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Pay Attention
Mark Schiff
October 13, 2020
Multitasking has cut all of our attention spans. Paying attention takes practice. It means getting out of yourself and really finding out about someone else.
What is the Endgame of Trump and COVID-19?
Dan Schnur
October 12, 2020
Is Donald Trump contagious? Is he immune? Is he in danger? Are we?
So many questions. So few answers. And so little time left before an Election Day that may or may not conclude this extraordinary and unprecedented presidential campaign.
Pray For a Presidential Recovery — And Revelation
Daniel Stone
October 8, 2020
As we pray for the president’s recovery, we can only hope that he realizes that following public health advisories protects ourselves and others from the ravages of this illness.
‘The Home Edit’ Helped Me Create a Personal Edit for 5781
Rabbi Sharon G. Forman
October 6, 2020
These lessons apply to straightening up a physical space as well as a human soul.
What Happens to Us When Too Much Is Happening?
David Suissa
October 6, 2020
With this state of high anxiety sure to rise even further in the coming weeks and months, how can we keep our balance and sanity in the midst of the storm?
Newsom Defies Expectations With Curriculum Veto
Dan Schnur
October 6, 2020
While expressing his strong support for the importance of ethnic studies courses for California public school students, he also cited concerns and urged additional negotiations to promote a more inclusive approach.
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