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Alumot News
LIVNOT/ALUMOT PRESENTS
"Love and Borders"
A special Sukkot learning session (by conference
call)
Join Michael Even Esh and past bat sherut extraordinaire
Yifat Tzur, asthey reflect with you on the deep meaning
of Sukkot.
When: Sunday, September 26th at 5:00pm to 5:45pm
EST
Dial in number: 1-323-785-4156 (Los Angeles,
California)
Participant Access Code: 29509#
Note: This call was set up through a service at www.freeconference.com.
This service is set up such that each caller pays
for their own long distance call.
Please RSVP to Yonah David at yonah@livnot.com
so that we'll know in advance how many lines to reserve
through the service.
WISHING YOU A SHANA TOVA!
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program?
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Referrals to the other Livnot programs
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to the person referring!
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Part-time staff required!
The North American JCC
Association will be hiring a part-time staff person, with an intended transition
to full-time, to coordinate Gesher City branches throughout North America, in
conjunction with the JCC Association. Gesher City is an organization which supports,
coordinates and facilitates activities and events for young Jewish adults. Interested
people should contact Cippi at pcharte@jcca.org
or (212) 786-5130 to inquire about the position.
JENE SUMMER FELLOWSHIP
The Foundation for Jewish Camping is recruiting
and training fantastic, serious Jewish Environmental
Educators to work in Jewish overnight camps during
the summer in the United States and Canada. The Jewish
Environmental and Nature Education (JENE) Fellowship
offers a substantial stipend of $4500 + a five-day
all expenses paid training seminar with top professionals
in the field. The JENE Fellows are sent out to camps
that represent the full spectrum of religious affiliation.
Candidates should either have studied or worked in
Environmentalism or environmental education in college
or graduate school, or are beginning a career in environmental
education.
November 30
ANCIENT REFUGE IN THE HOLY LAND On Television
Tuesday, Nov 30, 8pm ET/PT on NOVA (PBS)-- In a gloomy
cave perched high in a canyon near the Dead Sea, archaeologists
made a startling discovery in 1960: a bag containing
letters written on papyrus nearly two thousand years
ago. The letters were written by one of the great
figures of Jewish history, the rebel Bar-Kokhba, who
led a heroic guerilla uprising against the Romans.
Now Biblical scholar Richard Freund returns to the
cave with the latest archaeological techniques, hoping
to find more traces of Bar-Kokhba's epic struggle.NOVA
is produced for PBS by the WGBH Boston Science Unit.
The director of the
WGBH Science Unit and senior executive producer of
NOVA is Paula S. Apsell. Funding for NOVA is provided
by the Park Foundation, Sprint, and Microsoft. For
more visit NOVA on the Web at www.pbs.org/nova.
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