March 18, 2010
Volume 227 Issue 25
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Finding the Kosher Path Out of Egypt
March 18, 2010
With lots of matzah -- boxes and boxes of the flat stuff -- are you kosher for Passover? What about the day after; then what happens?
A Controversial Twist on the 'Four Sons'
March 18, 2010
Many of us recall the use of Passover themes in such Jewish political activity as the "Freedom Seders" of the Jewish student movement of the 1960s or the "Let My People Go" campaigns by Soviet Jewry advocates in the 1970s and 1980s.
Volunteering's Become a New Twist on Spring Break in Southern Florida
March 18, 2010
Spending spring break away is a tradition of sorts for college students, but rather than partying, 57 Hillel members from seven campuses headed to Miami last week to volunteer at a youth center in the downtrodden Overtown district.
At Conference, 'Rabba' Gets Rock-Star Review
March 18, 2010
The last time the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance organized a conference at Columbia University, in 2007, Israeli activist Tova Hartman electrified a crowd of several hundred with her call to "stop kvetching" and start acting until the plight of "chained women," or
agunot,
was resolved.
Every Summer, an Argentine Beach Town Goes a Little 'Shtetl'
March 18, 2010
It is said that there are two kinds of religious people in Miramar: the surfers who pray for the fantastic waves for which the Argentine beach town is known, and the Jews who flock here in the summer and turn Miramar into something resembling a shtetl.
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