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This Day, November 8, In Jewish History by Mitchell A. Levin
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November 8 In History 30: Birthdate of Marcus Cocceius Nerva, the Roman Emperor who changed the way in which the special tax on Jews was collected so that would not be the humiliating experience created by his Flavian predecessors. 641: “Jews were...
Our Arts Critics Recommend These 54 Events This Week
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Let The Right One In, Roz Chast, Capitol Hill Art Walk, And More Picks by Stranger Things To Do Staff Our music critics have already chosen the 25 best concerts this week and we've compiled a list of big-deal art events this month to get tickets for...
Film Listings
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Film listings are edited by Cheryl Eddy. Reviewers are Kimberly Chun, Dennis Harvey, Lynn Rapoport, and Sara Maria Vizcarrondo. For rep house showtimes, see Rep Clock. CAAMFEST The Center for Asian American Media Fest runs March 14-24. Venues include...
In and Around Park Forest for the Week of January 15, 2017
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Washington, DC Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF) — On Monday, we will celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The King Holiday honors the life and contributions of America’s greatest champion of racial justice and equality,...
Tidbits - February 9, 2017 - Reader Comments: Resisting a Dictator; Moringa; Free Speech, Hate, Anarchism and Mass Movem...
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Reader Comments: Resisting a Dictator; Moringa; Free Speech, Hate, Anarchism and Mass Movements; Building Trades and Labor; Working Women; Labor and Climate Convergence; Announcements; and more... Re: How Civil Resistance Can Topple a Dictator (Michael...

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Silo Songs – Today

A historic wooden silo in Pittsfield is the site of a new, immersive sound installation. Silo Songs, a collaboration between Hancock Shaker Village and Brad Wells, Williams’ Lyell B. Clay Artist in Re...
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By Maud S. Mandel As she begins her sixth year as president and faculty member, Maud S. Mandel discusses how the college is actively addressing the challenges and harnessing the opportunities shaping...

Gentlemen Jews | Features | Summer 2014 | Williams Magazine

A look at the forces that shaped early Jewish life at Williams. Wurgaft writes that the "actors" shaping Jewish life at Williams "were more often impersonal forces...than heroic college students, admi...