MBHS Lectorium

DON'T FORGET TO COME ON TIME!

Already TOMORROW, Sunday 26th of January, you are invited to the lecture "On the Nature of Time and Time Keepers" by physics professor Lev Khaykovich at Boyar Lectorium...

Hope to see you tomorrow... then!

Time: 26th of January, 17:00
Address: Mae Boyar High School, Tora Va'Avoda St 1, Jerusalem

"WHAT'S THE TIME?"

A man, noticeably in a rush, ran up to me and asked. I glanced at my watch: "It's 18:45". He said, looking disappointed: "Yes, but... what IS the TIME, what TIME IS?".

I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "You know," I said, "there's a lecture starting soon that might shed some light on that..."

26.01 17:00 JLM. Free entrance. shorturl.at/6hKer

What is time for you? Is everything changing around you at a high speed? As if one foot is yesterday and the other is today, which is already tomorrow? Or is time stretching and flowing, leaving you waiting, wishing for the clock to move faster?

For years, writers, artists, philosophers, and physicists have tried to understand time - and some even claim that it does not exist. Our next lecture will be given by physics professor Lev Khaykovich, who will discuss the many facets of this phenomenon as it appears in different disciplines of human knowledge. Lev will talk about the history of timekeepers, the importance of measuring time, and how precise measurement can help us understand its mysterious nature.

On your journey from the past to the future, we invite you to stop on the 26th of January at 17.00, at Mae Boyar High School, Tora Va'Avoda St. 1, Jerusalem to discuss the nature of time.

Registration link is in the comments.

DIG DEEPER! ARCHAEOLOGY IN JERUSALEM.
DECEMBER 11th, 15:20

Welcome to the First Lecture of the MBHS Lectorium!

Yana Tschekhanovets — a respected archaeologist who has led archaeological expeditions in Jerusalem, Banias, and Be'er Sheva.
She's the author of scientific papers on Late Antiquity, pilgrimage, the history of the Russian presence in the Holy Land, and the history and archaeology of Georgian, Armenian, and Albanian Christians in the region.

Register for free! https://shorturl.at/hR9GE
Where: Tora Va'Avoda St 1, Jerusalem

The lecture will be in English and we hope to see you there!

Dig Deeper! Archeology in Jerusalem

We are excited to announce the launch of the MBHS Lectorium—a space where curiosity meets community!

The Lectorium is open to everyone—professionals, students, teachers and experts to explore interesting topics and connect with like-minded individuals.

What to Expect:

Monthly Lectures: Lectures will be held every month, starting next week, with a topic that will make you curious. Stay tuned for the reveal.

Wide Range of Subjects: Planned lectures include social and political sciences, arts, theater, history, archaeology, biology, geology, and mathematics. Got an idea for a topic? We want to hear it!

How It Works:

Announcements for upcoming lectures will be posted on our social media.

Lectures are free for everyone, with donations encouraged.

All donations go directly to the speakers to honor their time and effort.

Have a topic you're passionate about? Write to us and we can arrange your lecture!

Location:

Supported by Mae Boyar High School, all lectures will take place on the school campus at Tora Va’Avoda St. 1, Jerusalem.