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1985-1986 Rothberg Yearbook

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S A T A F<br />

Thousands o f years ago, Hebrews had<br />

wandered out of the desert and began<br />

terrace farming in the location we today<br />

call Sataf.<br />

Over the past four years the JNF has<br />

begun to re-establish sites such as Sataf.<br />

With the help of students from the One<br />

Year Program, this site has begun to grow<br />

again. We rebuilt the terrace, cleared the<br />

land and planted crops. We felt like<br />

Chinese rice farmers in the process, with<br />

the mud up to our ankles.<br />

It felt good planting crops in the same<br />

site that our ancestors founded and began<br />

to farm thousands of years ago.<br />

The Student Committee<br />

As the year draws to its close w e’d like to remember a part of the OYP that some of you still don’t know<br />

about. That’s right. Those people that were involved in your parties, volunteer committees, newspaper, baseball<br />

games and all the other little tidbits often taken for granted. Need we say more? We are speaking of the infamous<br />

student committee.<br />

We had a lot of fun planning all those<br />

events... too bad you couldn’t make it. And<br />

how about that New Year’s Eve bash?<br />

We’re still not sure whether the hangovers<br />

were from the cheap alcohol, the “full<br />

steak dinner” or the Lubavitcher band.<br />

Truthfully, the parties were alot of fun...<br />

whether we danced through the decades (in<br />

a sweatbath), introduced the winter ulpan<br />

to the summer ulpan (too bad everyone<br />

was too cliquey to mingle), showed off our<br />

talents in our togas (for those of us who<br />

managed to keep them on) or whatever.<br />

Partying will never be the same without our<br />

fellow OYPers.<br />

The Student Committee

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