Religion, politics, etc. Things can seem pretty broken—but there is a way back. It will definitely involve neighborhood, religion (in my case, Judaism), family, other old truths. And coffee ice cream. And the way-back seat in the station wagon.
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Flying the Coop
Park Slope and the high cost of political hummus
Have you been following the drama at the Park Slope Food Coop, whose membership recently voted to boycott Israeli-made products (while continuing, as I understand it—write to tell me if I am...
These Men Converted to Catholicism, Then Said “Whoops”
I have recently read the work of two men, raised as secular Jews, who converted to Catholicism and then deconverted (reverted?) within a few years. The first was the political science teacher, liberal pundit, and newsletter writer , whom I...
Canvas and Workday Suck. Higher Ed Should Return to Paper.
For those of you privileged, or cursed, to work in higher education, you may have known that two weeks ago there was some sort of outage of Canvas, the software system that is now used, seemingly everywhere, to manage coursework: talk to st...
Gerbils, Intersex People, & Nicholas Kristof
On Monday, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote an op-ed discussing disturbing allegations about abuse, rape, and sexual torture perpetrated by the Israeli military against Palestinian prisoners. The allegations are powerful and...
Back at Stanford after 23 Years
In my twenties, a now-defunct writers’ grant rescued me from poverty
In the never-ending journey that is promotion of my Judy Blume biography, today I am giving a talk at Stanford University. I am back at Stanford for the first time since...
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Author of “Squirrel Hill,” “Wisenheimer: A Childhood Subject to Debate," forthcoming bio of Judy Blume. I support local ice cream. Like many, I think human flourishing peaked senior year in college (in my case, 1996).
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