Third-year College student Danny Rubin, a brother in Alpha Epsilon Pi, reads the Kiddish, a blessing of wine, to a group of students gathered at the fraternity's house for the Greek Jewish Council's second annual Passover Sederlast night, the first night of Passover. The Seder, a traditional Passover meal, was open to students of all backgrounds and attracted almost50 participants. Organizers said their goal was to reach out to students who do not regularly participate in Jewish activities.
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