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With the Maccabeats in the Millions, Who Are the Other Movers and Shakers in Jewish Hip-Hop?

By Carly Silver | 5 Comments

In honor of the approaching New Year, let’s sum up the accomplishments of some of the biggest Jewish artists in urban music. From Canadian rappers who topped the charts to producers who emerged from disgrace to grace the boards, we’ve had quite a year to sing about. Drake: By now, everyone knows of Drake, the […]

Living in a Movie

By Ben Sales | 1 Comment

Josh Freed’s “Five Weddings and a Felony” chronicles one summer in the filmmaker’s life, a few months of weddings, hookups, apologies, neuroses and irresponsibility. And it’s also about my family.

Rolling Waves

By bspagat | Comments Off on Rolling Waves

Bailey Spagat is participating in Career Israel, one of Masa Israel’s 180 programs.

Listening Post

By bspringer | Comments Off on Listening Post

I thought I would take a moment to engage in some shameless self-promotion. If you read my article posted last week, you’ll know that I am researching a group called Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry. As Soviet Union was unraveling, this group advocated for the rights of Soviet Jews to emigrate and worked tirelessly to […]

Matisyahu’s Chanukkah video: “Miracle”

By David A.M. Wilensky | 1 Comment

This blog has become a list of Chanukkah videos of late. But seriously, we can all just stop pretending. This is the best one. In this video for Matisyahu’s new Chanukkah song &#8212 which is catchy as all get-out &#8212 he goes on a bizarre dream adventure with the real Matisyahu (“I’m Matisyahu too.” “No, […]

Greek Thought

By yschwartz | Comments Off on Greek Thought

Different people celebrate different aspects of Chanukkah. In liberal and progressive circles, people tend to emphasize the general theme of political and religious freedom that the Maccabees embodied, in light of the fact that they fought for the right to practice their religion. In more traditional and orthodox circles, however, one often hears the theme […]

The Reading List: How the Maccabeats EXPLODED on the Internet

By jmerkin | 2 Comments

We’ve all seen this video already (though obviously, you’re about to view it again, now that it’s in front of your face on your laptop screen). With over 870,000 views, the Maccabeat’s “Candelight” is taking the interwebs by storm, and is garnering coverage by major news sites. Here is a reading list on how the […]

Adam Sandler’s Take on Why Chanukkah Happened

By bbarer | 4 Comments

This week has been a little hectic, with Chanukkah and the end of classes (next week is a well-deserved break), so before I get into relaxation mode, here are a few thoughts related to the holiday season inspired by various Chanukkah-themed classes this week. Different classes have highlighted the fact that Chanukkah is unique in […]

Campus Recap

By jmerkin | 1 Comment

University of Boulder lights the Hanukkah candles. • After two weeks of lobbying by both Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights and Israel advocacy groups, the UBC Alma Mater Society voted last night to support a donation to the 2011 Canadian Flotilla for Gaza. (University British Columbia) • The Upper Ivy League gets accused of racism. […]

The Reading List: Maybe Yeshivas Have the Right Idea…

By Ben Sales | Comments Off on The Reading List: Maybe Yeshivas Have the Right Idea…

Turns out gender-separated study leads to better results. Thanks, rabbis. [HuffPo] J Street U’s Jeusalem organizer says we should listen to the prophets–and pursue peace and justice. [Jewschool] Meanwhile, back in Belarus, students help restore a Jewish cemetery. [Forward] Here’s why, against all odds, you should expect Israeli-Palestinian peace, at some point. [JW] Who should […]

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