@7pm General Meetings with a free meal, open to all of campus at the Roth Center! Come for great food and a chance to have your ideas become reality! Also, this week ELECTIONS for Executive Board Positions for Summer and Fall term. Details below.
On Wednesday, April 25th:
Jews and Java from 3-5pm in town at the Dartmouth Bookstore
On Thursday, April 26th:
@ 6pm Jew Crew Meeting at the Roth Center.
@ 8pm “Guide for the Perplexed” at the Roth Center with Rabbi. Interested? Come to find out more! New people welcome!
On Friday, April 27th:
@ 6pm Friday night services will be led by Asher Mayerson.
@7pm Friday night dinner cooked by Nick Parillo and friends, who will be making another FEAST FOR THE AGES. Come to find out how we will top last week’s four desserts?
If you would like to go to Hebrew Lunch, blitz Ittai Eres
The Hebrew School at the Roth Center, is seeking teachers, tutors and substitutes for 2012-2013, grades Kinder-7th. These are paid positions and wonderful opportunities to give back to the community at large. Positions are available for those limited in Hebrew, Judaic Studies only, or advanced Hebrew teachers that can tutor the Bnai Mitzvah class.
CongraJEWlations to Our New Board Members
Hillel enthusiastically welcomes Emily Brody-Bizare and Elizabeth Morse to the Hillel Board as co-historians. Congrats Emily and Elizabeth!
National Havurah Committee: a Week Long Opportunity this Summer
The National Havurah Committee (NHC) Summer Institute is a week-long, pluralistic retreat of grassroots Jewish learning and living. Among its 300 attendees are students, musicians, doctors, furniture makers, retirees, Jewish professionals, homemakers, teachers, young children, and activists, all committed to shaping the present, and future, of American Judaism. Last summer, the NHC held a program for college student leaders to engage in this dynamic community, with the focus of developing their davvening and leadership skills. In addition to the classes, workshops, prayer options, and rich personal interactions available to all attendees, the cohort of student leaders participated in a series of sessions devoted to learning the skills that make Hillel communities succeed. We are poised to continue this program at the 2012 NHC Summer Institute. The dates of this year’s Institute are August 6-12, and the conference takes place at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire. We encourage schools to send two or more student leaders, so that they have peer support in implementing their new skills back on campus. If you are interested, please contact Rabbi Boraz and he will put you in touch with someone to get you more information,
Election for Summer and Fall Executive Hillel Board Positions
Hillel will be holding elections for President and three VP positions at the general meeting on Monday April 23rd at 7 pm. There will be a separate set of elections for Summer term and Fall terms. The officers to be elected on April 23rd are: President, Executive Vice President/Programming Chair, Vice President of Membership, and Vice President of Religious Affairs and Education.
Sign-up for Cooking for Friday Night Dinners at Hillel
Know how to cook? Can’t even butter a piece of bread? Somewhere in-between? If you said yes to any of those questions, then you should sign up to help below. Cooking at Hillel is always a lot of fun, and Nick is looking to make the food even more tasty and delicious. So, if you want a fun way to spend your Friday afternoons (really, what better do you have to do at the time??), then sign up with your friends for a Friday afternoon cooking slot. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AptIw-_Qjb4odG5qTWw1OUhxYkVENFg2M1VUdHNzWnc
Orli Kleiner is this week’s Jew of the Week. Orli is a ’12 and has served in numerous positions on the Hillel Board, including most recently as Treasurer. This week only, she has a solo exhibition of her jewelry at the Hop in the display case across from the Hinman boxes. This case will have jewelry that she was worked on spanning her four years as a Dartmouth student. So, be sure to go check it out! Also, great job Orli!!!
GOY OF THE WEEK
Carol Folt is this week’s Goy of the Week. This week, the college announced that she will be serving as the interim president of Dartmouth until the search committee finds a replacement for Jim Kim, who was selected as the new head of the World Bank. Because Ms. Folt is serving as interim president, the search committee will not consider her for the role of permanent president. For more information on our new interim president go to the D’s article: http://thedartmouth.com/2012/04/18/news/folt
JOKE OF THE WEEK:
A friend told me this joke earlier today and I thought it was rather fitting:
Q: What can cause the weather to dramatically change?
A: The prospies leaving Dartmouth! The sky is literally weeping over their departure.
Special Thanks to Everyone who helped out at all the Jewish Prospy Events!!
This is Rachel Funk, blitz me with any comments, questions, or concerns. Go dust off those rain boots and umbrellas because you’ll be needing them again this week!!
Jewsletter – 04/23/12
THE JEWSLETTER
News for all Dartmouth’s Jews
Events and Announcements (see details below):
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Reminder of Weekly Events in the JEWNIVERSE:
On Monday, April 23rd:
On Wednesday, April 25th:
On Thursday, April 26th:
On Friday, April 27th:
If you would like to go to Hebrew Lunch, blitz Ittai Eres
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Announcements/Events:
Work as a Hebrew School Teacher Next Year
The Hebrew School at the Roth Center, is seeking teachers, tutors and substitutes for 2012-2013, grades Kinder-7th. These are paid positions and wonderful opportunities to give back to the community at large. Positions are available for those limited in Hebrew, Judaic Studies only, or advanced Hebrew teachers that can tutor the Bnai Mitzvah class.
CongraJEWlations to Our New Board Members
Hillel enthusiastically welcomes Emily Brody-Bizare and Elizabeth Morse to the Hillel Board as co-historians. Congrats Emily and Elizabeth!
National Havurah Committee: a Week Long Opportunity this Summer
The National Havurah Committee (NHC) Summer Institute is a week-long, pluralistic retreat of grassroots Jewish learning and living. Among its 300 attendees are students, musicians, doctors, furniture makers, retirees, Jewish professionals, homemakers, teachers, young children, and activists, all committed to shaping the present, and future, of American Judaism. Last summer, the NHC held a program for college student leaders to engage in this dynamic community, with the focus of developing their davvening and leadership skills. In addition to the classes, workshops, prayer options, and rich personal interactions available to all attendees, the cohort of student leaders participated in a series of sessions devoted to learning the skills that make Hillel communities succeed. We are poised to continue this program at the 2012 NHC Summer Institute. The dates of this year’s Institute are August 6-12, and the conference takes place at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire. We encourage schools to send two or more student leaders, so that they have peer support in implementing their new skills back on campus. If you are interested, please contact Rabbi Boraz and he will put you in touch with someone to get you more information,
Election for Summer and Fall Executive Hillel Board Positions
Hillel will be holding elections for President and three VP positions at the general meeting on Monday April 23rd at 7 pm. There will be a separate set of elections for Summer term and Fall terms. The officers to be elected on April 23rd are: President, Executive Vice President/Programming Chair, Vice President of Membership, and Vice President of Religious Affairs and Education.
Sign-up for Cooking for Friday Night Dinners at Hillel
Know how to cook? Can’t even butter a piece of bread? Somewhere in-between? If you said yes to any of those questions, then you should sign up to help below. Cooking at Hillel is always a lot of fun, and Nick is looking to make the food even more tasty and delicious. So, if you want a fun way to spend your Friday afternoons (really, what better do you have to do at the time??), then sign up with your friends for a Friday afternoon cooking slot. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AptIw-_Qjb4odG5qTWw1OUhxYkVENFg2M1VUdHNzWnc
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Of the week….
JEW OF THE WEEK
Orli Kleiner is this week’s Jew of the Week. Orli is a ’12 and has served in numerous positions on the Hillel Board, including most recently as Treasurer. This week only, she has a solo exhibition of her jewelry at the Hop in the display case across from the Hinman boxes. This case will have jewelry that she was worked on spanning her four years as a Dartmouth student. So, be sure to go check it out! Also, great job Orli!!!
GOY OF THE WEEK
Carol Folt is this week’s Goy of the Week. This week, the college announced that she will be serving as the interim president of Dartmouth until the search committee finds a replacement for Jim Kim, who was selected as the new head of the World Bank. Because Ms. Folt is serving as interim president, the search committee will not consider her for the role of permanent president. For more information on our new interim president go to the D’s article: http://thedartmouth.com/2012/04/18/news/folt
JOKE OF THE WEEK:
A friend told me this joke earlier today and I thought it was rather fitting:
Q: What can cause the weather to dramatically change?
A: The prospies leaving Dartmouth! The sky is literally weeping over their departure.
Special Thanks to Everyone who helped out at all the Jewish Prospy Events!!
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This is Rachel Funk, blitz me with any comments, questions, or concerns. Go dust off those rain boots and umbrellas because you’ll be needing them again this week!!