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Mexico Building (adjacent to Frank Sinatra Student Center), Saltiel Cafeteria, Tel.: 5882237. Open S-Th 8:00-20:00. Social Sciences/Building 7. Open S-Th 7:00-18:00 (in summer until 16:00). Humanities/Building 1, Dach Cafeteria, Tel.: 057-7542505. Open S-Th 7:30-18:30. Bronfman Family Reception Center (Administration Building near Forum), Tel.: 5882824. Open S-Th 7:30- 17:00. Humanities/Building 8, Tel.: 5881571. Open S-Th 7:00-19:00. Rothberg International School, Gilbert Cafeteria, Tel.: 5882630. Open S-W, 7:30-18:30; Th 7:30-16:30. School of Education, Stransky Cafeteria, Tel. 5882069. Open S-Th 8:00-16:30. Givat Ram Beit Belgia Faculty Club (between JNUL and Casali Chemistry Building), Tel.: 5660358, Open S-Th 8:00- 20:00, F 8:00-14:00. Magnes Plaza (left of main entrance), Tel.: 6585817. Open S-Th 8:00-19:30; F 8:00-12:00. Silberman Life Sciences Building, Tel.: 6585665. Open S-Th 8:00-16:00. Lubin Building (between Sherman Administration Building and JNUL) Tel.: 6522894. Open S- Th 8:00-18:00. Wise Auditorium (near Sherman Administration Building), Tel.: 6585582, Open S-Th 7:45- 17:00. Ein Kerem Forchheimer Student Center (opposite Magid Auditorium), Tel.: 6439110. Open S-Th 7:30- 17:00. Rehovot Moscona Faculty Cafeteria, Tel. (08) 9481361. Open S-Th 7:00-17:00. Cafeterias and Restaurants (serving hot meals, including meat, and salads and desserts) Mount Scopus Mexico Building (adjacent to Frank Sinatra Student Center), Saltiel Cafeteria, Tel: 5882237. Open S-Th 11:00-16:30. School of Education, Tel.: 5883855. Open S-Th 11:30-17:00 (closed in summer). Beit Maiersdorf, Tel.: 5882237. Open S-Th 12:00-15:00. Givat Ram Women’s League for Israel Restaurant, Tel.: 6584435. Open S-Th 12:00-15:00. Beit Belgia Faculty Club (between JNUL and Casali Chemistry Building), Tel.: 5660358, Open S-Th 12:00- 15:00, F 12:00-14:00. Sherman Administration Building (near main entrance), Tel.: 6584858, Open S-Th 11:00-16:00. Ein Kerem Forchheimer Student Center (opposite Magid Auditorium), Tel.: 6439110. Open S-Th 11:00- 16:00. Rehovot Moscona Faculty Cafeteria, Tel.: (08)9481361. Open S-Th 11:00-15:00. Sports and Recreation on the Campuses THE EDMOND J. SAFRA CAMPUS, GIVAT RAM The Cosell Center for Physical Education, Leisure and Health Promotion (Tel.: 6586611, Fax: 6586818) runs sports, recreational, and health promotion activities on all campuses for students, faculty (including visiting faculty), University employees, and alumni and their families. These include organized cultural, art and social programs, in addition to physical activity and sports medicine, all of which are available for a nominal membership fee. The Center’s sports facilities include:
The Grosberg National and University Sports Stadium), with upgraded Olympic facilities for track and field sports. Adjacent to the stadium are two squash courts, five tennis courts, four handball courts, several gymnasiums, and exercise and aerobic halls. To reserve squash courts or tennis courts on Givat Ram, call 6586611. The H.J. Cohen Swimming Pool , (is covered and heated, with mixed (men and women) and separate swimming hours daily. Pool office, Tel.: 6584293. The Sports Building, located in the Women’s League for Israel Student Center Building, comprises a well-equipped gymnasium, sports and games hall, and physical fitness rooms. For the range of classes available, and for summer camps for children, Tel.: 6584286. Cosell Center facilities are in the Women’s League for Israel Student Center Building. This is the focal point for social, cultural and musical activities. It includes a martial arts hall, the Warsaw Aerobic Center, and the Shalom Hermon Library for Physical Education, Leisure and Health Promotion. It also houses the administrative offices of the Center, Tel.: 6584036. The Health Promotion and Sports Medicine Unit provides services, research and education in orthopedics, nutrition, biomechanics (through the Alex Soyka Biomechanics Laboratory Tel.: 6585259) and rehabilitation, in cooperation with departments in Jerusalem hospitals. For further information and to make appointments for tests, call Tel.: 6584750. THE MOUNT SCOPUS CAMPUS The Annette and Theodore Lerner Family Indoor Sports Complex, one of the most modern in Israel. Opened in 2002,it serves both University students and staff, as well as the general community. The complex includes a half-Olympic-size pool, a fully equipped fitness center with some 80 machines, including a spinning (cycling) area, squash quarts, and a health club offering massage treatments. Classes in aerobics, martial arts and other activities are also offered. A dairy café for snacks and meals is on the premises. Adjacent to the facilities are the Montor Sports and Recreation Outdoor Center, which includes the Sir Arthur Gilbert Tennis Club, with 10 tennis courts (courts must be ordered in advance at Tel.: 5882796), basketball and multipurpose courts. Tel.: 5881234. The Ein Kerem campus (health sciences) provides a physical fitness hall in the Wolfson Building, which also houses the medical students’ dormitories. The Rehovot campus operates its own sports unit, which has a swimming pool, tennis courts, sports fields, and gymnasium. Call the Recreation Center for details Tel.: (08) 9489114, 9489075. Other Services on the Campuses of the Hebrew University There is at least one travel agency located on each campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: The Edmond J. Safra Campus, Givat Ram Ophir Tours, (Administration Building) Tel.: 5617315. Web site: www.ophirtours.co.il ISSTA (Administration Building), Tel. 6513555. Web site: www.issta.co.il Mount Scopus Ayala Tours, Tel. 5883485/6; Fax: 5818899. ISSTA (Lower Forum), Tel. 5358600. Web site: www.issta.co.il Ein Kerem Histour/American Express, Tel. 6438333; Fax: 6433499.
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