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September-October 2007 THE JEWISH GEORGIAN Page 15<br />

Things to do if you’re a 20-something Jew<br />

La Shana Tova! Enjoy your family and<br />

friends during the High Holidays, whether<br />

it is in synagogue or at a big dinner party.<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are so many opportunities to get<br />

involved with local <strong>Jewish</strong> groups this time<br />

of year. Hope to see you at one of the cool<br />

events listed below.<br />

BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL. <strong>The</strong> registration<br />

for Birthright Israel’s Atlanta group trip, a<br />

free trip to Israel for young adults, is open<br />

now. Contact Erin Hirsch at 404-870-1614<br />

or ehirsch@jfga.org, or visit<br />

www.birthrightisrael.com.<br />

RABBI SILVERMAN. Rabbi Dave<br />

Silverman, one of the founders of Atlanta<br />

Scholars Kollel, hosts a discussion group<br />

that meets one Sunday a month at his house<br />

in the Toco Hill area.<br />

<strong>The</strong> goal of the group is to raise young<br />

adults’ level of <strong>Jewish</strong> awareness by presenting<br />

the Torah and the responsibility that<br />

Judaism entails in a sophisticated and<br />

meaningful way. Topics include contemporary<br />

situations, the <strong>Jewish</strong> calendar, and<br />

current events. For more information, contact<br />

Jon Grant at<br />

jonathanlgrant@hotmail.com.<br />

KOSHER CHAMELEON. Kosher<br />

Chameleons are young <strong>Jewish</strong> profession-<br />

BY<br />

Hannah<br />

Vahaba<br />

als living in Atlanta. <strong>The</strong>y enjoy going out<br />

in Midtown, the Highlands, and, rarely,<br />

<strong>Buckhead</strong>. Kosher Chameleon parties are<br />

hosted by Spiral Entertainment, which has<br />

been throwing parties for the past nine<br />

years. <strong>The</strong> events draw 1,000-4,000 people,<br />

mostly 21-40-year-old intowners. <strong>The</strong>se<br />

parties are not religiously affiliated. For<br />

more information on this and other events,<br />

visit www.kosherchameleon.com.<br />

2135 THE SINGLE SPOT. 2135, the<br />

MJCCA <strong>Jewish</strong> singles group, has several<br />

upcoming events for young professionals<br />

such as leisure activities, night-time entertainment,<br />

and exciting trips. A co-ed kickball<br />

league starts Ocober 8; games are<br />

Mondays at MJCCA Zaban Park, 7:00-9:00<br />

p.m.; fees are $45 for members and $65 for<br />

non-members. A Yom Kippur Break-the-<br />

Fast for young adults takes places<br />

September 22, 8:00 p.m., at the Post<br />

Briarcliff clubhouse, 7000 Briarcliff Gables<br />

Circle NE. Registration for all events is<br />

Wishing You a Sweet and Healthy New Year<br />

SANDY SPRINGS PHARMACY<br />

6329 Roswell Road<br />

Atlanta, GA 30328<br />

404-252-8165<br />

404-255-1494 (F)<br />

R<br />

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HILLELS OF GEORGIA. Hillels of<br />

Georgia is hosting Conservative and<br />

Reform High Holiday services at the<br />

Emory Campus, 555 Asbury Circle NE.<br />

This is a very popular event for young<br />

adults in the Atlanta area. Rosh Hashanah<br />

services will be hosted on September 12<br />

(Erev Rosh Hashanah), September 13, and<br />

September 14. Hillel will also host Yom<br />

Kippur services on September 21 (Erev<br />

Yom Kippur) and September 22. For more<br />

information or to purchase tickets, call 404-<br />

727-6490, or visit<br />

www.hillelsofgeorgia.org.<br />

To have your organization’s event featured<br />

in Vahaba’s column, contact her at hvahaba@yahoo.com.

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