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Holidays Galore: Campus Celebrates Easter, Passover, Ramadan
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In a rarely-occurring overlap of multiple religious holidays, Cornell University students of different faiths reflect on their experiences celebrating on campus.
Cornell Hillel
Cornell Jewish Community Celebrates Passover Through Socially Distanced Seders
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Dining hall and community seders marked Passover celebrations for many members of the Cornell Jewish Community.
Dining
ROVINE | Reflections on an Unusual Passover
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In a world afflicted by plagues and devoid of autonomy, the ancient Israelites enslaved in Egypt longed for little more than fundamental safety and freedom from suffering. Today, whether you have lost your job, feel unsafe in your home or are eating Matzah of your own volition, your pain is also valid. What makes this Passover different from all other Passovers? For one, many seders have saved a seat for a special new guest (and no, I’m not talking about Elijah). This year, Zoom joined the party, enabling extended families to safely come together from across the street or across the globe.
Passover
Reenvisioning Passover, Cornellians Celebrate Online
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The week-long spring festival, which started Wednesday evening, is generally spent with loved ones sharing meals, is being celebrated online this year.
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Students Break Matzah Over Seder Table
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Transforming from a track to a dining room, Barton Hall seated 50 tables of Cornell Jews and non-Jews last night as students celebrated the first night of Passover at Cornell’s Super seder. As in years past, Cornell Hillel hosted The Super seder in coordination with Cornell dining.