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On Friday, April 27th, the Center for
Jewish Life, the 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
Did you miss the CJL BBQ this week
because of problem sets or lab? Are you craving another delicious Kosher
hotdog or hamburger? Stop by Butler Quad this Sunday at
6pm and Butler JFS Andrew Watrous will be grilling all of your favorites. ALL ARE WELCOME to attend. Brought to
you by the Butler JFS program. Questions? Contact awatrous@princeton.edu.
Senior Jonah Perlin will lead a
discussion based on his thesis: ,"Trials
Before Man, Justice Before God: The Role of Religious Ethics and the
Prosecution and Punishment of War Criminals." >From Amalek to
Adolph(s): A Discussion on the Jewish Ethics of Retribution and Revenge The discussion will focus on the
question of Jewish approaches to the world's worst criminals both as a
question of Jewish ethics and of Jewish history. While there is a great deal
of discussion of why evil exits, there has been a particular focus, in light
of the recent execution of Saddam Hussein as well as the recent shooting at
Virginia Tech, on what Judaism says about how we should respond to wanton
acts of evil. By looking at Biblical and Talmudic sources, as well as several
primary sources surrounding the choice to execute Nazi War criminal Adolph
Eichmann by the State of Israel during the 1960's we will begin to attempt to
answer a question that Jews have been asking for centuries -- in the case of
the world's worst criminals must we take revenge as God commands, or is
retribution and/or even forgiveness an option? All welcome. For more information on
JSJ, contact Stephanie Greenwood at sgreenwo@princeton.edu
In 1983, the Reform movement adopted
the position that a person could be Jewish if his or her father or father was
Jewish. This put Reform Judaism at odds with the Orthodox and Conservative
movements, which hold that a person is born a Jew only if his or her mother
is Jewish. Come for an informative and engaging, yet gentle and sensitive,
discussion of each of these stances and the reasoning behind them All welcome.
ALL THE PROCEEDS of the manicures
will go to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure (breast cancer foundation). Pampering and a good cause. What
could be better? To sign up and go to our homepage and
click to the registration page. www.princetonhillel.org. Questions? 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.
The chance of a lifetime to learn
Spanish in For more information contact Matt
Hollander at spanish@hillel.org.uy as soon as possible and the deadline is
May 1st.
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