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America’s Got Emma, Trudy, and Elaine [Boroughing]

Boroughing | December 20, 2012

By David Fine \\ America’s Got Talent is a reality performance show set in the incongruous halls of Newark’s Performing Arts Center. The PAC, as everyone calls...

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Zionism 101: Israel on Campus Needs a Return from Tactics to Ideology [From the Editors]

From the Editors | June 13, 2012

Neuroticism, especially the Jewish kind, has gifted the world with many works of note. Where would we be today without Philip, Larry, or Woody? Yet, indulging our...

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From the Editors: The (Potentially) Diminished Dean of Columbia College

From the Editors | December 19, 2011

On August 21, 2011, visitors to Bwog, a Columbia student news blog, found a shocking headline staring back at them: “BREAKING: Dean Moody-Adams Resigns.” Michele...

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“This is your family. This is your people.” An Interview with Jeffrey Goldberg

Interviews | December 19, 2011

By Jeremy Liss and David Fine Jeffrey Goldberg is a national correspondent for The Atlantic, a Bloomberg View columnist, and a recipient of the National Magazine...

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Editor’s Note

From the Editors | November 13, 2011

The mainstream acceptance of social media as a tool for breaking news has reaped massive benefits. Most people of our generation found out about the death of Osama...

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Far Flung: Strangers on a Train

Creative, Far Flung | November 13, 2011

Rome —> Vienna. A route that promised many things—our first night train, some sacher tort on the other end, and a chance to stand outside the State Opera...

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Brooklyn, Steering, and Palestinian Chicken: An Interview with Alan Dershowitz

Articles, Essays | November 13, 2011

Alan Dershowitz is a prominent jurist and political critic who has taught at Harvard Law School for over forty years and is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law...

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Far Flung

Far Flung | February 16, 2011

In this issue, the editors asked writers to muse on a surreal experience while abroad. Each of these travelers encounter moments of incongruity and discovery, whether...

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House of Cards

Essays | February 16, 2011

The Settlers: And the Struggle over the Meaning of Israel by Gadi Taub Yale University Press, 240 pages When discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, intellectuals...

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