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From Ivy League to Herzliya yachts
(Video) It's clear that if Ivy League graduates stayed in US, they'd succeed more than if they came to Israel. And yet, there are 4,000 graduates living here
Sivan Raviv Published: 07.06.11, 13:25 / Israel Business
VIDEO - At a time when politically-driven flotillas are approaching Israel coastline, in Herzliya's marina a different type of boating experience is taking place.
About 100 Ivy League graduates have come together in order to compete against each other in a yacht race.
http://pennstate.hillel.org/home.aspx
http://frontpagemag.com/2011/04/14/pro-israel-penn-state-students-assaulted-for-putting-up-%E2%80%98palestinian-wall-of-lies%E2%80%99/
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A 10-by-10-foot sign drew conflict and crowds of more than 50 people outside the HUB-Robeson Center Thursday afternoon.
The sign, part of a demonstration by the Penn State chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, was titled “The Palestinian Wall of Lies.” It featured two large silhouettes of men with guns and outlined 10 “lies” the group believes Palestinians propagate.YAF President Samuel Settle led the demonstration, handing out pamphlets and attempting to strike up conversation with passersby.
“Many people have hatred for Israel and that’s why this is important,” Settle (junior-political science and history) said. “People need to look at the facts.”
But the demonstration didn’t go without opposition.
One student — who fled the scene before providing comment — yelled obscenities at Settle and the rest of the group, calling it “terrible” and proceeding to kick the group’s box of handouts across the sidewalk.
http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2011/10/26/Occupy_PSU_presses_on_.aspx
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Occupy Penn State plans to continue protesting
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Hillel at Davis and Sacramento is a beneficiary agency of The Jewish Federation of the Sacramento Region and The Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties |
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Education
Barak earned his bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1968, and his master's degree in engineering-economic systems in 1978 from Stanford University, in California.
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Israel
On Campus and Beyond
Harvard Hillel is committed to fostering dialogue about Israel across the Harvard community. Hillel offers diverse programs, ranging from travel opportunities to education and advocacy on campus. Through these programs, Hillel aims to create a space for each student, regardless of political, social, cultural, or religious affiliation, to explore his or her connection to Israel. If you have any questions regarding Israel on campus, feel free to contact Anna Resnick at mailto:anna@hillel.harvard.edu
http://hillel.stanford.edu/israel/
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DIVESTMENT ISSUES ON CAMPUS
There has been much inflammatory rhetoric and misrepresentation of the state of Israel and the Arab-Israeli conflict on campus during the 2011 academic year. To find information gathered by Hillel at Stanford and Stanford Israel Alliance in order to present a more encompassing picture of the region and a more truthful portrayal of Israel please read our official statement. It is important to remember that both Hillel at Stanford and Stanford Israel Alliance represent a broad spectrum of opinions on the Arab-Israeli conflict and that members of these communities are united on this issue because the vast majority of Jewish and pro-Israel students are deeply offended and troubled by this type of campus activity. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact our Israel Program Coordinator Nadav Savaia.
http://hillel.stanford.edu/israel/
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DIVESTMENT ISSUES ON CAMPUS
There has been much inflammatory rhetoric and misrepresentation of the state of Israel and the Arab-Israeli conflict on campus during the 2011 academic year. To find information gathered by Hillel at Stanford and Stanford Israel Alliance in order to present a more encompassing picture of the region and a more truthful portrayal of Israel please read our official statement. It is important to remember that both Hillel at Stanford and Stanford Israel Alliance represent a broad spectrum of opinions on the Arab-Israeli conflict and that members of these communities are united on this issue because the vast majority of Jewish and pro-Israel students are deeply offended and troubled by this type of campus activity. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact our Israel Program Coordinator Nadav Savaia.
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Applying to Yale University?
Club members in Israel will be happy to assist you in finding out about how to apply to Yale University's various schools including undergraduate, graduate and professional schools.
Additional assistance is available through the Fulbright organization which provides counseling to potential undergraduate and graduate students: http://www.fulbright.org.il/
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out paying dues, please click here.
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News
Monday, November 21 at the Carl A. Fields Center, Doors Open at 7:30. Must Show University ID.
November 10, 2011
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The partnership between Hillel and City Year provides an opportunity for hands-on service, team building and the exploration of social justice and Judaism, all in the vibrant city of Miami!
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The students of the Georgetown Israel Alliance (GIA) stand in support of Israel as a dem ocratic Jewish state, providing a safe and secure homeland where Jews from all over the world can connect to their roots and strengthen their identity and their national life. We are proud of the long-standi
ng stability and democratic traditions of the State of Israel, and believe in her as a force for good in the world. We strongly support the positive and cooperative relationship between the United States and Israel. Our diverse membership promotes the State of Israel’s goals of a secure peace, prosperity and national advancement through political, cultural and social events at Georgetown University and in the greater Washington D.C. community.
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Welcome to the GIA Website!
The students of the Georgetown Israel Alliance (GIA) stand in support of Israel as a dem ocratic Jewish state, providing a safe and secure homeland where Jews from all over the world can connect to their roots and strengthen their identity and their national life. We are proud of the long-standing stability and democratic traditions of the State of Israel, and believe in her as a force for good in the world. We strongly support the positive and cooperative relationship between the United States and Israel. Our diverse membership promotes the State of Israel’s goals of a secure peace, prosperity and national advancement through political, cultural and social events at Georgetown University and in the greater Washington D.C. community.Email mailto:gia@georgetown.edu?subject= to join our email list!
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