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This Hanukkah, Embrace Yiddishism

December 11, 2019 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Madison Jackson I am sitting at my work computer planning a Hanukkah program for kindergarten to sixth-graders. Opening a search engine, I type the words “rules for a dreidel spinoff.” As I click the very first link that appears on Google I am taken aback when I read “the Yi … [Read more...] about This Hanukkah, Embrace Yiddishism

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The New American Reality and What It Means for Jews

December 10, 2019 By eJP 2 Comments

By Steven Windmueller, Ph.D. As Jewish leaders gather in Chicago this week for the URJ Biennial, a new American story is emerging that will have profound implications for the Reform Movement and America’s Jews collectively![1] The demographic character of America … [Read more...] about The New American Reality and What It Means for Jews

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene, The Blog

A Cup Full of Gratitude for Teachers and a Challenge

December 9, 2019 By eJP 2 Comments

By Dr. Erica Brown “I’m a teacher. What’s your super power?” For less than ten dollars you can have this platitude wrapped around a mug to give to your favorite teacher this Chanukah or as an end-of-the-year gift. If you’ve got a pre-school or elementary school teacher to th … [Read more...] about A Cup Full of Gratitude for Teachers and a Challenge

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Two Jews, Three Opinions

December 8, 2019 By eJP Leave a Comment

At Princeton Hillel’s Collegiate Moot Beit Din, students debate hot-button issues through a Jewish lens By Shana Medel [Fourth of a four-part series on the most unusual clubs at Hillel] According to Jewish law, is it permissible to torture terrorists? Abraham Was … [Read more...] about Two Jews, Three Opinions

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene, The Blog Tagged With: Hillel International, Most unusual Hillels

It’s That Time of Year Again… The Family Philanthropy Meeting

December 6, 2019 By Richard Marker 1 Comment

Yes, we are in that time of year again. You know, the one that Hallmark celebrates 24 hours a day, filled with song and mirth and everyone celebrating together despite the inevitable travails, misunderstandings, and missteps. Somehow, by the end, it all works out perfectly. Sure, … [Read more...] about It’s That Time of Year Again… The Family Philanthropy Meeting

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, The Blog

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