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Rachel Abramovitz '11 Shares Her Perspective on the Jewish Responses to the Holocaust Course
Students Explore Jewish Responses to the Holocaust
Sara Kreisel '07 Investigates Her Jewish Heritage
Government and Law Professor Ilan Peleg Transforms Israel Studies Forum
Laura Sims '07 Studies in Dijon, France after Researching its Jewish Community
Benjamin Berlow '06 Expands Religious Knowledge with Customized Jewish Studies Major
Piotr Górecki Will Discuss "The Jedwabne Massacre and the Polish Response Sixty Years Later" Today
Students Recording CD of Hebrew Ballads
Daniel Fast '05 Examines Kabbalah Traditions Manifested in Contemporary Society
Hillel Society Bringing Holocaust Survivor to Campus for Talk Thursday
Stephen Whitfield Will Speak on American Jewish Humor Monday
Sarah Bassin '04 Continues Studying Judaism to Prepare for Career as Rabbi
Tel Aviv University Professor Will Talk about "Images of Israel in American Jewish Literature" Today
Easton Musicologist Barbara Milewski Will Talk about "Prisoners' Songs of the Nazi Concentration Camps" Today
Sarah Bassin '04 Receives Fellowship to Promote Interfaith Understanding
Hebrew Union College Professor Will Speak on Judaism in Renaissance Art Tonight
Lafayette's Hillel and Jewish Studies Program Sponsor a Free Production of a Play on the Life of Hadassah Founder Henrietta Szold April 5
Robert Murray '02 Researches Jewish Writers Who Fled to Brazil
History Professor Robert Weiner Will Speak on "Doing Oral History: The Jews of France" Today
Penn History Professor Benjamin Nathans Will Speak on Role of Jews in Tsarist Russia Tonight
Lafayette College Slide Show and Lecture Will Focus on Jewish Soldiers' Experience in World War I Oct. 29
Pianist-Composer Uri Caine Will Present a Free Program on the Jewish Elements in Mahler's Music at Lafayette Oct. 22
Hillel House's New Chapel and Multipurpose Room Will be Dedicated Today
Lucy Smith '03 Translates Articles Published in the Jewish Community of Dijon, France
Professor Bob Cohn Examines Memory and Identity through Religion



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