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[Alumni Guest Post] Two Ultimate Thanksgivukkah Latke Sandwiches by Whitney...
Whitney Fisch (year '08-'09) at Jewhungry shares these amazing Thanksgivukkah recipes... ... so good! Challenge Accepted Traditions. I’ve been thinking a lot about traditions lately. My husband and I...
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Questioning Tradition
A recent lunchtime discussion about the ceremony of Brit Shalom caused me to question a tradition I found meaningful and quite honestly, took for granted. Brit Shalom is a naming ceremony for newborn...
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[Student Profile] Nataliya Naydorf knows everything about how you use your...
Nataliya Naydorf read from the Torah last week for the first time. Then there was a terrible snowstorm. She assures me the two are not related. Dec. 9, 2013:Nataliya’s Bat Mitzvah minyanat Robinson’s...
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At a Crossroad, Where do You Turn?
From my blog: I find it fascinating how quickly our lives can change, often times without us even realizing it. On top of that, how quickly we can change the lives of others, of future generations,...
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Kiddushin and the Queers
This week, a classmate of mine at Pardes wrote a blog post about Kiddushin, being a gay man, and how he might see this tradition actualized in his own future relationship. I am a queer observant woman...
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Salon Pardes 2014
If only writing a blog post came as naturally to me as writing a song. But unlike songs, I don’t go walking around dictating blog posts to myself. Nevertheless, I really wanted to write about the...
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[PCJE Dvar Torah] Worst. Math Homework. Ever.
The omer is my least favourite time of year. Partly because of how all the clean-cut men in the world suddenly become scraggly and foreign looking and also partly because of the mournful tone of the...
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On the Other Side of the… Wait, There’s no Mechitza!
From my blog: One of my close friends recently told me that I will forever be in her heart as her “mechitza-going-skirt-wearing-early-morning partner in crime Judaism.” This epigraph described our year...
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[Alumni Guest Post] Children Learning, Adults Praying?
From my blog: If only I could wear it as stylishly! Scene: Campers and counselors are sitting on a grassy knoll partaking in Wednesday night barbecue. (R is an 8-year-old female camper.) R: Why do you...
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