TIME/PLACE CHANGE FOR ISRAELI FILM, ETC.
Hi,
This Hillel listserve message has 2 parts - one a change, one a reminder.
THE CHANGE
This afternoon's award-winning Israeli film could not be shown on the
Hillel DVD player. So, we are showing "YOSSI and JAGGER" in Room 338-A of
DAMEN HALL at 4 PM. The movie is about 70 minutes. This room is right
next door to the LANGUAGE LAB.
Here's the movie's description:
ISRAELI CINEMA ON A SOFA - "YOSSI AND JAGGER"
This award-winning film is based on a true story and portrays the
relationship between two male Israeli officers in a remote army base on
the Israeli-Lebanese border. They are commanders, they are in love, and
they try to find a place of their own. This 2002 film presents an
ensemble of young Israeli men and women struggling with their lives, their
mandatory army service and a complicated political situation. They are
young people trying to survive in what often seems like an impossible
world.
THE REMINDER
Please join Hillel Saturday night when we go to the Basketball Game!
SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 24 - 7:00 PM - GENTILE CENTER, SECTION D
"HAVDALLAH AT HALF-TIME!"
Hillel at Loyola invites you to support our Loyola Ramblers Basketball
Team in their first back-to-back winning season in 22 years!
This is the final home game of the year, and we will be sitting in Section
D, behind the Scorer's Table.
There is no admission fee for students with a Loyola ID.
After the game, come back to Hillel and join us for Ice Cream Sundaes,
S'Mores and Hot Chocolate!
Don't forget that the garage is open and parking is free on game nights!
We hope you will join us!! GO RAMBLERS!!
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