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Fall Semester 2007

 

This past semester flew by! Take a moment to reminisce and enjoy these memories!
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Amanda Diamond and Maddy Knauer prepare to watch the Menorah being lit.
Chabad Student Board President Warren Cohn lights the Giant Menorah
Chanukah farbrengen at the Chabad House
Lissy Isaacson and Alex Naparstek on the first night of Chanukah at Chabad House
Greg Kalnitsky and Zack Rothbart enjoy a game of dreidel
At the lighting of the Giant Menorah, every member of the crowd held a lit candle
A Menorah's eye view of the crowd at the Giant Menorah Lighting on the first night of Chanukah
Lighting Menorahs at Sharp Hall
Lighting Menorahs in Wall Residential College
Lighting Menorahs in Monroe Hall
Lighting Menorahs at Butler Hall
Enjoying Chanukah in Sharp
The women of SDT and AEPhi gathered at the SDT house on the second night of Chanukah to light Menorahs, enjoy latkes and...
...listen to Sarah tell a great Chanukah story
Lighting Menorahs at Sammy
The Chabad-AEPi Chanukah party.
Rohr Chabad Student Center at Tulane University

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