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Rabbi Julie's Office Hours
Rabbi Julie Roth is available to meet with students from 3-5 PM on Mondays and Thursdays, or by appointment. E-mail Rabbi Julie to make an appointment! 
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| The Center for Jewish Life
Hillel at Princeton University |
70 Washington Road
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 258-3635
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Celebrate Shabbat With the CJL!
 This Week's Shabbat Times (please note the time changes)
Reform Services: 5:30PM
Conservative Services: 5:30PM
Orthodox Services: 4:30PM
Join us for Shabbat dinner at 6:30PM
in the CJL Dining Hall
THIS SATURDAY:
Join Koach (the Conservative Jewish student group on campus) for their monthly student-led Shabbat morning minyan!
10AM in the CJL Library
Special lunch to follow! |
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SIGN UP FOR THE CJL 5K CHARITY RUN/WALK!
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 2008
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE!
Join us for a fully marshaled, USATF-CERTIFIED 5K course with professional computer timing and scoring with finish line clock. There will also be timers and water stations at 1- and 2-mile markers. FREE BRUNCH at the CJL for all participants following the race.
 All proceeds from the event will be donated to Magen David Adom (Israeli Red Cross). MDA provides Israel's pre-hospital emergency medical needs, including disaster, ambulance, and blood services. It is a national, humanitarian service that treats every person in every location within Israel, regardless of race, religion, or ethnicity. MDA is non-religious, non-profit, and non-political. MDA came to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and went to Southeast Asia following the 2004 tsunami.
For more information, e-mail Jacob.
Co-sponsored by the Princeton University Student Volunteers Council Chapter of the American Red Cross |
Find Out About Jewish Genetic Screening at the CJL
 Approximately 1 in 4 Ashkenzai Jews is a carrier for a genetic disease, making genetic screening extremely important. There are a number of recessive genetic diseases, such as Tay-Sachs and Cystic Fibrosis that are more common among Ashkenazi Jews. Please check out the table for more information, and sign up to get screened!
Monday, November 10: 11am-2pm
LOCATION: CJL Lobby
Genetic Testing to take place on November 25th
Sponsored by the Human Genetics Program at NYU Langone Medical Center. |
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Lecture: Yossi Klein Halevi
Monday, November 10 at 4:30PM
Location: Robertson Hall, WWS Bowl 2
Yossi Klein Halevi will give a lecture titled "Israeli Society and the Politics After the Gaza Withdrawal"
Sponsored by Tigers for Israel, David Project, CJL, Projects Board, and Program for Judaic Studies
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Lecture: Ambasador Robert Hutchings
Monday, November 10 at 5pm
Location: CJL Feinberg Cafe
What's Next? - Considering the Foreign Policy Implications of the Presidential Election
A Discussion with Ambassador Robert Hutchings
Sponsored by the The American Jewish Committee Princeton Society and the CJL |
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The Tuesday Night Film Series
 Join the CJL and the Office of Religious Life for our monthly film series exploring themes common to all religions and culture.
Tuesday night, November 11th: "A Prince Among Slaves"
4:30pm - Dinner, Class of 1952 Room
5:30pm - Film screening in 100 Jones Hall
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Israel & The Environment
Wednesday, November 12 at 9pm
Location: CJL
Zionism: Live it. Love it. Learn it.
 Join us for a seminar led by 2 former Israeli soldiers, about Israel and the environment - Is Israel "green"? What is Israel's stance on energy? What does Judaism have to say about the environment?
Co-sponsored by Greening Princeton, Tigers for Israel, and USD - Hagshama (of the WZO) |
| The Election is Over. Now What?
Thursday, November 13 at 6pm
Location: CJL
 Join us for dinner and a discussion with Barbara Weinstein of the Religious Action Center (RAC) on how the 2008 election will affect the Jewish community, and how Jewish students can make a difference!
RSVP PREFERRED - e-mail Cara Singer.
The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism ("the RAC") educates and mobilizes the American Jewish community on legislative and social concerns, advocating on issues from economic justice to civil rights to religious liberty to Israel. | |
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