February 12, 1993
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… Michigan, he and his horim talked to chaverim, morim, krovim and, of course, the yo'etz at beit—ha'sefer and at the university to find out all they could about the new chayim and new reality that Ronen was…
… University of Michigan campus, he did not expect any haf'ta'ot. He got used to his cheder at the me'onot, he liked his kitot and even most of his martzim, and he told his horim not to expect him home for a…
…. Some of the large Hillel Foundations sponsor denominational groups and offer services for Shabbat and holi- . . ..,ays in the styles of the various ovements. Smaller foundations s eek to serve the range…
… \ _decision your college years will be exciting, a time of growth and explo- ration. It is special opportunity to , grow Jewishly, also: Good luck! /- From : Jewish Life On Campus. B'nai B'rith Hillel…
… he decided to join Hillel, Irgun Ha'studentim Ha'yehudim, and he became pa'eel in Jewish activities on campus. Ronen's neesayon is shared by other studentim yehudim. Unfortunately, not all of them find…
… Foundation, 1991- 1992. By NI RA LEV Hitragshut and simcha filled the home of Levin family when their Ronen, their ben, left home to go to college. For a long time before Ronen left for the University of…
…'4 -edit transfers are possible, and nquire about transportation between >chools. Worship /\' On campus, you may find a variety Df forms of religious services, some familiar to you, others which are new…
… of student terests without specific attention to hether they are Reform, Conser- ative, Orthodox, Recontructionist, or naffiliated. Students on campuses with small Jewish populations often join the…
… local community in celebration of reli- gious holidays. Will it matter to you if you do not find services "just like home"? Anticipate Some Challenges The college schedule and require- ments, and the mix…
… of campus popu- lations, each with its own agenda, ften present challenges to Jewish students. Would you go to class on Shabbat or the Jewish holidays? (Students are almost never forced to do so, but…