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Monday, April 13, 2009

It's a Pesach Party!



Keeping K4P (Kosher for Passover) and don't know where to go? Tired of your standard meal of matzo and ..... matzo? Than head on over to OSU Hillel for the remainder of your Passover meals!

Lunch is served in the cafe from 11 am to 1 pm, Dinner is from 5pm to 7pm.

All you need to do is register by clicking here.

While we're on the subject of Pesach, here are some pictures from last week's fantastic seders at Hillel!


Thursday, February 26, 2009

Candy Carnival

Who knew a bounce house could fit in Hillel's auditorium?
Who knew a clown hung out at Hillel?

Who knew you could get a pie in the face,

cotton candy,
A Shuga-serenade,

and a painted face
all at Hillel?

I'll tell you who knew: Starfish and The Boys and Girls Club who had a blast last night at OSU Hillel's Candy Carnival!

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Thursday Night Lights

Are you ready for some FOOTBALL?

Then head on over here tonight to join us as we watch the Cleveland Browns play the Denver Broncos. It all goes down at 8pm. We'll supply the munchies, all you need to bring is your spirit.

Also, there is a special "pre-event event" (?) at 7:15 if you're from Cleveland. (If you're not from Cleveland you can come too, just don't trash talk the Browns while you're there)

Thanks to everyone who came to Ohio Loves Israel this past Sunday. It was a great success with over 80 in attendance! There were so many amazing speakers, and the debate between Susan Gellman and Brad Kastan was fascinating. My favorite seminar was Amir Yarchi's (Cincinnati's emissary from Israel) presentation on Israel's portrayal in the media. What was yours?

OHLovesIsrael DancingLovely ladies taking a part of the Israeli folk dancing class at Ohio Loves Israel.

Ohio Loves Israel It's all smiles as OSU students learn about Israel!

Don't forget about Friday Night Shabbat services and dinner every week. This week is special as Shabbat is going to be an extra special!

It all begins this Friday at 6pm with Reform and Conservative services.Then at 7, it's all about the delcious FREE dinner. What's next, you ask? Well it's a very special Shabbat Song Session full of ruach (spirit). We'll sing all your favorites from summer camp. Feel free to request a tune!

GO BUCKS!

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Hump day happening

So it's the middle of the week! What has Hillel been up to and what's coming up next?

This past Monday, a huge crowd came to Homer's Phobia, put on by Jewish Queers and Allies. Everyone viewed a screening of the controversial Simpson’s episode “Homer’s Phobia” which was the first time the series featured a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) theme. After the viewing, Hillel student leader Steve Feldman led a discussion on the episode.

It was informative, enlightening and delicious! (Thanks to the yummy french toast)

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Steve Feldman leading an intriguing discussion to a captive crowd.

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Mmm...breakfast food.

Tuesday Rabbi LeighAnn and Seth trekked over to Bradley hall for Challaween, where students got to bake their own Challah roll.

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Marc is on a mission: make the perfect Challah.

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Sam is proud of her Challah folding abilities.

Friday 10/31: Ohio Loves Israel Shabbat: Celebrate Ohio, Israel, and Shabbat all at the same time.
Shish kebabs, Falafel, Hummus, Pita, and MORE! Fill up before the Halloween festivities (even come in costume if you want!) in the best of company.
Come for just dinner, just services, or both - we'd just love to see you.

(Reform and Conservative) Services at 6:00, (FREE) Dinner at 7:00
@ Hillel.

Sunday 11/2: 2008 Ohio Loves Israel Summit: The Ohio Loves Israel Summit is a day-long event, held at OSU Hillel, which brings together student leaders and community members from around the state. The Summit offers Israel workshop and learning sessions for both novice and knowledgeable participants. Sessions offer insight into Israeli culture, people, history, contemporary issues and society.

Following the sessions, a culminating dinner invites students and community members to join together to celebrate the relationship between Ohio and Israel. The goal of the Ohio Loves Israel Summit is to foster community within each campus, between campuses, within the state and Midwest region, and between campus and the broader community all the while increasing participants' knowledge of and commitment to Israel.

Registration begins at 11:30 am, and includes FREE lunch and dinner.

The entire event is at Hillel.

For more info, visit http://ohiolovesisrael.googlepages.com.

It may be getting cold out, but it's always warm at Hillel.