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I crashed a bat mitzvah party four years ago. I still haven’t mailed the gift
Louis Keene
July 20, 2017
Meant2Be: From war to wedding day
Tabby Refael
January 11, 2017
In late 1987, I sat on the cold steps outside of our home in Tehran and held a transistor radio tightly in my small, 5-year-old hands.
At Maccabi, forging Jewish identity between the baselines
Louis Keene
August 24, 2016
When I was 10, my family got frum, and I started playing baseball. Oddly, the overlap wasn’t a coincidence: Our new rabbi added me to his Little League team and taught me how to throw; I broke in my first mitt — and a new peer group — playing catch with his son.
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