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Students celebrate Hanukkah on campus for first time in 2 years
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Former Heat player Meyers Leonard posted this photo with teammate Tyler Herro on his Instagram on Feb. 4 captioned, I miss it. Photo credit: Instagram, @meyersleonard
In the age of the internet, one second can change a person’s life. Few know that more now than Meyers Leonard.
On April 13, Leonard the embattled NBA free agent and former Heat player met with University of Miami students at an event hosted by UM’s Hillel called From HEAT to Healing.
As he tells it, Leonard was living a “dream” and was “incredibly blessed” to be doing what millions dream of and only about 500 people get to do for a living, playing in the NBA. That was, until one word changed his life.
Hillel honors victims of holocaust during six hour ceremony
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For over six hours Thursday at the Rock Plaza, The University of Miami Hillel honored the six million Jews killed during the Holocaust through remembrance. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., volunteers read the names of victims to a crowd of listeners seated below.
“We’re honoring to remember,” said David Weitzman, a springboard innovation fellow at Hillel. “It’s important to remember, if we don’t history can repeat itself.”
Hillel holds the event annually on April 8, Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, also known has Yom HaShoaha, which traces its origins back to the Warsaw ghetto uprising. Like many Jewish holidays, the commemoration begins at sunrise and ends at sundown.