Brandeis Student Dinner, A First, A Success

Lubavitch.com

Dancing in celebration of Chabad at Brandeis.

LEXINGTON, MA — Neither icy roads nor blinding sleet deterred 90 students from stepping out in formal wear to fete Chabad at Brandeis University during the first annual Gala Student Dinner on February 10.

The dinner, planned and executed by the students, raised over $30,000 towards Chabad’s programs on campus led by Rabbi Peretz and Chanie Chein.

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Only A Few Days Left to Double Your Luck (A)

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Darchai Menachem’s Chinese Auction is in full swing, use this time to help support such a important couse in our comunity. order by the 18th of Feb. and double your luck. also put CH.info in the coupon box at check out and get a Free $10 ticket with your minimum order.

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Mazal Tov! – Its A Boy!

We would like to wish Mazal Tov to Sholom and Mirul (nee baumgarten) Edelman (Pontault-Combault, France) on the birth of their son.

May the newborn be a source of Nachas to his parents, grandparents, relatives and Klal Yisroel.

Academic Community Takes a Long Look at Archival Project

Avi Webb – Chabad.org

Rabbi Elkanah Shmotkin, director of Jewish Educational Media, leads a discussion at a meeting of New York University’s Working Group on Jews, Media and Religion.

BROOKLYN, NY — For an academic body studying the nexus between religion and the media, a Chabad-Lubavitch archive and production outfit have become something of a test case of how a Chasidic Jewish community has embraced modern technology to document and preserve its modern legacy.

It’s the last day – It’s your last chance! (A)

“The Prince of Israel”

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Chabad to Enhance Birthright Experience

Camille Fisher – Jewish in St Louis

JERUSALEM, Israel — It is estimated that one in three young American Jews will go on a Taglit-birthright israel trip, according to Rabbi Hershey Novack of Chabad on Campus. With a $10,000 grant from a private philanthropic foundation, Novack will establish post-birthright israel programs, with the mission of empowering, “birthright israel participants to advance their engagement with Israel and Judaism upon their return to campus.”

DRIVERS BEWARE! TAKE NOTE!

CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — The intersection of Brooklyn Ave and Lefferts Ave has turned into a big source of income for the City yet again, as unsuspecting drivers are continuing to make the illegal right turn from Brooklyn Ave onto Lefferts Ave.

Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM then again between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM it is illegal to make that right turn. Regardless if it’s a school day or not.

Moscow ‘Shaarei Tsedek’ Center Hosts JDC Officials

FJC.ru

MOSCOW, Russia — The ‘Sharei Tzedek’ Charity Center in Moscow hosted a visit by several top officials of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC). At the invitation of Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar, the delegation included Steve Schwager, JDC Executive Vice President. He was accompanied by Asher Ostrin, the CIS Country Director based in Jerusalem, and Alik Nadan, the Representative for Moscow and Central Russia.

Why Is Hollywood Calling Chabad?

Mordechai Shinefield – Lubavitch.com
Rabbi Yossi Mintz, Chabad representative
in Redondo Beach, CA

LOS ANGELES, CA — For a long time now, Chabad, along with many others concerned about the subtle and not-so-subtle influences of pop culture, has been unequivocal about television watching as a harmful, mind-numbing pastime. But that didn’t stop the medium from turning its focus on a Chasidic baal teshuva—a secular Jew who chooses to live a Torah-observant life.

According to Nielson Media Research, last Tuesday night’s episode of House, Fox Channel’s top rated medical drama, concerning a baal teshuvah with a unique medical disorder, was the most viewed spot of the evening.