Journalism by Jewish college students, for Jewish college students.
I have Anxiety – not so much as a condition, but rather as a rational understanding that at every moment there is something that I should be anxious about. For instance, if I were you, I'd be terrified right now about this page giving me a paper cut. Do you know where it has been? I do; I wrote it.
Günter Grass confronts his past in his recently translated memoir, Peeling the Onion (Harcourt, 2007).
The Jewish Writings collects new and classic works by the author.
On Exit Wounds, Rutu Modan’s impressive new graphic novel on life in Israel.
Three years after the death that turned a young woman into an icon and set off floods of tears and dialogue groups on campuses across the country, the specter of Rachel Corrie is back–and she’s more sympathetic than her critics would have ever suspected. My Name is Rachel Corrie, a one-woman play about the 23-year-old American activist who was killed by an Israeli bulldozer in 2003, is a sensitive and chilling character study that hardly deserves the infamy it has acquired.
Educating Against Hate Aims High but Disappoints
T Cooper Wrestles with Family, Faith, and Famous Blondes
Rerelease of Elie Wiesel’s Dawn Begs Confrontation with Present