5:30pm - 7:30pm Location: South lawn of the CJL, Sponsored by the Center for Jewish
Life and PIPAC .
March from Alexander Beach 8:00 pm
Frist South Lawn 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
Earth Day. Sunday, April 22nd, 1-5pm Meet in front of Murray Dodge. Join
students from all different faith traditions (and no tradition) and clean up Sponsored by: The Office of Religious
Life, The Religious Life Council, The Student Volunteers Council, The For more information contact: Dean
Paul Raushenbush, Office of Religious Life praushen@princeton.edu
Play with the CJL team! Team registration has begun, so email
Liron Noiman at liron@princeton.edu ASAP if you are interested.
"Beauty is in the Eyes of the
Beholder" Event is open to all and will be held
in the CJL first floor classroom.
When: Tuesday, April 24, 4:30-5:30pm
Where: Center for Jewish Life We look forward to seeing you there!
Questions? Please contact Kim Kushner at kkushner@princeton.edu. After the program, enjoy an Israel
Independence Day Picnic at the Center for Jewish Life. Upperclassmen and
Graduate Students eat free. Underclassmen swipe. The picnic begins at 5:30pm.
In his capacity as Senior Foreign
Press Coordinator, David Baker serves as The Prime Minister's Office liaison
to the foreign press: briefing foreign journalists and analyzing
international media trends. Mr. Baker previously served under Prime Ministers
Sharon and Barak. Prior to his work in the Prime Ministers' Office, Mr. Baker
wrote and edited briefings, speeches and newspaper articles for the Ministry
of Education/International Relations Division and was a journalist for
several newspapers including The Jerusalem Post. David Baker served in the
IDF attaining the rank of Captain and is a reserve officer in the IDF's
Spokesperson Unit. Mr. Baker is a native New Yorker who made aliyah in 1985
and lives in Jerusalem with his wife and two children.
Come make bookmarks for literacy
projects, get well cards for sick kids and activity kits for kids waiting in emergency
rooms FREE FOOD!! Wednesday 4/25, 10:30 pm,
Forbes Café Questions? Please contact Jessica
Lander, '10, at jlander@princeton.edu Sponsored by Forbes College and the
CJL
On Friday, April 27th, the Center for
Jewish Life, the Carl A. Fields Center, and Wym'on Stage are bringing The
Hebrew Mamita Vanessa Hidary to Princeton University. The Hebrew Mamita is an
actress/poet/playwright who will be performing her slam poetry show
"Culture Bandit", a poetic and perceptive one-woman show exploring
her personal confluence of Jewish and Latino heritages. The Hebrew Mamita's
solo show features monologues, poetry and hip-hop, and chronicles her coming
of age during the golden age of Hip-Hop and her dedication to fostering
understanding and friendship between all people. The Hebrew Mamita's
"Cultural Bandit" show has aired as a part of "Russell
Simmon's Presents Def Poetry" on HBO. She is featured in the film
"The Tribe" which was selected for the 2006 Sundance Film Festival
and the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival. She has been featured in The New York
Post, Time Out New York, The Jewish Week, Spitkickers.com, The Forward, URB
magazine, BUST Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Time Out NY, The Albuquerque
Journal, and Lilith Magazine. For more information about The Hebrew
Mamita Vanessa Hidary, please visit her website at http://www.hebrewmamita.com/.
Jean Beebe, '10 will open for the Hebrew Mamita. For more information about
Jean, please visit her website: http://www.movingforwords.com. . Questions? Please contact Kim Kushner
at kkushner@princeton.edu
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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