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Due to an amazing response, the February 2 "Conversation with Alan Dershowitz" event is at full capacity. Two options to participate:
1. Come to Hillel - We will stream the event live in the Shotel Dubin Auditorium on the 2nd floor!
2. Watch in the comfort of your own home! Just click www.livestream.com/jewishphilly at 7:30 p.m. on February 2 to watch the event live from the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
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Welcome to PennHillel.org , the home of Penn Hillel, the center for Jewish life at the University of Pennsylvania. This website will help to guide you through the various parts of our organization and show you some of the many ways to get connected to Jewish life on campus. Penn Hillel offers the opportunity to explore and celebrate your Jewish identity. At Penn Hillel, you can get involved in our thriving Jewish arts community, pursue social action projects through our Tzedek Hillel initiative, plan parties, explore your spirituality, travel to Israel, and continue your Jewish journey in many different ways.
At the base of it all, Penn Hillel fosters a warm community that is always open to new ideas and initiatives. We look forward to meeting you and getting to know you. We would love for you to join us in creating a wonderful Jewish community at Penn.
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The Shabbatones are currently out West for their Winter 2012 tour in California!
See them perform at the LA Staples Center
Our mission is to develop the relationships, experiences, and communities that provoke students to engage in a process of “Jewish Self-Authorship.” Self Authorship is a term used to describe the process by which students come to understand themselves on their own terms and through which they enter into adulthood.
There are 3 parts to Jewish Self Authorship:
| 1. Moral: “How do I relate to myself?” |
| 2. Communal: “How do I relate to the others?" |
| 3. Spiritual: “How do I relate to religion and spirituality?” |
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