Veteran's Display Honoring Those Who Serve, Their Families and Those Who Have Been Killed in Iraq
Hillel is again partnering with Lights on Campus/Campus Ministry Center to honor veterans, those currently serving in the armed forces and those killed serving in Iraq. We need your help to make signs on Wednesday 11/8 between 5-7 pm. We also need help setting up and taking down the display on Friday 11/10 (the local commemoration of Veteran's Day). Please call (523-5190) or email Amy - thanks!

A Survivor's Tale: 1972 Munich Olympic Games Terror Survivor Speaks Out
Daniel Alon, an Israeli Olympic athlete who survived the Munich massacre in 1972, will speak at Miami on November 9th at 5:00 pm in Multipurpose Room C of the Shriver Center.

The talk is free and the public is welcome.

Daniel Alon was Israel's champion fencer for many years, representing Israel in international competitions before the fateful trip to Munich for the Summer Olympics, when most of the Israeli Olympic team and their coaches were taken hostage. 11 of the Israeli hostages were murdered by a Palestinian terrorist Group, Black September. For many years, Alon kept silent about the tragedy he witnessed, but since the release of the recent Steven Spielberg movie, “Munich,” he has begun to tell his story.

Find Zarra...free stuff...good conversation
Find Zarra! Come to Kofenya, this Wednesday (11/8/06) from 2:30-4 pm! The first FIVE people that find Zarra get whatever they chose from Kofenya for Free! Questions? Email or call Zarra (523-5190)

Each week the Association of Jewish Students Student Boards (Executive Board and Program Board) meet at Hillel Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm. All are welcome to attend!

Planning Meeting for Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Days)
Want to be involved in Yom Hashoah day(s) at Miami? Jenny Jacob is looking for a few students to help her with the planning and coordination among several University departments and community groups. If interested, please come to Hillel on Monday, November 6th at 5pm and bring with you any ideas that you may have. The meeting will be no longer than 1 hour. For more information email Jenny Jacob.

Date Auction for Charity
Come to the DATE AUCTION on Wednesday, November 15th at 9:30pm at Top Deck.

Board of Directors Shabbat
Join us on Friday, November 10th for student-led services at 6:00 pm and FREE dinner at 7:00. All are welcome for services, dinner or both. Dinner is free, kosher and has vegetarian options. Come connect with old friends, meet new friends and enjoy great food! Hillel gratefully thanks the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati for sponsorship of the Shabbat Dinner Program. Questions? Via email send a message to Rosie Landau or Hillel, by phone call Hillel (513-523-5190). We look forward to seeing you there. All welcome!

Discovering Judaism
This weekly free class and free dinner will be every Monday beginning at 7:15 pm at Hillel. The next session will be Monday, 11/6. Come learn with Rabbis from the Cincinnati Kollel. This program is open to everyone, no prior knowledge required.

PLEDGE A MEAL 2006 - Just click your mouse to make a difference!
From now until November 10th, you can go on-line and donate the equivalent of one dinner from your university meal plan. All money raised will go to local foodbanks! Our goal is to collect "2006 pledges in 2006" so do your part and pledge a meal today! Go to www.muohio.edu/myaccount to login and pledge!

PLEDGE A MEAL 2006- Do more than pledge...volunteer!
Volunteers are needed to sit at tables and pass out paper pledge cards for Pledge-A-Meal 2006. Paper pledges will be handed out the week of October 30th at various Dining Hall locations. Contact Lauren if you are interested in helping!

You can also contact Zarra for more information or to volunteer.

Take Back the Night Speak Out, March and Rally
This event will take place on Thursday, November 9th. Speak Out will start at 7:30pm @ MacMillan Hall. March will start at 9:00pm @ the reflecting pool behind Shriver. Please contact the Association for Women Students for more information, Amy or Nicole

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County's Annual Bowl for Kids' Sake.
BBBS' Annual Bowl For Kids' Sake event on Thursday, November 9th at Oxford Lanes in Oxford. Last year we had several student organizations involved in our event and we are hoping to get more of them involved this year. For the event, students form teams of 4-6 and raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County. Each participant is asked to collect $50 in pledges or $200 per team of 4-6 individuals. The money helps continue our programs of mentoring children in our community. Bowling times this year will be 10:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Our them this year will be a 70's Retro theme and we have lots of exciting things planned!
Each participant will get to enjoy the following:

• Music provided by: DJ Toad
• Free Food provided by: Papa John's, Jimmy John's, Quizno's and McDonald's
• Free Coffee provided by: Starbucks
• Free soft drinks provided by: UDF
• Free Big Brother Big Sister T-shirt
• Lots and Lots of Door Prizes!!

The Clothesline Project
The Clothesline Project honors survivors as well as victims of intimate violence. Anyone who has experienced such violence at any time in their life, is encouraged to come forward and design a shirt. Victim's families and friends are also invited to participate. It is the very process of designing a shirt that gives each person a new voice with which to expose an often horrific and unspeakable experience that has dramatically altered the course of their life. Participating in this project provides a powerful step towards helping a survivor break through the shroud of silence that has surrounded their experience.
The Clothesline Project will be displayed on Academic Quad from 10:00am to 5:00pm each day.

• Sunday November 5, 3:00pm to 5:00pm, MacMillan 205
• Monday November 6, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, MacMillan 205
• Tuesday November 7, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, MacMillan 205
• Wednesday November 8, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, MacMillan 205
• If you are unable to make a shirt at those times, feel free to stop by the Center at any time this week, October 30-November 3, between 8:00am and 7:00pm Monday to Thursday, or between 8:00am and 5:00pm Friday.

Human Rights Fair
Come to the Human Rights Fair on Wednesday, November 15th from 9am-4pm in the Shriver MPR.

Brazilian Lecture and Dinner
Our resident ethnomusicologist, Professor Tom Garcia, will be presenting a multimedia presentation on Carnaval in BRAZIL on November 28 at 5:30 p.m. in MMH 212. It is entitled, "Carnaval in Rio: Race, Class, and Nationality in Samba School Competition".

This will be FOLLOWED by a Brazilian meal (free) in Shriver. In order to attend the dinner, though, you MUST attend Dr. Garcia's lecture, and, since seating is limited, we need to know in advance how many people will be attending. We will be issuing tickets at the Carnaval lecture, which will entitle you to the dinner. (Dr. Garcia will also provide us with an explanation of the dinner menu, making this a fully sensory educational experience). Tickets will be issued first come, first serve at the event. RSVP to Dorothy Falke at 9-8309.

Speaking Opportunity for Women:
Would you like to speak at the Women of Color luncheon on Wednesday, March 7, 2006 at 11:00am? If so, please contact Amy.

We welcome all submissions to the JewsPaper
If you would like your announcement to be published, please send it to muhillel@muhillel.org by no later than 10AM Monday morning, and it will be placed in the JewsPaper for that week.

Broomball is here!
Come cheer on Flying Chai! This season we had enough people to form two teams. Flying Chai B (beginner corec) has its last game of the season on Wednesday, November 8 at 9:15pm
Flying Chai A (regular corec) has its last game of the season on Sunday, November 19 at 6:50pm

Scholar Leader Program
Each Scholar Leader is granted a one-year scholarship and a beautiful room in Stoddard or Elliott Hall. As a member of the esteemed Scholar Leader Community, you can develop your leadership abilities and work with students who are involved and motivated to create lasting change on Miami's campus and throughout the surrounding community. Scholar Leader allows you to live on campus in a great location surrounded by a varied and talented group of peers. Where better to spend your sophomore, junior or senior year? Info sessions are NOVEMBER 8 at 9:00pm in Wells Hall Living Room, NOVEMBER 15 at 9:00pm in Tappan Hall Basement or 9:00pm in Elliott Hall Living Room.
For more information or to apply online go to: http://www.units.muohio.edu/saf/reslife/scholarleader/ -or- http://www.units.muohio.edu/saf/MLC/Living_Groups.htm

Urban Leadership Internship Program
Open to all sophomores and juniors with a GPA of not less than 3.3. Applicants need not be part of the Honors Program. $3500.00 stipend is provided for 10 weeks of full-time work in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus or Chicago. Applications available at Bishop Hall 96 or at www.honors.muohio. edu/honors/urban .Additional information also available at Warfield 18, or by contacting Katie Egart, egartmk@muohio.edu , 529-3389.

Leadershape
What is Leadershape? Leadership Miami is 6 days of non-stop self-discovery and learning from practical experiences that build leadership abilities. It is interactive, energizing, fun, and truly unique experience that builds leadership skills in a related learning environment.
If interested contact Janet Fink , Office of Diversity Affairs at 513-329-6504 or email her.