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Jezebel Owner Anticipated Name Change As ‘Concession’

OU asked that racy artwork be removed from restrooms, owner Henry Stimler says.

Mind The Generation Gap

It was the generational divide in the Jewish community laid bare. On one side of the canyon was Malcolm Hoenlein, the 68-year-old executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, the consummate Jewish establishment figure. On the other was Yehuda Kurtzer, the 36-year-old president of the Shalom Hartman Institute of […]

The Other Granada

Granada is, arguably, Spain’s loveliest city. But its American namesake, Granada, Nicaragua, needs little argument: wedged between a volcano and the vast Lake Nicaragua, the new-world city might be the most romantic town in all of Central America. Year-round sunshine illuminates the bright pink domes that crown a maize-yellow cathedral that is outlined in lacey […]

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Jezebel Owner Anticipated Name Change As ‘Concession’

Mind The Generation Gap

The Other Granada

Baruch Puts Women Comics In Spotlight

Love And Wine

Remembering Oscar Levant

At The Heart Of Israel’s Emergency Response

Yehoshua Takes On The Artist

Fringe Benefits?

At AIPAC, Pledges Of ‘No Daylight,’ But Worries About The Gaps

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