On Campus

Sporting Chance

East Lansing Michigan State University
Hillel's visability among the MSU Jewish
student community is gaining through its
athletic program, sponsored by the Slade
Family Sports Fund.
On Feb. 8, the first annual Hillel bowling
league began. Fifteen teams are participat-
ing in the eight-week season.
The third annual Matzoballers 3-on-3
Basketball Tournament was held Feb. 28-
March 1. Added competitions included a 3-
point shootout and a passing competition.
Competition against University of
Michigan Hillel will continue in the spring
with basketball, volleyball and ultimate

HMD Hires New Associate

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Bowling, from left, are Evan Hollander,
Corey Berkowitz and Scott Friedman,
all from West Bloomfield.

MSU Calendar
March 25-29 – Jewish Women's Forum Advocacy Trip to Washington D.C.
March 27 – Family Shabbat. 6 p.m. services, 7 p.m, dinner. RSVP to

Jessica@msuhillelorg
March 31 – One Voice Program with Muslim Student Association. Israeli and
Palestinian youths share their views of the Middle East conflict. For informa-
tion, contact Aaron Levine, levineaa@msu.edu .
April 2 – Sparty's Second Annual Bar Mitzvah Party. Disco theme. 9 p.m. at
Club Rush, 131 Albert St.

Detroit —Julie Schechter has been hired
as the new program associate at Hillel of
Metro Detroit. She will be responsible for
programming, leader-
ship development,
marketing, and provid-
ing on-going support to
the student and interest
groups on five of the
six campuses served by
Hillel of Metro Detroit.
Julie Schechter
She will also act as a
liaison to other Jewish
communal agencies
and work as an informal Jewish educator.
"While I was in college, HMD was a

great place for me to meet people, relax,
learn and get involved in the Jewish com-
munity. As a staff person, I hope to create
the same opportunities for Jewish college
students:"
Schechter grew up in West Bloomfield
and attended Walled Lake Central High
School. She graduated from Wayne State
University in 2008 with a bachelor's
degree in marketing and minor in psy-
chology. She served as HMD's Tzedek
social action intern as well as the
Grinspoon Israel advocacy intern.
After graduation, Schechter spent five
months in Budapest, Hungary, teaching
high school English.

HMD Calendar

March 24 – Israel 101, 6:30 p.m., Oak Park JCC. Free dinner. Program explores
Israel's history. RSVP by March 11 to Karen at hilleled@wayne.edu or (313) 577-
3459.
March 27 – Pajama Jam Shabbat dinner 7:30 p.m. at Oak Park JCC. Free with a
donation of a new children's item for Children's Hospital. RSVP by March 25 to
Janet at jdashevsky@yahoo.com or (313) 577-3459.

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