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Gross, a sophomore at Indiana
University in Bloomington, says she
and friends went to Hillel services and
fasted together. To break the fast, she
says, "about 10 of us gathered in the
dorm and ordered pizza."
This year, because the holidays fall
in the middle of the week, she won't
be going home at all. But now that
one friend has an apartment, she says,
the group plans to prepare a more tra-
ditional meal, including a brisket.
Ben Dyme, 23, of Ann Arbor, a
volunteer program associate at the
University of Michigan's Hillel
Foundation, says he's excited by the
, new traditions he's establishing away
from home. Though his family is
nearby in East Lansing, he will split
the holidays, spending Rosh
Hashanah at home and Yom Kippur
at Hillel.
He says his mother is a great cook,
and he'll miss the old traditions, like
the services and the "hashing over the
sermon" at home afterwards.
But two years ago, when Dyme did-
n't go home for the holidays for the
first time, he helped prepare and par-
ticipated in a Reform Chavurah holi-
day service for 600 students.
"People really appreciated our serv-
ice," says Dyme, then co-leader of the
Reform Chavurah, an inclusive, egali-
tarian group under the Reform move-
ment.
"The first time I didn't go home, it
was different," says Dyme, who grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan this year. "But I also
enjoyed the new experience of cele-
brating at school and I look forward
to it again this year."
Not all students are as pleased as
Dyme and Gross by the changes to

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