| 5763
2002-2003 |
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October 1, 2002 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. |
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Lunch & Lit - Love
life |
Dr. Joseph Lowin
Course Description
This course examines a new trend in recent Israeli
fiction. The four Israeli novels in this series
were recently published in English translation.
They have common the themes of romance and its discontents,
the devastations wrought on an aging population,
and the continuation of the centrality of the Jewish
textual tradition in Israeli writing. How these
themes are woven together, by the individual novelists
and by the four novelists collectively, constitutes
the subject of this course.
For further details or to register click
here. |
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October 15, 2002 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. |
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Lunch & Lit - Returning
Lost Loves |
Dr. Joseph Lowin
Course Description
This course examines a new trend in recent Israeli
fiction. The four Israeli novels in this series
were recently published in English translation.
They have common the themes of romance and its discontents,
the devastations wrought on an aging population,
and the continuation of the centrality of the Jewish
textual tradition in Israeli writing. How these
themes are woven together, by the individual novelists
and by the four novelists collectively, constitutes
the subject of this course.
For further details or to register click
here. |
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October 29, 2002 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. |
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Lunch & Lit - The
Same Sea |
Dr. Joseph Lowin
Course Description
This course examines a new trend in recent Israeli
fiction. The four Israeli novels in this series
were recently published in English translation.
They have common the themes of romance and its discontents,
the devastations wrought on an aging population,
and the continuation of the centrality of the Jewish
textual tradition in Israeli writing. How these
themes are woven together, by the individual novelists
and by the four novelists collectively, constitutes
the subject of this course.
For further details or to register click
here. |
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November 12, 2002 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. |
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Lunch & Lit - A Man
and a Woman and a Man |
Dr. Joseph Lowin
Course Description
This course examines a new trend in recent Israeli
fiction. The four Israeli novels in this series
were recently published in English translation.
They have common the themes of romance and its discontents,
the devastations wrought on an aging population,
and the continuation of the centrality of the Jewish
textual tradition in Israeli writing. How these
themes are woven together, by the individual novelists
and by the four novelists collectively, constitutes
the subject of this course.
For further details or to register click
here. |
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November 14, 16 2002 |
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Concert: Shlomo Artzi |
Shlomo Artzi - All the years, All the
Songs
Thursday, November 14, 2002
Saturday Night, November 16, 2002
Whitman Hall
Brooklyn Center of The Performing Arts |
Contact:
Chani
718-997-9848 |
November 20-21 2002 7:00 p.m. |
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Drisha Institute for Jewish
Education
Hebrew Language Lecture Series |
Visiting Scholar Aharon Shemesh
Aharon Shemesh is a Senior Lecturer in Talmud at
Bar Ilan University and a Fellow at the Shalom Hartman
Institute in Jerusalem. He has a PhD from Bar Ilan
University and received ordination from Yeshivat
Kerem BeYavneh. He served as Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivat
HaKibbutz HaDati in Ein Tzurim, and was Bnei Akiva
Rabbi in England
Who Consecrates the Shabbat: Talmudic
Discussion and its Theology
Wednesday, November 20, 7:00 p.m.
Women at Qumran
Thursday, November 21, 7:00 p.m.
Cost for series: $25; $15 for students
Individual lectures: $15; $10 for students
Advanced registration is recommended.
Click here to register.
Please note: All lectures in HEBREW. |
Contact:
Judith Tenzer
Drisha Institute for Jewish Education
131 West 86th Street
New York, NY 10024 |
November 20, 2002 10:00 - 11:45 a.m. |
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Ulpana Akiva Comes to the
General Assembly in Philadelphia |
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This year, in a creative response
to hard times, several Jewish communities around
the country are bringing Israeli merchants to their
neighborhoods to offer Israeli products for sale.
In the same spirit, NCHL is bringing
Israel's premier Hebrew Language School, Ulpan Akiva,
of Netanya, to this year's General Assembly in Philadelphia.
In this way, the UJC promotes Hebrew culture in
America while doing a good turn for the Israeli
economy.
For further detail or to register click
here. |
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November 21, 2002 10:00 - 11:45 a.m. |
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Ulpana Akiva Comes to the
General Assembly in Philadelphia |
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This year, in a creative response
to hard times, several Jewish communities around
the country are bringing Israeli merchants to their
neighborhoods to offer Israeli products for sale.
In the same spirit, NCHL is bringing
Israel's premier Hebrew Language School, Ulpan Akiva,
of Netanya, to this year's General Assembly in Philadelphia.
In this way, the UJC promotes Hebrew culture in
America while doing a good turn for the Israeli
economy.
For further detail or to register click
here. |
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November 22 2002 10:00 - 11:45 a.m. |
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Ulpana Akiva Comes to the
General Assembly in Philadelphia |
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This year, in a creative response
to hard times, several Jewish communities around
the country are bringing Israeli merchants to their
neighborhoods to offer Israeli products for sale.
In the same spirit, NCHL is bringing
Israel's premier Hebrew Language School, Ulpan Akiva,
of Netanya, to this year's General Assembly in Philadelphia.
In this way, the UJC promotes Hebrew culture in
America while doing a good turn for the Israeli
economy.
For further detail or to register click
here. |
| NAPH
Conference: 2003 International Conference
on Hebrew Language, Literature and Culture |
| University
of South Florida |
| The NAPH conferences
are an ongoing forum for exchanging information
and ideas among scholars and teachers of Hebrew
language, literature and culture at institutions
of higher learning. Most sessions will
be in Hebrew. Topics include:
Hebrew Language; Pedagogy; Poetry; Literature;
Instructional Technology; Hebrew Culture.
Call for Papers will be posted in October,
2002. |
| For details click
here.
Contact: Prof. Gilead Morahg, (608) 262-3204
(Tel); (608) 262-9417 (Fax);
gmorahg@facstaff.wisc.edu
(email) |
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July 2003 |
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Ha-Shavua Ha-Ivri |
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The 50th Annual Hebrew Week -
details will be announced. As in the past, the
Histadrut Ivrit will provide financial assistance
to cover the cost of travel expenses to teachers
and educators. A complete program of Hebrew
Week will be mailed upon request. |
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Contact: Harold Galanter, 212-957-6659 |
New York, NY 10017