Passover Meals on Monday and Tuesday

Eat at Hillel during Passover. Hillel will be offering brunch on Monday and Tuesday and dinner on Monday for Passover. Brunch will be served from 10:30 am - 2 pm. Dinner will be served from 5:00 - 7:30 pm.

What do the meals cost? At the door, brunch is $6 each and dinner is $8 each. What is the menu? All meals are strictly kosher. Lunches will be dairy and include such items as tuna or egg salads, cheese and fruit, cottage cheese, veggies, matzah pizza or fried matzah, drinks and sweets. Dinners may offer turkey, brisket, meatloaf, salmon patties, baked or barbecued chicken, soups, salad, potatoes and veggies. Menus subject to change. Do you have a special request? See Amy, Zarra or Paula. Please note that Miami University provides Kosher products and Kosher for Passover style options throughout campus. Refer to Dining Services for more information.

Hillel wishes you and yours a very joyous and Happy Passover.

Break Passover with us Tuesday Night
Come to Hillel for FREE pizza at 8:50pm on Tuesday, April 10 to celebrate the end of Passover.

Miami's Holocaust Remembrance and Awareness Program

Friday Night Service and Dinner
We are having a very special Shabbat service and dinner at Harris Dining Hall on Friday, April 13th at 6pm. There will be Holocaust readings in the adapted service and we will hear from Conrad Weiner, a Cincinnati Holocaust survivor. Other survivors will be available for a small group sharing of their stories during dinner. We will also make butterflies to send to the Austin Holocaust Museum as part of their program to receive 1.5 million butterflies in memory of the 1.5 million children who were murdered.

For dinner we will be having brisket, chicken, pasta, mashed and roasted potatoes, green beans, corn, soup, challah, brownies, fruit salad, and much much more.
The service and dinner are free and open to everyone.

Sunday Cincinnati Holocaust Program
Cincinnati is having its community-wide remembrance program on Sunday, April 15th at Northern Hills Synagogue in Fields Ertel at 2pm.
Amy Greenbaum is coordinating rides, so if you would like to go either email Amy or call 513-523-5190 by Friday, April 13.

Monday On-Campus Programs
There will be a few things going on around campus on Monday, April 16th Stop by the seal all day to check out our posters lining the walkway with facts and statistics about the Holocaust.

At noon, Professor Gerardo Brown-Manrique will be giving a lecture on "LIVES LOST, LIVES SAVED: Victor Fürth, Rudolf Fränkel, Their Families, and Their Clients, in Interwar and Wartime Europe" in 001 Alumni Hall.

At 7pm, the Walking Theater Project will be giving a performance in Leonard Theater at Peabody Hall. That will be immediately followed by the showing of Europa, Europa and a discussion led by Professors Erik Rose and Mia Biran.

The Executive Board meets most weeks at 6:30pm Sundays at Hillel. The board meetings are open to everyone to attend. This week's meeting is Wednesday, 4/11 at 3:45 pm at Hillel.

Help plan High Holiday Services and programs for next fall. Join the High Holy Day committee. Please email your interest in the committee to Amy (director@muhilllel.org) and come to a short committee meeting on Wednesday, April 25th at 3 pm at Hillel. We want your voice to be heard!

Are you still thinking about what to do next year? Consider being a JCSC Fellow. Call me to make a date for coffee or lunch so we can chat! Zarra (523-5190, fellow@muhillel.org)

Choices: A Night of Discussion
An evening where students will have the opportunity to participate in an open forum discussing issues about reproductive freedom. This program will take place on Monday, April 16 from 5-7:00pm in MacMillan 212 (Great Room). There will be a screening of "Sacred Choices and Abortion:10 New Things to Think About." Following the movie, there will be a panel of professionals and students that will speak on behalf of their religious views regarding reproductive freedom. Questions? Speak with Zarra Keith, JCSC Fellow, 513-523-5190 or email.

Shabbat Services and FREE dinner
Join us on Friday, April 13 for a very special service and dinner at 6:00 pm at HARRIS DINING HALL. The This service is part of the Holocaust Remembrance Program. Additional information can be found in the beginning of this email.
All are welcome for services and dinner. The program committee gratefully thanks the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, and Associated Student Government (among countless others) for sponsorship of this very special Shabbat Dinner. Questions? Via email send a message to Jenny Jacob or Hillel, by phone call Hillel (513-523-5190). We look forward to seeing you at HARRIS DINING HALL (SOUTH QUAD). 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, 4/16. Come learn with Rabbis from the Cincinnati Kollel. This program is open to everyone, no prior knowledge required.

Glimpsing China: a Miami Perspective" (photographic exhibit)
Please join us at a reception for "Glimpsing China: a Miami Perspective" (photographic exhibit) on Wednesday, April 11, 2007 from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m in the MacMillan Hall Lobby
"China and the World: Changing Faces/Facing Changes" exhibit will be running from April 2 - June 1, 2007.

"PAUL FARMER, A MAN WHO WOULD CURE THE WORLD"
Paul Farmer, Maude and Lillian Presley Professor, Department of Social Medicine, Harvard University School of Medicine present "Global Vulnerability and Health Care Distribution" Lecture on Tuesday, April 24, 2007 at 7:30 p.m. in Millett Assembly Hall.

Remains:The Jewish Communities of Czechoslovakia
This is the last series of photographic collages created by the late Barbara Hershey, a Miami professor of photography (1983 - 1992). Free and open to the public, the exhibition continues through June 20 at the Miami Art Museum.

In connection with the exhibition, the art museum presents the following event, free and open to the public: Tuesday, April 10th at noon-Remains: The Jewish Communities of Czechoslovakia Series - Dr. Edna Carter Southard, Emerita Curator of Collections and Exhibitions for the art museum, will present a contextualization of Hershey's oeuvre and the series created in 1991.
For more information, go to art museum.

Cincinnati Klezmer Duo
The next event in the Jewish Arts & Culture Series will be this Wednesday, April 11, 2007 at 5pm in 1 Alumni Hall. Come hear klezmer music and the virtuoso clarinet. This event is sponsored by the Program in Jewish Studies.

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

Ally Appreciation Cookout and Film Screening with Spectrum
Celebrate the diversity of our student population by having a free dinner. This is the ideal venue for students to connect with ally and GLBT students, staff, and faculty. Play some games, queer activities, or connect with President Hodge and other noted campus leaders who support GLBT equality. This program will take place on Wednesday, April 11, 2007 from 6:00- 7:30 in 212 McMillian (Great Room) with 7:30-9:00 Film Screening of "You Don't Know Dick".
In the film, conventional notions of gender are deconstructed through the complicated but always tender stories of men who were born as women.
This event is part of the Spectrum's 9th Annual Awareness Week. To find out about other Awareness Week events or to learn more about Spectrum (Miami's Queer/Straight Alliance) visit: our website.

Oxford family looking for students to provide after-school care and Hebrew tutoring
The Abowitz's are looking for students who are interested in working for their family next academic year to provide some after-school child-care and Jewish & Hebrew tutoring.
Their kids are ages 6 and 7, and have been getting Jewish tutoring for the past year or so. They live in Oxford, and are looking for students who might be interested in working with them for a year or even more -- ideally, they would love to develop a relationship with a handful of students who are in their first or second years at Miami and continue to employ those students until graduation. They are looking for men or women who like kids, like to play and have fun, and can think up and organize some creative, active ways to engage their kids in Jewish learning. They are a reform family and liberal in theology. They don't have to hire someone that exactly matches us in this respect, this would be the desired orientation of the Jewish learning. They are looking to hire someone (or maybe two people) for two or three afternoons a week. The kids get off the bus most days at 4:15. The days are flexible. The payment is around $6-7/hour. There's also a chance of a 3rd kid being involved in the tutoring. Of course, more kids = more pay.
Please call the Abowitz's if you're interested at 513- 524-4257

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