Family Reflections
Pesach is a reflection of our lives — and the chance to better it
Words Unspoken
I don’t want conversations filled with awkward pauses
Magazine Feature
A teacup. A salt shaker. A stockpot. They’re simple objects, but they’re layered with stories. Thirteen accounts
Family Tempo
I want to leave. Leave the store and the girl and her round green eyes and the questions splayed across her forehead
Windows
Unwilling to drive home from the first Seder as she had done in previous years, she was going to spend the first Seder alone
True Account
Sophomore year, I walked into a bookstore in the Jewish neighborhood. What was probably a typical seforim store felt, at the time, like a suffocating closet of truth
Cut ‘n Paste
Laureate’s Chef Buck, is a 60-something non-Jew who will surely merit Olam Haba. He is most certainly from the Chassidei Umos Ha’olam
LifeLines
Until the day I got married, at the age of 20, I handed over every penny I earned to my father to help pay the bills
Encounters
“If you won’t give me potatoes, then I’ll have to manage without any food.I have never eaten chometz on Pesach, and I will not start now”
Symposium
Reexamining our allegiances, involvement, and expectations in a turbulent political landscape
Symposium
Reexamining our allegiances, involvement, and expectations in a turbulent political landscape
