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Find Out Who Your Friends Are

By Simi Lichtman | Comments Off on Find Out Who Your Friends Are

Imagine your birthday party. You plan something, you have some beer, and people come. Before said people come though, when you are sitting at home alone with the lights dimmed and a 30-rack of bad beer, you get kind of anxious. Will people even come? Going to parties is such a responsibility at this age, […]

“I’ll Have My Jews on You So Fast You’ll Think You’re an Asian Girl”

By David A.M. Wilensky | Comments Off on “I’ll Have My Jews on You So Fast You’ll Think You’re an Asian Girl”

There was an important moment in television last night. Obviously, I’m not talking about the Vice Presidential Debate. Take a moment. Think about it. It’ll come to you. Yes, of course, I’m referring to the latest episode of “30 Rock.” (Still my favorite comedy. Yes, I know I’m alone on that.) And yes, I’m saying it […]

Escape America if Your Candidate Loses

By Simi Lichtman | Comments Off on Escape America if Your Candidate Loses

  “If this country votes for [insert name of whichever candidate you find more repulsive here], I’m moving to Israel!” Well, if you want to make good on that promise, all you have to do is buy yourself a ticket. But if you’re willing to be less extreme– say, take a vacation to the Bahamas […]

Is Bibi Changing the American Vote?

By Joshua Lapidus | Comments Off on Is Bibi Changing the American Vote?

A few weeks ago there were too many headlines blaming Netanyahu for intervening in U.S. elections. “The clash has led Netanyahu to brazenly intervene in the U.S. election, but is that all that new, asks Lawrence Davidson” in Netanyahu’s ‘Red Line’ on Obama is a great example. This got me to toying with some grim thoughts. Are Israel […]

Uhhh Is It A Jewish Holiday Today?

By H. B. Rubin | Comments Off on Uhhh Is It A Jewish Holiday Today?

This post may be short, but it’s vital: I needed to update you all on what I think is the best internet invention since the 2008 Bush Presidency Count-Down Clock (oops, now I just gave away my political views). The holiday season has been particularly brutal this year– and I don’t mean by way of engorgement. The […]

The Far-Right Side (Global Jewish Voice)

By Gabriel T. Erbs | Comments Off on The Far-Right Side (Global Jewish Voice)

It is always refreshing to start the week off with Jewish voices from around the globe. Global Jewish Voice, that is. Below are excerpted segments of an intriguing article about the steady rise of Hungary’s extreme right, from the vantage point of a Hungarian-Jewish insider. Read The Far- Right Side at Global Jewish Voice for the full story. […]

Post-Modernism, Anne-Marie Slaughter and Profile Pics

By David A.M. Wilensky | Comments Off on Post-Modernism, Anne-Marie Slaughter and Profile Pics

Aside from supplying the world with news by and about Jewish college students, we’re also a training ground for the next generation of Jewish journalists. A new post today  at The Forward’s Sisterhood blog by occasional New Voices contributor Rachel Cohen is today’s proof of that. In the post, Rachel uses Anne-Marie Slaughter’s controversial piece in […]

Composting: The Quick and Dirty

By Erin Newport | Comments Off on Composting: The Quick and Dirty

Dear Readers, Give me a minute before you click on to the next article about Netanyahu’s latest comments or Anne Hathaway’s nuptials. I’m here to tell you a little about a quick and easy way to reduce your eco footprint even further. And it’s fun! If you already have a recycling bin in your kitchen […]

The Treif Tailgating Monopoly is Over

By Simi Lichtman | Comments Off on The Treif Tailgating Monopoly is Over

It’s hard to know what life will be like should the Messiah come. But we can be assured that there will be kosher tailgating snacks involved, and that they will be tasty. If you’re a football fan, then you understand the difficulty of living a dual life: loving the game but not being able to […]

Wop… Mitt Romney Style

By H. B. Rubin | Comments Off on Wop… Mitt Romney Style

Heyyyy wealthy ladies! That’s right. K-pop and American politics have finally mated. The result? Mitt Romney Style. As the Gagnam Style parody videos continue their hailstorm through the interwebs, a political one of note has begun to make its rounds. Created by the often hit or miss humor site, College Humor, it has the sophisticated […]

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