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Monday, March 22, 2010 Passover FAQ by the Editors Everything you ever wanted to know about the Feast of Unleavened BreadContinue reading "" at...
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Today in Tablet Magazine, famed chef Daniel Boulud looks to another holiday when devising a Passover recipe for us: the fried potato pancake, after all, is pesadik. Esther Schor, author of Nextbook...
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My great-grandmother, Helen Posner, came to this country in 1901 from Sochaczew, a railroad junction 30 miles west of Warsaw. Widowed in her 40s, she was shuttled upon her arrival with varying degrees...
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Today in Tablet Magazine, for Simchat Torah, which begins tomorrow night, Vanessa Davis explains (with illustration) all about Torah upkeep. Contributing Esther Schor ponders our re-starting the Torah...
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Today in Tablet Magazine, Esther Schor spends her Christmas working in a shelter. For those planning a more traditional holiday, Allison Hoffman has the low down on your options. The Scroll likes to...
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Happy birthday to Emma Lazarus, born July 22, 1849. She was a feminist, an activist, and, above all, an internationally renowned poet. Most famous is “The New Colossus,” which is inscribed on the base...
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There may be no better way to recognize the 125th anniversary of the largest gift France ever gave the United States by taking a fresh look at “The New Colossus,” the Emma Lazarus-penned sonnet...
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Emma Lazarus Defined Liberty in ‘The New Colossus’
We have been living with these lines for a long time—almost too long to think about them: Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our...
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My Last JDate: Esther Schor on Love, Loss, and all the Music in Between
Most stories with a beginning and an end have a middle, but not this one. It’s about two people who began with an ending, or two people whose ending was nothing more than a long beginning. Or maybe the...
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Esperanto: The Secret Language of George Soros
It is 1922, and the League of Nations has just pledged to take up the question of a world language. It’s been a long, rewarding day at the Esperanto Congress. Speaker after speaker, in fluent...
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Monday, March 22, 2010 Passover FAQ by the Editors Everything you ever wanted to know about the Feast of Unleavened BreadContinue reading "" at...
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Article 8
Today in Tablet Magazine, famed chef Daniel Boulud looks to another holiday when devising a Passover recipe for us: the fried potato pancake, after all, is pesadik. Esther Schor, author of Nextbook...
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In a Loop: Starting the Torah Cycle Anew
My great-grandmother, Helen Posner, came to this country in 1901 from Sochaczew, a railroad junction 30 miles west of Warsaw. Widowed in her 40s, she was shuttled upon her arrival with varying degrees...
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Article 6
Today in Tablet Magazine, for Simchat Torah, which begins tomorrow night, Vanessa Davis explains (with illustration) all about Torah upkeep. Contributing Esther Schor ponders our re-starting the Torah...
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Article 5
Today in Tablet Magazine, Esther Schor spends her Christmas working in a shelter. For those planning a more traditional holiday, Allison Hoffman has the low down on your options. The Scroll likes to...
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Article 4
Happy birthday to Emma Lazarus, born July 22, 1849. She was a feminist, an activist, and, above all, an internationally renowned poet. Most famous is “The New Colossus,” which is inscribed on the base...
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Article 3
There may be no better way to recognize the 125th anniversary of the largest gift France ever gave the United States by taking a fresh look at “The New Colossus,” the Emma Lazarus-penned sonnet...
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Emma Lazarus Defined Liberty in ‘The New Colossus’
We have been living with these lines for a long time—almost too long to think about them: Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our...
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