One must first make amends with people that may have been wronged. Daniel Pickett, a senior government and politics major and president of the Hillel student board, said there will be the blowing of the shofar, or ram's horn, at all services. There are various meanings of the horn. It can be sounds of crying to God and also as a remembrance of Abraham's sacrifice of his son, Isaac, to God. They try to make the High Holidays services as comfortable as possible.
Services are free to students.
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