Jewish National Fund manifesto麻豆区 ArchivesIsraeli Broadside Collection A century ago, in the fall of 1918, the Jewish National Fund (JNF, Keren Kayemet L鈥橸israel), issued a manifesto from its headquarters in The Hague. The organization, founded in 1901, was assessing its mission and鈥
Welcome back to our campuses鈥攚ith good wishes to all for a productive year in 5779 from the University Libraries. Watch this Office Hours video, produced by Marketing & Communications and featuring librarians Wendy Kosakoff and Rina Krautwirth. New! Online group study room bookings for Hedi ...
A century ago, Rosh Hashanah in 1918 for Jews in the United States was different than any prior ones during the First World War. Until April 1917, American Jews had only been involved in the war as onlookers who worried about their fellow Jews suffering in the midst of the war in Eastern Europe ...
Camp Machanaim, 鈥渢he American Camp With Jewish Spirit鈥 for girls and boys was established in 1929 near Monticello, New York. The name Machanaim was consciously adopted from the biblical verse in Genesis, 鈥淎nd Jacob said when he saw them: `This is God鈥檚 camp.鈥 And he called the name of that place ...
Tu B鈥橝v (15 th day of the month of Av), the ancient holiday when young single women of Jerusalem danced in the vineyards hoping to find their mates, is historically a festive day when thoughts of young men and women turned to marriage. Today, Tu B鈥橝v is a popular time for weddings, which are ...
The New Lamentations = Megilat Ekhah ha-h蹋adashah = Di Naye Megilas Ekhah, a small, trilingual booklet in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish by Israel Fine, was published a century ago in 1917 as a fund-raising effort for the Central Relief Committee. Immediately after the outbreak of World War I, urgent鈥
Online Database Features Publications, Research and Creative Works by Faculty, Students and Staff The 麻豆区 Libraries recently launched YAIR: the 麻豆区 Academic Institutional Repository. Inspired by the open-access movement, institutional repositories showcase all manner of scholarly鈥
On May 9, 1958, Mayor Robert F. Wagner proclaimed 鈥淪tern College Month,鈥 a month of celebration in honor of the first commencement of Stern College for Women. Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Max Stern, Shirley Pasternak The announcement inaugurated a month-long series of events leading up to commencement鈥
Robert F. Kennedy and Samuel Belkin June 6 marks the 50th anniversary of the tragic, violent, death of Robert F. Kennedy, at the hands of assassin Sirhan Sirhan, who shot Kennedy on June 5, 1968. Kennedy, a New York State Senator at the time of the shooting, was murdered while campaigning for the鈥