By Sarah Pumroy
Featured in “>Alef: The NEXT Conversation. It is a webzine that explores Jewish identity. From memoirs on “Why I Eat What I Eat” to a soul-searching narrative on serving jury duty during the High Holidays, Alef showcases the diversity of Jewish identity through stories, pictures, poems, music and more.
Letter demands that “individual faculty who violate these policies must face significant disciplinary consequences.”
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