Jewish Bearcat of the Week
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Featuring Jake Nussbaum
What is your major, and why did you decide to pursue this degree?
I’m majoring in psychology. I chose this major, because I love to listen and help others.
What do you love about Jewish life on campus?
I love how everyone’s so friendly and open to new people.
Do you have any siblings?
Yes I have two - a younger brother Max who is 18 and a younger sister Ella who is 14.
What is your favorite book? Why?
I don’t have a favorite but the best book I’ve read in a while is Dear Rabbi, Why Can’t I Marry Her? By Rabbi Eliezer Shemtov
What's your dream job?
I would test drive and review sports cars.
Do you have a hobby? Why do you love it?
I love to fish. I find it so peaceful and I love the anticipation and skill involved with catching fish.
What's your favorite Jewish holiday and why?
Purim because it’s such a fun and meaningful holiday. I love making and giving our mishloach manot and having so much fun with friends.
What's a quote or saying that you like?
“If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.
What is your favorite Chabad experience?
Friday night Davening every week is my favorite. I love singing and dancing with all my friends after a long week of school.
What's your favorite lockdown experience?
Overall just being able to be outside more. My school made the days shorter so I had much more time to play outside. For example playing tennis, running around with my brother and working out in the park.
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Yom Kippur
Sunday and Monday, Sep. 24-25
ON CAMPUS - C4 MPR
Yom Kippur Eve - Sunday, September 24
6:30 Kol NIdrei/Evening Service
Don't miss Rivky's acclaimed post Kol Nidrei Rachel Reichner Memorial Shiur at approximately 9 pm in the C4 multipurpose room
Addressing: A heretic riding on a horse on Yom Kippur that falls out on Shabbos on Temple Mount...what the Torah teaches about being OTD.
Yom Kippur Day - Monday, September 25
9:30 Morning Services
12:00 Yizkor Memorial Service
5:00 Mincha
6:00 Neila Closing Service, Followed by the sounding of Shofar and light Buffet Break-Fast
CHABAD DOWNTOWN
Yom Kippur Eve - Sunday, September 24
6:30 Kol Nidrei/Evening Service
Yom Kippur Day - Monday, September 25
10:00 Morning Services
12:00 Yizkor Memorial Service
6:15 Neila Closing Service, Followed by the sounding of Shofar and Buffet Break-Fast
Sukkot Services and Meals
Friday-Sunday, Sep. 29- Oct. 1
Join us for Holidays Services, Meals & Fun In Broome County’s Largest, Warmest & Coolest Sukkah.
*All services are followed by full course, home cooked, festive holiday meals in the Sukkah.
(Please dress in layers so you are warm enough to enjoy eating outside.)
Rock 'n' Ribs in the Sukkah
Monday, Oct. 2, 2023 - 6:00 pm
Lip Smacking Ribs, BBQ and sides, Great Music, and the Coolest company in the Chabad Sukkah.
Text Rock N Ribs to RSVP
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Fun Fact
Bob Dylan learned how to play guitar at Jewish sleepaway camp!,
Jewish Humor
How does Moses style his hair?
With a parting!
Trivia
What is the name of the 2003 Disney Channel Original Movie that revolves around Alex Schlotsky and his Jewish basketball team coached by a former college
basketball
star?
For the answer, reply to this email or see the Chabad Newsletter!
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Advice for Life
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How do I celebrate Yom Kippur in Binghamton?
- Religiously motivated student
Dear fellow Jew,
On campus C4 provides Yom Kippur Evening, morning, micha and Neila!
Downtown?
No worries!
Chabad Downtown also provides Yom Kippur evening, morning and Neila services.
Both places also are followed by the sound of Shofar and an amazing buffet break-fast.
Enjoy!
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Friday, Sep. 22 6:44 pm |
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Shabbat, Sep. 23 7:41 pm |
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Sunday, Sep. 24 6:40 pm |
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Thank you to the newsletter team!
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Thank you to Matthew Bitterman, Peretz Botvinnikov, Ethan Cantor, Julia Cooper, Amanda Kleinman, Noa Lifschutz, Shayna Maltinsky, DJ Mevorah, Lili Pitkowsky, Gilli Richman, Shira Rosencrantz, Daniella Shomshonov, and Lindsay Zezelic, as well as committee heads Nora Monasheri and Michal Levine
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