The Jewish National Pastime
By Aarian Marshall Some people collect stamps, others baseball cards—Neil Keller collects famous Jews. He speaks quickly, with a slight
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Jun
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May
Chagall's Crucifixions
By Kayla Green For the first time in history, Marc Chagall’s Bible-themed engravings, originally intended as a gift for his
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May
Chagall’s Crucifixions
By Kayla Green For the first time in history, Marc Chagall’s Bible-themed engravings, originally intended as a gift for his
02
Feb
Abraham Yurberg: A Life In Art
By Chelsea Beroza Walking into Abraham Yurberg’s retrospective at Ten43 Gallery is like walking into a moment trapped in time.
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Jan
Jewish Ghosts of Budapest
By Merav Levkowitz On the last evening of 2010, a Friday, about 35-40 (mostly) young adults, gathered in a non-descript
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Dec
Play Hard, Pray Harder
By Gabriel Weinstein Just two years after leaving the University of Florida facing charges of larceny and theft Auburn University
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Nov
Jewish Senators Oppose "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
By Steven Philp Despite significant party shifts within the United States legislature, repeal of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” (DADT)
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Nov
Sustainable Tzedakah
By Steven Philp Now that we have entered the month of November, many of us look forward to the prospect
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Oct
Kosher for Halloween
By Daniel Kieval It's Halloween in the suburbs. For a couple of weeks, already, the neighborhood decorations have been out
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Apr
Shtetl Life Reexamined
By Symi Rom-Rymer A picture is worth a thousand words, so goes the old cliché. But as Alana Newhouse’s recently