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Hazing at Boston Jewish fraternity [News]

By John Propper | 1 Comment

JTA reports that members of the now-defunct Boston University branch of Jewish fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi are under investigation following apparent hazings. The disturbing article reads: “Police responding to a noise complaint early Monday morning discovered the Boston University students in the basement of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house. The men were found bound together […]

Schlepping 2012; Gibson’s Maccabees movie done; and more. [Required Reading]

By John Propper | Comments Off on Schlepping 2012; Gibson’s Maccabees movie done; and more. [Required Reading]

The Great Schlep begins again [Forward] After a successful 2008 campaign to encourage young Jews to talk to their elders about voting for Obama, the follow-up (again called The Great Schlep) has grown by leaps and bounds. The Jewish Daily Forward reports: “The group, called the Jewish Council for Education and Research, ran a high-profile campaign […]

Yes. You’re right. We are ‘Wall Street Jews.’

By David A.M. Wilensky | 4 Comments

We received an odd letter here in the New Voices office last week: A single piece of paper with a collection of magazine covers featuring some classic money-Jews (Madoff, Greenspan, etc.) and the words “WALL STREET JEWS” in large letters followed by “…OCCUPY WALL STREET” in smaller letters. I guess it’s kind of true, in […]

On a Youth Activist Culture [Tikkun Olam]

By pkessler | Comments Off on On a Youth Activist Culture [Tikkun Olam]

As a recent high school graduate, I can safely say that figuring out what to do with your summers can be a minefield. Going to camp is fun, but doesn’t look that great on college applications. Taking classes at a college can be education, but you don’t really want to spend anymore time in school. […]

Drake’s Bar Mitzvah stirs controversy; Forget camp, Tikkun Olam; AEHazing, and more [Required Reading]

By pkessler | Comments Off on Drake’s Bar Mitzvah stirs controversy; Forget camp, Tikkun Olam; AEHazing, and more [Required Reading]

Drake’s Bar Mitzvah [JTA] The rapper’s Jewish roots are well known. His new music video, featured above, allows viewers to see inside his ‘re-bar mitzvah’, held last fall. However, members of Temple Israel in Miami, the synagogue where the video was filmed, are less than pleased with its lyrical content. “And even though the song’s […]

Who ‘owns’ the University of Chicago Hillel?

By David A.M. Wilensky | 3 Comments

At the University of Chicago Hillel the students aren’t the rebellious ones. The Jewish federation of Chicago fired the professional head of the U. Chicago Hillel along with its entire board on March 30, the Forward reports (written by former New Voices editor Josh Nathan-Kazis). There’s a whole lot of weird in this story: What […]

Santorum Wiped Clean and Brushed Aside [GOP 2012]

By Zach C. Cohen | Comments Off on Santorum Wiped Clean and Brushed Aside [GOP 2012]

I was in stats class when Twitter and Facebook exploded with rumors that Rick Santorum was bowing out of the presidential race. So of course I stopped paying attention to standard deviations and confidence intervals. Indeed, despite mass confusion when Washington Post denied rumors that they reported Santorum’s forfeit, other media outlets, including CBS, FOX […]

Genealogical journey to Brooklyn

By Carly Silver | Comments Off on Genealogical journey to Brooklyn

Carly Silver explores her family’s ancestral haunts in Brooklyn.

Meet the first Jew for Jesus; Santorum out of GOP race; and more. [Required Reading]

By John Propper | Comments Off on Meet the first Jew for Jesus; Santorum out of GOP race; and more. [Required Reading]

Meet a Jew for Jesus… err, the first Jew for Jesus [Forward] Ever wanted to meet the founder of Jews for Jesus? (Hey, where’d everybody go?) Moishe Rosen is a curious personality whose life and theology are being explored in a new biography. This article from The Jewish Daily Forward explores highlights of Rosen’s life […]

Shtar: your new Jewish crush? [Music]

By John Propper | Comments Off on Shtar: your new Jewish crush? [Music]

Jews have a long and healthy relationship with the West’s pop culture forms. In particular, there’s a laundry list of famous Jews making great music. And let’s face it: Bob Dylan is a tough act to follow. So how do we one-up ourselves? Frum Jews riffing on pop music: rock, R&B, even rap. Matisyahu is probably most famous […]

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