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‘Jew’ is the new ‘cool’ in Dutch, linguist says
Jewish Journal
January 14, 2013
Dutch teenagers are using “Jew” akin to “cool” or “awesome” in English, according to a linguist from Leiden University.
Sheinkin Street meets superhighway
Orit Arfa
October 5, 2006
Michael Simkin, CEO of C-Do Networks, believes that Sheinkin still retains enough of its eccentricity and bustle to perpetuate its mythic status.
Now hear this: cool Jewish music
George Robinson
September 21, 2006
The second annual Jewish Music Awards were given out on Sept. 11.
Film Strips Glamour Off Wartime Deeds
Tom Tugend
May 11, 2006
Each nation has to come to terms with its past. For the Germans, it\’s the Holocaust, and for the French, it\’s their collaboration with the Nazi and Vichy regimes. No one who has not lived under a brutal dictatorship, where the wrong word might mean loss of life or livelihood, is in a position of judgment or superior virtue.
The Death of Cool
Rob Eshman
September 22, 2005
\”The highest priority for a teen is the avoidance of humiliation at all costs,\” said Levine. \”Cool is an obsession. It prevents children from developing as individuals because they are so concerned about coolness.\”\n\n
So Uncool, It’s Cool
Teresa Strasser
May 12, 2005
I favor the type of acrylic French tip nails that are considered fashionable only by midlevel porn stars.
On Shabbat, Stay Cool as a Cucumber
Lisa J. Solomon
August 5, 2004
Since they were Orthodox and didn\’t use appliances on the Sabbath, Oma had an array of simple but wonderful dishes she prepared in advance to be eaten cold. In the Miami heat, her Cucumber Dill Salad was one of my favorites.
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