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Kosher Bunny

Playboy Magazine\'s new Miss November, Playmate Lindsey Vuolo, doesn\'t hide much in the centerfold, including her Jewish roots and her attachment to Israel.
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October 11, 2001

Playboy Magazine’s new Miss November, Playmate Lindsey Vuolo, doesn’t hide much in the centerfold, including her Jewish roots and her attachment to Israel.

The daughter of an Italian father who converted to Judaism to marry her Russian Jewish mother, Vuolo tells the magazine, "I traveled to Israel as part of an exchange program and it was an amazing trip."

A college communications major who only modeled for a local swimsuit calendar, the Philadelphia-born bunny added: "Being in Jerusalem was so emotional for me — I broke down and cried."

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