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Tuesday 07/03/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Buddhist observance of the day when Gautama Buddha made his first public proclamation to five ascetics at Deer Park, Banares. He taught the middle way, the noble eight-fold path and the four noble truths.
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Wednesday 07/04/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Islamic Night of Forgiveness. A night of prayer to Allah for forgiveness of the dead. Preparation for Ramadan through intense prayer.
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Monday 07/09/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Ali Mohammed was executed in 1850 by Persian political and religious powers. Observed by abstaining from commerce and work.
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Daily: Friday 07/13/2012 - Monday 07/16/2012; All day
University Park Campus
Japanese Buddhist festival to honor deceased ancestors. Involves lighting of bonfires, traditional meals, paper lanterns, folk dances.
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Sunday 07/15/2012: All day
University Park Campus
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Friday 07/20/2012: All day
University Park Campus
9th month on Islamic calendar, devoted to the commemoration of Muhammad's reception of the divine revelation recorded in the Qur'an. The event begins when authorities in Saudi Arabia sight the new moon of the 9th month. It is the holiest period of the Islamic Year. There is strict fasting from sunrise to sunset.
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Monday 07/23/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Rastafari celebration honoring the founder.
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Tuesday 07/24/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Observation of the arrival of the first settlers at the Great Salt Lake, USA, on July 24, 1847.
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Wednesday 07/25/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Christian recognition of the martyrdom of the Apostle James the Great in 44 c.e.
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Sunday 07/29/2012: All day
University Park Campus
A Jewish day of fasting in remembrance of the destruction of the Temple in 586 b.c.e. and 70 c.e.
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Wednesday 08/01/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Orthodox Christian 14 day fasting period in preparation for the celebration of the Great Feast of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary.
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Wednesday 08/01/2012: All day
University Park Campus
Christian first fruits celebration observed by placing bread baked from first harvest on the altar. From the Celtic Christian tradition. September 1 in Northern hemisphere; February 1 in Southern hemisphere.