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Boiler MacherBoiler MacherBoiler MacherBoiler MacherBoiler MacherWinter 2016-7Winter 2016-7Winter 2016-7Winter 2016-7Winter 2016-7 Vol. 16 No. 2Vol. 16 No. 2Vol. 16 No. 2Vol. 16 No. 2Vol. 16 No. 2

The Purdue Hillel Newsletter

IN MEMORIUM, LEO WEITZMANBy Lou Sherman:

Leo Weitzman died on Dec. 8, 2016, a week shy of his 73rd birthday. He was bornexactly one day before me, but in a vastly different world. He was born in Siberiaafter his parents escaped from Poland and the Nazis, whereas I was born a few milesfrom Wrigley Field (so, who suffered the most over the years?). Like many refugees,he and his family spent a few years after WWII in Displacement camps, beforeimmigrating to the US. He grew up in the NYC area, where he graduated fromBrooklyn Tech High School and Cooper Union College. He then pursued an MS inChemical Engineering and came to Purdue University. I’m told by his college friendsthat he hadn’t learned to drive a car while in New York, so before leaving, heobtained a driver’s license and a car. Unfortunately, say these sources, he couldn’tdrive very well! Fortunately, all survived this deficiency and he soon met JudyAxelrod, the daughter of a prominent Purdue biochemist, Barney Axelrod and his wifeSara, and a long-time resident of the area. They met at Purdue Hillel and were married at Hillel some 46years ago. Fortunately, the type of engineering that Leo performed in his professional life could becentered almost anywhere. So, it was quite natural that they eventually returned to West Lafayette inthe early 1990s.

Obviously, the bond between Leo and Judy and Hillel was real and very strong. Once they settled intotown, they recognized that Hillel needed to be rejuvenated now that Rabbi Engel had retired. They firstidentified and consolidated all the small bank accounts that Rabbi Engel had squirreled away and thisbecame the seed money to help hire a professional director. They then developed the Board of Directorsand convinced people from throughout the area and state to serve on this Board. They were quietlypersistent and drew many into the Hillel world, some for the first time. This led to a renaissance in Hillel’sinteraction with major groups, such as the Jewish Federation of Greater Lafayette, the Jewish Federationof Indianapolis and the Ohio Valley Consortium, that have provided significant funds towards Hillel’s annualoperating budget. Throughout the last 25 years, Leo has always kept an eye on the budget, much of thetime as Treasurer.

Leo was also interested in the building and the need to upgrade the facilities. One of his last effortson behalf of Hillel was to donate a significant sum to establish the Leo and Judy Weitzman BuildingFund for Hillel to be used for building maintenance, or an extensive renovation or even the constructionof a new building on the current site. Many of us have joined this effort and Leo’s request was thatdonations be made in his honor to this fund. It is clear that the success of Hillel over the last generationis due, in large measure, to the efforts of Leo and Judy, and their hope is that this Fund will establish afoundation for success well into the future. Leo will be sorely missed, but his spirit will live on in theactivities of many Jewish students at Purdue.

A WORD FROM THE DIRECTORBy Philip Schlossberg:

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We are half way through the spring semester with Purim, Spring Break right around thecorner, and Passover fast approaching. First there are a few activities to brag about;December orientations for the TAGLIT: BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL: Hillel Trip, in which Purdue had arecord 39 students that went to Israel. 27 went on the Hillel bus with me and 12 on variousother Birthright trips. The building full of students for the nightly study breaks/hours duringfinals. A low point of the semester was the untimely passing of our Treasurer Leo Weitzman.Leo was a big part of the running of the financial side of Hillel and nice source of Hillel history. He neverfailed to make me feel better about our finances no matter the deficit we faced…which usually worked outjust fine in the end as he predicted. He will be missed by all, but his commitment to Purdue Hillel willalways live on.

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A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR

ZETA BETA TAUBy Brett Hollander:

As the year is picking up speed, ZBT has been busy continuing oursuccess as a chapter. After spring recruitment, we had record breakingnumbers for the year and initiated 67 new men into the fraternity. Theyare a great addition to the chapter and we can’t wait to see how theyimprove the Alpha-Alpha chapter in the future.

More recently, our executive board, along with a few other brothers,attended ZBT’s national conference, Dover Days, at the U. of Illinois. Theconference is a gathering of brothers from across the nation. Guestspeakers touch on topics that our fraternity holds close such asphilanthropy, new member recruitment, heritage, and a variety of othertopics. We are looking forward to continuing a great year. Josh Green & Nate Venckus

(Continued from Page 1)The number of students attending programs continues to grow. If program participation continues, I

expect we will surpass the 15-16 school year number of students attending our weekly programs (BagelBreak, Shabbat Services, Torah Study & Shabbat dinners). These are very exciting times at Purdue Hillel!

The start of a new semester opened with stories of Israel & Winter Break at the first Bagel Break. OurJanuary programs included Torah Study, now on Friday afternoon before services, Thursdays “Coffee withPhilip in the Union”, and monthly visits by Inbar Nadir, our community Shalicha. Everyone enjoyed the TuB’Shevat Seder/Shabbat and we had the honor of hosting the Annual Purim Carnival in early March. I amthrilled to see what ICAP and GAPP have planned for the rest of the year as well.

The activities are great and we continue to make sure that Purdue Hillel is the home for Jewish life atPurdue as we build an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel, with and for, our communityevery day. Fortunately, a commitment to the Jewish experience is different for everyone and this allowsus to be creative in how we engage students at Purdue. We are excited and I am looking forward to thefinal seven weeks of the semester including, hamentashen baking, a GAPP pot-luck 2nd Seder, andShabbat. I am also looking forward to the Passover Holiday and programs by our Shaliachs, and manyother spring activities, and of course, providing space and study breaks during Finals Week. Everything we do is based upon the support and guidance of our Board and the financial support ofour generous donors. On behalf of the students and the Board, I would like to give you my sincerestthanks and gratitude for making this all possible. I encourage you to join us and help us provide thestudents of Purdue Hillel with the tools to build an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning, and Israeland to inspire every Jewish student at Purdue University with meaningful Jewish experiences.

Not many people can say they went to Israel with 40 of their closestfriends over winter break. But I can! Birthright was an amazing experiencethat allowed me to deepen my friendships with Purdue Hillel students, as wellas develop new friendships with students from universities in North Texas, allwhile exploring the land of Israel. Everything from the students, the tourguide, and the Israeli soldiers who joined our bus as participants, to late nightreflection sessions, food, and beautiful scenery, those 10 days I spent inIsrael are days I will surely never forget.

Our trip overlapped with a couple days of Hannukah, and it was a prettyspecial experience to be in Israel during the holiday. We learned a lot aboutthe history and traditions that are celebrated in Israel, and were able toexperience, firsthand, how those are similar to and different from the wayswe celebrate in the States.

My favorite memory from my Birthright trip was stargazing in the Negevwhen we spent a night in Bedouin tents. I had always heard such fantasticstories about stargazing in the desert, so I was very excited when I finallyhad the opportunity to try it for myself. Just being in the desert, as far awayfrom sound and light as possible, looking at the stars and taking in the atmosphere was just an incredibleexperience!

I made so many memories on Birthright this winter, and I am so grateful for the friendships the trip wasable to help me build. All of the pictures I took, the stories I heard, and funny memories I made will surelylast a lifetime. Thank you Bus 1371 for a phenomenal 10 days! #1948

BIRTHRIGHT: TRIP OF A LIFETIMEBy Lilly Steiner:

Shira Arkabi, Lilly Steiner,Rachel Steiner & Jake Merelat Mt Herzl in Jerusalem

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WINTER PHOTO GALLERY

Ross Plumer, Shayna Dubos & Aron NeedleCoffee With Philip - February 2017

Ariela Ravin, Shayna Dubos & Adam KochanowskiShabbat Oneg - January 2017

Ilana Leopold, Lilly Steiner, Jon Webb,Danny Krause & Elia Lichtenstein

February - 2017

ALPHA EPSILON PI

The Purdue chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi has continued to bea strong Jewish organization on and off campus. Our chapterhas reached an astonishing 44 members, with new members onthe way, and is continuing to grow every year. As one of thefew Jewish organizations on campus, our brothers are dedicatedto getting involved on campus and helping out the community.We are proud to have brothers who are active in/with Jewishlife on campus. We feel strongly about maintaining our Jewishidentity here on campus and we strive to provide Jewishexperiences for all of our members, as well as other students atPurdue. AEPi strives to get involved with the Purdue Greekcommunity as well. The chapter participated in Zeta Tau Alpha’sBig Man On Campus philanthropy event which raised over$100,000 towards the fight against breast cancer. We will alsobe participating in a dog adoption fair and raising money forAEPi’s national philanthropy this semester. We’re really excitedto continue growing and contributing to the Jewish, Greek,student, and local communities here on Purdue’s campus.

By Brett Swerdlow: President

Jacob Moeckler, Ross Plumer, Brandan DaytonJordan Roseman, Jonas Berkowitch, Joe Guss

Jack SpieglerConclave 2017

Purdue Hillel: Birthright Bus #1371Golan Heights - December 2016

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Macher: $10,000 and AboveOhio Valley Hillel ConsortiumLeo & Judy Weitzman

Mitzvah: $5,000 - $9,999Jamie Krakover

Mazel: $1,000 - $4,999AnonymousHershey & Gail FeldsteinJonathan & Aryn GeigerMilton & Betty Ruth z”l HollanderGreg & Karen KatzLori KhanukFedor & Galina PikusSteven & Pamela PlussLeslie RaffelLouis & Deborah ShermanRick & Robin Weiss

Simcha: $500 - $999AnonymousAnna BerkovitzBarry & Paddy EpsteinEvansville Jewish Community CouncilKarl GarmanDaniel KlionskyBarry & Constance LevittJudith LohrJeri MetzgerLlyod & Midge RauchLeah SchroederDon SiegelTrina & Joe Zych

Chaver: $100 - $499AnonymousAlpha Epsilon Pi Foundation Inc.Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pi Upsilon ChapterArthur & Margie z”l AronsonSeth BaklorBarbara Bikoff & Craig BerkowitchKen & Phyllis BloomPaul BloombergMike & Margie BluesteinRichard BramanLinda CohenMax CohenRick & Liz CohenSidney & Harriet DiamondDavid & Sara DimstonJeffrey DizonTheodore EmeryRicardo & Helena EsquenaziJudy FeinbergSteve & Elinor FienbergCharles & Joan FisherDonald & Myra FisherMichael & Linda FormanChase & Sarah FosterMarvin Fox

Linda Wang & Elias FransesDaniel FrankGisela & Fritz z”l FriedlaenderGary & Ilana GamermanMelvin & Geraldine GarbowAlan & Sonya GarfinkelLeah GarnerJo & Sol GartenhausMartin & Karen GersonFred & Dolores GoldbergDavid GoldsteinWilliam & Anne GoldsteinDavid & Hope GoodmanMary Tilden & Beth GoodmanTheodore & Rebecca GoodmanMark & Kim GreensteinJerry & Carmen GussRose & Josheph z”l HabererKatie HamiltonHammond B’nia B’rith Bowling LeagueSamuel & Muriel HarrisJoyce HeitnerJeff & Iris HellerHarold & Evelyn IgdaloffLawrence & Francesca KesslerDaniel KlassDonna Klugman & Ken KossoffBarry KrumstokSaul LernerDavid & Michelle LevineHoward & Anne ManasseMark & Rachel MappaAbraham & Sarah MarcusMartin & Lynn MarkBeatrice MindlinBeth MindlinHarry & Harriet MorrisonLicita Benelbas & Gary NeedleDavid & Carol NeubergerDaniel & Maura NewmanJill OdzerIsaac PayneDeborah Shapiro & Alan PlumerJames & Susan PushJoseph & Evelyn ReaderArnold & Sharon RichterDavid & Lory RothsteinSeymour & Elaine SchlossbergPaul & Lori SchroederJoel & Eileen SegalmanNorman & Barbara z”l SeidenStephen & Sharon SeidenLarry & Annie SharfsteinMichael & June ShatkenSinai Temple, Michigan CityRon & Melissa SteinerMark & Mona SternErica SwerdlowNancy Fridstein & Richard TallianPaul & Melissa TaylorEric & Miha Todd

David & Sara TrockmanArnold & Charlotte z”l TubisGerald & Louise WassermanJay & Gail WassermanUri & Michele WeisAllen & Sharon WoodHarold WoodmanPerry & Amy WulfeZeta Beta Tau, Alpha Alpha Chapter

Aliyah: Up to $99AnonymousJoseph AeinBeth AtlasAlan & Gail BeckMichael BernsteinKarl & Marcia BratinBruce & Rhonda BrownLawrence & Elaine BrownBradley & Ann CohenJan CortnerRonald & Shari DaytonMark & Rochelle EffronMark & Susan EisnerAbraham & Merle EissAlfred ElkJeremy FeldsteinDaniel & Lois FleischerRabbi Friedland, Sinai SynagoguePeter FruehmanMortimer & Jacqueline GershmanAllen GimpelEdward & Dorette GoldbergAbe GoldsmithKip GoulderErnie & Linda HannBruce & Eunice HershmanDaniel & Anat HutnickiMichael & Marlene KaruRichard & Elya Boies KaufmanElliot & Dalia KeenCharles Doctor & Allie KingJames KlatchMiriam KodicekDonald & Linda KraftFred & Marilyn KrausDavid LeonardsPeter LevineRose LevineGregg & Ellen LichtensteinSteven & Evelyn LurieGregory MaiselMelissa Cohen & Thomas MilhauptRobert & Ida MoiseAllen & Roberta NakagawaMark & Marilyn NataupskyHerbert & Evelyn PassoMarilyn PeachinJohn & Susan PerelesMoe & Margie RichmanGerald & Lana Russ

JULY 1, 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 28, 2017.

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS, WITHOUT WHOM PURDUE HILLEL COULD NOTPOSSIBLY PROVIDE THE VARIETY OF PROGRAMS IT DOES. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO ALL OF OURALUMNI, THE FACULTY AND STAFF, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, FOUNDATIONS AND PHILANTHROPICFUNDS, AND OF COURSE, THE JEWISH FEDERATIONS OF GREATER LAFAYETTE, INDIANAPOLISAND THE OHIO VALLEY HILLEL CONSORTIUM FOR THEIR CONSTANT SUPPORT OF HILLEL.THANK YOU ALL FOR BEING OUR PARTNERS.!h

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Adam SachsMelvin & Beth SandockDavid SasserShoshanna Schechter-ShaffinPhilip SchlossbergHerbert SchulmanGary & Barbara SchwartzJames & Lois ShaevelOren ShatkenLester SlateSaul & Deborah SmithSamuel & Judith SteinPeter TarjanJoseph & Lindsay WaldmanKevin & Marcella WalshSteven WeinerStanley & Elaine WeintraubJohn & Beth WertzArnold & Carol ZegartNeil & Jane Zimmerman

A Thanks to the donors whosegifts of time, food, officeequipment, books, professionalservices and other gifts havehelped us in many ways:Arni’s, Beth Goodman & Mary Tilden,Shayna Ramirez, Ron & Melissa Steiner& a special thanks to Haywood Printing

A Gifts in honor of:Jonas Berkowitch’s Birthday:Barbara Bikoff & Craig BerkowitchBarry & Tova Effron:Jan CortnerDavid & Michelle LevineBarry & Tova Effron’s 50thWedding Anniversary:Jan CortnerMark & Rochelle EffronDavid & Michelle LevineElaine & Stanley WeintraubOur 45th Wedding Anniversary:Steven & Evelyn LurieStephanie Katz’s Birthday:Greg & Karen KatzNoa Klionsky:Daniel KlionskyMatt Manasse:Howard & Anne ManasseBenjamin Nakagawa’s Birthday:Allen & Roberta NakagawaPhilip Schlossberg’s Birthday:Seymour & Elaine SchlossbergPhilip Schlossberg:Michael & June ShatkenJordan Segalman:Joel & Eileen SegalmanAvi Steiner:Marvin FoxLilly Steiner’s Birthday:Ron & Melissa SteinerBrett Swerdlow:Eric SwerdlowDaniel Talyer:Paul & Melissa Taylor

Alayna Weiss:Richard & Robin WeissJudy & Leo Weitzman:Joan LaskowskiJare Wulfe:Perry & Amy Wulfe

A Gifts in memory of:David Cohen:Rick & Elizabeth CohenAnna Dizon:Jeffrey DizonBarry Dorfman:Lori KhanukJoseph Haberer:Rose HabererBetty Ruth Hollander:Milton HollanderEvelyn Katz:Gregory & Karen KatzTom Krakover:Jamie KrakoverHarold Mindlin:Beth MindlinBeatrice MindlinEarl Peachin:Marilyn PeachinBetty Katzenberg Sandock:Melvin & Beth SandockDr. Ed Simon:Elliot & Dalia KeenRobert Ringel:Harry & Harriet MorrisonHerbert & Cynthia Wasserman:Jay & Gail WassermanRabbi Isaac & Tilly Wasserman:Jay & Gail WassermanLeo Weitzman:Paul BloombergEugene & Elaine BoldNatalie BorensteinSteve & Sandy BorensteinJeffrey & Jane BoswellFelice BrayThomas & Katherine BuschJan CortnerWilliam & Hanni CramerJohn & Kathryn DaleWalter & Emma DalsimerRuth DowdenVincent & Roxanne DrnevichAlan & Sonya GarfinkelKarl GarmanKimberly GrillotJames & Elizabeth HeimbachWalter & Maureen HendersonDustin & Meryl HughesAnn HuntRachel JohnsonJames KlatchGunter & Ellen KohlawSarah LadischRichard & Alison LembergDeborah SedersLouis & Debra Sherman

James & Elizabeth SolbergJulie O’Brien & David StahlCharles TiritschlerRandall & Nancy TriplettMichael & Sherri WassermanJoshua & Leah WeitzmanMarvin & Gertrud WildfeuerDavid & Tamzon WilenskyNeil & Jane Zimmerman

A Shabbat Dinner SponsorsShabbat is a unique time at

Hillel & we would like to say aspecial THANK YOU to those whohave sponsored or made adonation towards a ShabbatDinner this year:Matt & Cyndi AldersonAlpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity,

Pi Upsilon ChapterBarbara Bikoff & Craig BerkowitchRick & Elizabeth CohenJeffrey DizonMarvin FoxJerrold & Carmen Rahimi GussJeff & Iris HellerMilton & Betty Ruth z”l HollanderGregory & Karen KatzLori KhanukDavid & Michelle LevineMark & Rachel MappaBeth & Bea MindlinAllen & Roberta NakagawaDeborah Shapiro & Alan PlumerSharon RichterSeymour & Elaine SchlossbergPaul & Lori SchroederSteven & Sharon SeidenRon & Melissa SteinerEric & Miha ToddJay & Gail WassermanUri & Michelle WeisRichard & Robin WeissZeta Beta Tau Fraternity,

Alpha Alpha Chapter

A 912 Society* Building Fund:AnonymousThomas & Katherine BuschPaddy & Barry Epstein Philanthropic Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community FoundationHershey & Gail FeldsteinChase & Sarah FosterKarl GarmanTed & Rebecca GoodmanMilton & Betty Ruth z”l HollanderGregory & Karen KatzLeslie RaffelJudith Lohr & Michael SafcikSeymour & Elaine SchlossbergLeah SchroederLouis & Debra ShermanRichard & Robin Weiss

* Donated or Pledged $912 or more

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A Leo & Judy Weitzman Building Fund:AnonymousElizabeth AtlasAlan & Gail BeckPaul BloombergEugene & Elaine BoldNatalie BorensteinSteve & Sandy BorensteinJeffrey & Jane BoswellFelice BrayThomas & Katherine BuschHarvey & Phyllis CeaserJan CortnerWilliam & Hanni CramerJohn & Kathryn DaleWalter & Emma DalsimerSidney & Harriet DiamondRuth DowdenVincent & Roxanne DrnevichAlfred ElkBarry & Paddy EpsteinHershey & Gail FeldsteinChase & Sarah FosterGisela FriedlaenderAlan & Sonya GarfinkelKarl GarmanMartin GersonFrederic & Dolores GoldbergDavid GoldsteinBeth Goodman & Mary TildenTed & Rebecca GoodmanKimberly GrillotJames & Elizabeth HeimbachWalter & Maureen HendersonMilton & Betty Ruth z”l HollanderDustin & Meryl HughesAnn HuntRachel JohnsonGregory & Karen KatzJames KlatchGunter & Ellen KohlawSarah LadischJoan LaskowskiRichard & Alison LembergPeter LevineHarry & Harriet MorrisonAllen & Roberta NakagawaLeslie RaffelDavid & Loretta RothsteinJudith Lohr & Michael SafcikSeymour & Elaine SchlossbergLeah SchroederDeborah SedersJune & Michael ShatkenLouis & Debra ShermanJames & Elizabeth SolbergJulie O’Brien & David StahlCharles TiritschlerRandall & Nancy Triplett

Matching donations are greatly appreciated. If your companydoes not match donations to religious institutions, know that Purdueis an educational organization. Please consider sending a checkto Purdue, through your company, made out to “Purdue Founda-tion: Student Organization Hillel” (GAPP or ICAP) and we will noteyour contribution in our records & newsletter. The funds will bedeposited directly into the student group accounts at Purdue’sBusiness Office of Student Organizations.

No matter how careful wetry to be, occasionally weinadvertently fail to note allof our supporters. Pleaseforgive us and let us know ofany errors or omissions.

WISH LIST

2 Meat Slicers - $3002 Office Computers - $1,250

New Vending Machine - $3,500

Joseph & Lindsay WaldmanArthur & Gail WassermanMichael & Sherri WassermanRichard & Robin WeissJoshua & Leah WeitzmanMarvin & Gertrud WildfeuerDavid & Tamzon WilenskyNeil & Jane Zimmerman

A Thank you also to all who havearranged for matching gifts. Weare looking forward to receiving/have received matching gifts from:· Adobe Systems Inc.· Eli Lilly & Co.· Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund· Pfizer Foundation· Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation

A Thank You to the following JewishFederations for their support:Fort Wayne, Indiana; Greater Indianapo-lis, Indiana; Northwest Indiana; GreaterLafayette, Indiana; St. Joseph Valley,South Bend, Indiana; Akron, Ohio; Can-ton, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; ColumbusOhio; Dayton, Ohio; and Louisville, KY.

q Yes am pleased to contribute a gift of $912 towards theLeo & Judy Weitzman Purdue Hillel Building Fund.Enclosed please find q $912 or q $304 (the first of 3 payments)q At this time I cannot do $912, but please accept $______towardsthe building fund.

For recognition purposes, please identify me as _____________________.This gift is given in honor/memory of _____________________________.

Please make checks to Purdue Hillel: Building fundor at Pay Pal – Hillel@purduehillel.org.

The 912 Society:The Leo & Judy Weitzman Building Fund

DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN SPONSOR FOR..$2,000: Oneg Shabbat for the year (16) $5,000: Shabbat Dinners for a Semester$2,500: Weekly Bagel Breaks $30,000: A full time Program Professional$3,000: Passover Seders (2) $250,000: You Can Create a Shabbat Dinner Endowment$3,500: High Holidays $1,000,000:You Can Endow the Directors Position

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Please make checks payable to Purdue Hillel. Mail to:Purdue Hillel, 912 West State St., W. Lafayette, IN 47906

SHABBAT DINNER SPONSORSHIP

Name ___________________ Phone no. ____________

Address ____________________________________

E-Mail _____________________________________

qqqqq Sponsorship $360 qqqqq Co-Sponsorship $180Preferred dates ______________

In honor/memory of____________________________

We know the Shabbat Meal experience ispriceless, but the cost of food & supplies are rising.Sponsorship allows us to provide subsidized Shabbatmeals. Please consider being a Sponsor of a ShabbatDinner for $360 for the 2016-2017 school year.

SHABBAT DINNER SPONSORSHIP

We say Shabbat is the festive time at Hillel andShabbat dinner is no exception. Although theexperience is incalculable, the food, supplies & staff(time) costs money! With the generous sponsorshipof people supportive of the Jewish campuscommunity we are committed to keeping the coststo student at only $4 per meal per person - eventhough the CORE grant from National Hillel endedover six years ago (students unable to pay maycontact the Director in advance.) In the 16-17academic year Hillel will be serving 28 Shabbatdinners (plus a High Holiday dinners). At $4 each itis $112 per person for a year of Shabbat dinners.Hillel is pleased to offer a DiSH (Dining on Shabbatat Hillel) Shabbat Dinner discount of $90 for theyear of Shabbat meals and $48 per semester. Thediscount, and paying in advance, will prevent astudent from having to pay weekly.

Sponsorship donations and DiSH fees areindependent costs. Sponsorship donations do nottake the place of DiSH fees, however, a studenthonored by a Sponsorship, and those personsdonating the funds for the Sponsorship, wouldreceive that meal free of charge. To pay for DiSH,send in the form below.

PRE-PAY FOR SHABBAT DINNERSDISH (DINING ON SHABBAT AT HILLEL)

SHABBAT DINNERChecks payable to Hillel. Mail to:Purdue Hillel, 912 W. State St., W. Lafayette, IN 47906

Student’s Name ________________ Phone no. ________

Address ______________________________________

E-Mail _______________________________________

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Name of attendee: ______________________E-mail of attendee: _____________________Phone number of attendee: _______________

Attendee is... (please indicate)__ Student__ Community member/Purdue faculty or staff

Indicate the seder date you prefer:__ Monday, April 10th First Seder__ Tuesday, April 11th Second Seder

Seder (each) costs for students:$15 if received by April 3rd;$18 if received April 4th - April 9th;$20 day of Seder.

Seder costs for community/faculty/staff:$20 if received by April 4th;$25 if received after April 10th.

Seating is not guaranteed until reservation & paymentare received. You will receive confirmation via phone ore-mail sent from our office.Payment for confirmed reservations is nonrefundable.

Hillel Passover Meal PlanHillel is proud to offer Kosher for Passover meals

during the week (April 11th - April 18th) again this year.Lunches: cost $4 & dinners: cost $6.Name: ________________________________Email: ________________________________Phone: ________________________________

q q q q q Students: Save by paying for the entire week & bothSeders for $82.00

The amount we charge per person for meals and Sedersjust about covers the cost of food. However, there arestill students who cannot afford to pay for an extra mealplan, such as Kosher meals on Passover. Please considera donation:The giving levels are:$1,500 - Sponor a Seder: In honor/memory of: ______$500 (Moses and the Tribes),$250 (Charoset, Matzah, Marror),$118 (4 Questions),$72 (Seder Plate),$ ___ or other (Haggadah).

GENERAL PASSOVER FUND

Please make checks payable to Hillel. Mail to:912 West State Street W. Lafayette, IN 47906

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WHO’S WHO AT PURDUE HILLEL 2016-17

Please join us forShabbat Services & Dinner every Friday

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SHABBAT SERVICES AND DINNER

UPCOMING PROGRAMS 2016-2017 HILLEL STUDENT BOARDAline Esquenazi . . . . . . . . . . . . . PresidentStephanie Katz . . . . . . . . . . Vice-PresidentAlex Goldberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TreasurerAron Needle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Social ChairRoss Plumer . . . . . . . . . . . . .Religious ChairBecca Mauser . . . . . . . . . . . . Tzedek ChairHaley Vapnik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FYSH ChairCate Boyd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary/PR

Philip J. Schlossberg, MSW, DirectorShayna A. Ramirez, Office Administrator

Aya Zahour, Host

Jerry Lande, Hillel Board PresidentAline Esquenazi, HSB President

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March 23rd: Alex Burg - Israel & AerospaceApril 10 th : 1st SederApril 11th : 2nd SederApril 11th-18th: Passover MealsApril 18th: End of Passover Pizza DinnerApril 22nd: Hillel ElectionsApril 23rd: Holocaust Rem. ConferenceApril 28th: Last Shabbat of the semesterApril 30th-May 4th: Hillel open late for Study Hours