The Tacos of Memory – A poem for Parsha Vayera
Rick Lupert
October 21, 2021
Nation Shall Not…But They Still Do – A poem for Parsha Lech Lecha
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October 21, 2021
Sunrise Movement Addresses DC Chapter: “We Will Always Welcome Anyone Who Acts on Our Principles”
Aaron Bandler
October 21, 2021
Sunrise Movement’s statement addressing their D.C. chapter read: “Our work on behalf of all humanity is rooted in the value of human dignity and we reject all forms of discrimination, including antisemitism and anti-Palestinian racism.”
Strengthening Our Camp Community Through Inclusivity
Jennifer Phillips
October 21, 2021
When I think about what inclusivity can do for a community, I think about the Keshet Avodah Corps at Camp Chi.
Tips For Decorating Your Mantel
Jonathan Fong
October 21, 2021
The mantel is a focal point of a living room, often the first place someone looks when they enter the room. If you’re not sure how to best decorate your mantel, find some inspiration in these tips for creating a beautiful display.
In His New Book, David Steinberg Talks Funny Business
Jonathan Kirsch
October 21, 2021
“Inside Comedy” comes at a fraught moment in American comedy, but Steinberg helps us put the latest hot topic – Dave Chappelle’s “The Closer” – into its historical context.
Student Debt Activists Press for Loan Forgiveness in USC Panel
Ari L. Noonan
October 21, 2021
During their 45-minute discussion, the panelists concurred that the misunderstood, balky and complicated issue of student loan debt forgiveness should be a priority for Congress and influential Americans.
JFS SOVA Receives $5.7 Million State Grant
Harvey Farr
October 21, 2021
In a written statement, Nazarian said, “This $5.7 million dollar investment is critical to allow JFS SOVA to continue providing life-saving groceries and support to the ever-growing number of individuals and families struggling to meet their most basic needs.”
Northeastern University Hillel Mezuzah Torn Down
Aaron Bandler
October 21, 2021
Writer and activist Yoni Michanie tweeted out a photo of the mezuzah, stating: “Saddening to have come into Northeastern University’s Hillel to find the mezuzah ripped from the building’s entrance.
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