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Continued from page 3 and Malka Hirsch (grade 7), and Molly Herman (grade 6). Cabins still available This January, members of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation and Rodef Shalom in Virginia will enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures as they cruise the Caribbean aboard the beautiful new ship - Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas. Participants will learn about Jewish Curacao, Aruba, St. Thomas, San Juan, and St. Maartin by touring these

historic locations. The week-long cruise will also feature a special Shabbat service/dinner and a cantorial concert. A few berths are still available from $740 per person for an inside cabin to $1130 per person for cabins with balconies. Air, excursions, tips, and taxes are extra. Contact Marcia Goldstein (255-6647 ext. 213) for more information. Volunteers wanted Congregation Shaarey Tefilla is looking for volunteers to help with their

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January 25 Rabbi's Challenge Casino Night (bingo and silent auction). This program is the synagogue's major fundraising event of the year. They are also seeking contributions in the form of a product or business service for the silent auction. Simply drop off your donation to the synagogue office or call Ellyn Walerstein (848-2310), and she will arrange for it to be picked up. Four firsts for Hawaii Hawaiians have elected their first woman governor, the first Jewish official, and the first Republican governor in 40 years. In addition, Linda Tingle is the first dignitary to voluntarily become a life

member of Hadassah. Hawaii has approximately 7,000 Jews, who are understandably proud one of their own has assumed this leadership role. Maze! tov! to Enid Arey On Friday night, Nov. 29, several 1HC members participated in a special, personalized naming ceremony officiated by Ratbi Lew Weiss. Mrs. Enid Arey, rabbi's secretary for three years, received the Hebrew name Ester Ghana bat Adena v'Aryeh. Enid's granddaughter, Elaina Aryl Arey, chose her own name with the help of Rabbi Weiss. The poignant

English translation is "G-d created an angel," which in Hebrew sounds equally wonderful - Arella Asela bat Ester Ghana v'Kailil. Enid commented on how comfortable she felt on the bimah. "1 wasn't nervous at all," she said. "I felt so at home. I like Rabbi Weiss' presentation. He is so warm and speaks to you like he's known you for years. He is a hands-on rabbi. A real mensch." What made this experience even more significant for Enid was that it was her birthday "This was a nice, heart-felt moment for me that 1 will remember for years to come," she said.

Jewish studies aid is offered

The Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University has announced three scholarships totaling $11,000 for incoming freshmen for the 2002-2003 academic year. One $5,000 Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Scholarship and two $3,000 Irving M. Glaxer Student Scholarships will be awarded to freshmen committed to pursuing a major or an area certificate in Jewish Studies at lU-Bloomington. The scholarship application deadline for the 2003-2004 academic year is Friday, Feb. 21, 2003. High school seniors applying should mail 1) a cover let-

ter providing full name, full mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address, and social security number; 2) a resume detailing extracurricular activities, awards, and honors; 3) a personal statement that addresses plans for academic work at Indiana University and the specific way that a major or area certificate in Jewish Studies will figure into the applicant's undergraduate education and career plans; 4) a high school transcript (sent directly by the high school); and 5) two letters of recommendation. (At least one of the two recommendations must come from a high school teacher well acquainted with the student's academic

strengths and should focus on the student's academic abilities.) Letters of recommendation may be sent by mail or via email to [email protected]. SAT/ACT scores will also be considered. Applicants need only submit SAT/ACT scores to IU Admissions when applying to Indiana University. The Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University is one of the oldest and largest programs of its kind in the nation. Founded in 1973, the program draws on the talents of faculty members from eight different departments. The primary focus of the program is the education of undergraduate students.

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