Every Monday at four and five in the afternoon, in the Oy Vey Cafe in Hillel, Racheli Marom sits down with several students and they chat in Hebrew over coffee.
It’s a chance for students taking Hebrew through the Judaic Studies Department to earn extra-credit, while practicing their Hebrew with a bona fide Israeli.
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