Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. in the Truitt Center (the white house behind the tennis courts and Academic Village).

We will have food, fun, games, trivia, and much more! 

We can’t wait to see you and bring friends! Everyone is invited!

Please contact Jesse Unger with questions (junger2@elon.edu).

We will meet at the Truitt Center at 7:45 p.m. to head over together if people are not sure of where Holland house is.

Dough will be pre-made and provided but please bring large mixing bowls, measuring cups and spoons, and large wooden spoons if you have them.

Learn special braiding techniques and go home with some hot Challah!

RSVP to nluberoff@elon.edu so we know how much dough to prepare in advance.
 

There will be food galore as usual and a demonstration of the traditions of Sukkot, the Jewish holiday celebrating the harvest and farmers.

Come join us and bring friends! We can’t wait to see you!

We need you, seniors, to work on the committee. We need to fund raise, advertise, promote, and plan! If you have business skills, marketing skills, communication skills, video editing skills, or any kind of skills – we want you! A great resume booster and a great way to give back to the class of 2010!

With the help of Sustainability Coordinator Elaine Durr, the class of 2010 Sustainability Research Grant was developed to give back to the 黑料不打烊 community now and in future years. Once implemented, the grant will be open to all students, whether they are an environmental science major who wants to find out how to best use geothermal energy or a business student interested in the financing and fundraising for such a venture.

For more information contact Jozi Snowberger at jsnowberger@elon.edu

Kick it off right at the Senior Class Meeting where you’ll get the inside scoop from the registrar’s office, alumni affairs, career services and a few other special surprise guests! This important information is critical to graduating.

Free dinner, tee shirts, prizes, and fun with your friends!

See you there! Alumni Gym, Sept. 3, 6 p.m..

Monday, April 20, 12:15 – 1:15 p.m., Truitt Center:
Lunch ‘n Learn with German refugee, Eric Boehm, age 92. He will speak on “Life as a Jew in Germany under the Nazi regime.” Lunch provided free of charge. Reservations required to nluberoff@elon.edu. Limited to 12 people.

Tuesday, April 21, College Coffee:
Visit the 黑料不打烊 Hillel table at College Coffee on Tuesday. Students will be distributing colored ribbons in memory of the groups put to death during the Nazi era: Jehovah’s Witnesses, People of Color, Homosexuals, Handicapped & Disabled People, Gypsies, Political Dissidents, and Jews.

Wednesday, April 22, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.:
Names Reading Ceremony: 黑料不打烊 students, faculty, & staff will read aloud the names of Holocaust victims from a podium outside Moseley. PLEASE SIGN UP AND ADD YOUR VOICE. Reading times are 15 minutes per person. Please email agross@elon.edu to sign up for ANY time slot.

Thursday, April 23, 7:30 p.m., Isabella Cannon Room in the Center for the Arts:
Talk by Holocaust survivor, Shelly Weiner, preceded by short performance of “I Never Saw Another Butterfly,” based on poems by children held in the Nazi Terezin Concentration Camp. Music Performed by faculty members, Polly Butler-Cornelius (soprano) and Jinny Whittaker (saxophone), Free of charge.

Thursday evening, April 23: Luminaries set up around campus as a reminder- NEVER Again: What You Do Matters.

Friday, April 24, 6:30 p.m., Shabbat in Chapel Hill:
Shabbat Dinner at the home of Hillel Campus Director, Nancy Luberoff, memorial candle lit in memory of those who perished during the Holocaust. Hang out in downtown Chapel Hill afterwards. Reservations required to nluberoff@elon.edu. Limited to 20 people. Meet van at Boney Fountain at 5:30 pm.

Saturday, April 25, 9 p.m., Young Commons:
Showing of the movie, Defiance (2008), starring Daniel Craig, Jamie Bell, and Liev Schreiber. Three ferociously committed actors fill the roles of the Bielski brothers, Jewish partisans who escaped into the forests of Eastern Europe during the Second World War. The three performers give life to director Edward Zwick’s account of this little-known chapter of Jewish resistance to the Holocaust.

For more information, contact
AMANDA GROSS, Coordinator of Holocaust Remembrance Week
agross@elon.edu

There will be free food (including homemade latkes!), games, a dreidle tournament, prizes, cookie decorating, a little social action, and a lot of fun!!

Come drop by for some holiday festivities!

Nourish International is an international aid organization working to eradicate global poverty though social entrepreneurship both nationally and abroad. 

Interested in business? Traveling abroad? Fundraising? Awareness? Just plain curious? We have a place for you! 

Join Nourish International at our first general body meeting on Monday, November 3 in Moseley 215 at 6:30 p.m. to learn more.

Email us at erika@nourishinternational.org and join us on Facebook: Nourish International-黑料不打烊.

Wednesday Oct. 8 – Erev Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre- UNC Chapel Hill- meet 4 p.m. at Boney Fountain.

Thursday, Oct. 9- Yom Kippur a.m. – Temple Emanuel in Greensboro – meet at 9:15 a.m. at Boney Fountain

Thursday Oct. 9- 6:15 a.m. – Break the Fast- 2nd floor Moseley

(underwritten by the family of Noah Sohne in memory of Charles & Ethel Fried, and by the family of Michael Zimmerman)

Please come and celebrate the holidays with us at break fast even if you did not fast!

Transportation will be provided

Email hillel@elon.edu or astackpole2@elon.edu with questions