Voices: Their Legacies Continue On

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Interviews Written by: Akiva 2013-2014 Eighth and Ninth Grade Class Southfield, Michigan

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We learn from books, which suggests authors are wiser than readers. This is clearly false, yet we at least entertain the notion every time we pick up a book. The extreme example of this paternalistic relationship is the self-help book, where readers,
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One of the most obvious reasons we read at all is to gain insight into the point of view of someone other than ourselves. Reading outside of our own experience can only serve to broaden our horizons and our minds, and this week we have a couple of sc
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Yiddish: A Language To Celebrate Also For Its Hilarious Curses
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Yiddish: A Language To Celebrate Also For Its Hilarious Curses
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South Africa has a rich history of storytelling. And while we don’t routinely sit around a campfire telling tales under the stars any longer (wait, does a braai count?), we all still have stories to share. Think online dating horror stories, reminisc
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Commentary: I’m The Child Of A Holocaust Survivor. I Know The Trauma Inflicted On Gaza Will Last For Generations
Los Angeles Times
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Summer Camp Helps Recently Arrived Ukrainian Children Prepare For School, Heal From Trauma Of War
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