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They were success stories at work – but lonely seekers within As told to Rivka Streicher Nili, 19: New Yawker, that’s what I was. Free, opportunistic, extroverted, fun. Bring on Times Square, bowling, biking, dancing on the Hudson… I grew up Modern Orthodox; I went to HAFTR, where I got a solid Jewish education, but
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Flashback
They were success stories at work – but lonely seekers within As told to Rivka Streicher Nili, 19: New Yawker, that’s what I was. Free, opportunistic, extroverted, fun. Bring on Times Square, bowling, biking, dancing on the Hudson… I grew up Modern Orthodox; I went to HAFTR, where I got a solid Jewish education, but
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The Places We Call Home  
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