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News & Politics, Feature Aug 21, 2019
The Twitter rabbi

“This, too, is Torah,” says Danya Ruttenberg.
- By Aimee Levitt
- Tags: Feature, religion, twitter, rabbi, judaism, torah, danya ruttenberg, jews, jewish, prayer, donald trump, npr, charlottesville

News & Politics, Feature Mar 27, 2018
These teenage girls are leading an exodus from rape culture this Passover

Their new feminist Haggadah shows the way to a promised land of gender equality.
- By Debra Filcman
- Tags: Feature, Passover, Haggadah, seder, rape culture, feminism, Judaism, Jewish, Rape of Dinah, Revenge of Dinah, Research Training Internship, Jewish United Fund, DePaul University, Stephanie Goldfarb, #MeToo, Jordana Bornstein, Becca Gadiel, Access Hollywood, Donald Trump, sexism, ten plagues, ten commandments, Bible, Old Testament

Blogs, Bleader Jul 6, 2016
What Donald Trump has in common with Hitler, according to a child of the Holocaust

"Trump will burn himself out. Even Hitler knew to come on slowly," Adina P. Sella says.
- By Anne Ford
- Tags: Chicagoans, Anne Ford, Hitler, Donald Trump, Adina P. Sella, Holocaust, Jewish, British, Goethe, Schiller, Gestapo, Nazi

Food & Drink, Food & Drink Feature Apr 18, 2013
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Putting on the Ritz—at Al's Italian Beef

Recalling my grandmother's era of mink-clad glamour
- By Aimee Levitt
- Tags: Food & Drink Feature, Christmas lights, Thanksgiving, Jewish, Miracle on 34th Street, Marshall Field's, Magnificent Mile, Drake Hotel, 28 Shop, Walnut Room, mink, Joan Collins, Chablis, North Michigan Avenue, Al's Italian Beef, West Ontario, Israel, Hong Kong, Lutz, Montrose, Denny's, Steak 'n Shake

Film, Movie Sidebar Mar 5, 2013
Our guide to week two of the European Union Film Festival

Toby Jones stars in Berberian Sound Studio this week.
- Tags: Movie Sidebar, The European Union Film Festival, Gene Siskel Film Center, Berberian Sound Studio, Peter Strickland, Toby Jones, Cosimo Fusco, Antonio Mancino, The Conversation, Carmina or Blow Up, Carmina Barrios, Flicker, Patrik Eklund, Gulf Stream Under the Iceberg, Anatole France, Lilith, Latvia, Yevgeny Pashkevich, The Last Time I Saw Macao, Joao Rui Guerra da Mata, Portugal, China, Joao Pedro Rodrigues, To Die Like a Man, Oma & Bella, Jewish, Holocaust, Berlin, Alexa Karolinski

Blogs, Bleader Feb 24, 2011
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Living for 32

Kevin Breslin's short documentary "Living for 32," about Colin Goddard, antigun activist and Virginia Tech shooting survivor, screens Friday 2/25 in the Peace on Earth Film Festival, which runs through Sunday 2/27 at the Chicago Cultural Center.
- By Ed M. Koziarski
- Tags: Film, Free Shit, Swag, Virginia Tech, massacre, gun control, Kevin Breslin, Sundance, Colin Goddard, Peace on Earth Film Festival, Chicago Cultural Center, Claudia Cassidy Theater, Curt Fissel, Delicious Peace Grows in a Ugandan Coffee Bean, Uganda, fair trade, coffee, interfaith, Iman Zawahry, Muslim, Jewish, UnderCover, Bob Hercules, Radical Disciple, Michael Pfleger, St. Sabina, Keith Walker, Bertram Verhaag, Scientists Under Attack, Genetic Engineering, GMO, Out of Cordoba, Averroes and Maimonides in Their Time and Ours, Jacob Bender, Todd Drezner, Autism, Loving Lampposts, Rowan Waltz, World War II, Russia, Alyona Semenova, Alexandra Smirnov, Video

Blogs, Bleader Dec 18, 2010
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The Calling

Danny Alpert's documentary miniseries "The Calling" explores the way young religious leaders, including Northwestern's rare Muslim woman chaplain Tahera Ahmad, reconcile the traditions of their faiths with the pressures of secular society.
- By Ed M. Koziarski
- Tags: Film, Danny Alpert, Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Israel, Tahera Ahmad, Northwestern, The Calling, PBS, ITVS, SCUD, Chicago Cultural Center, Israel, rabbi, Video

Blogs, Bleader Jul 14, 2010
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Nora's Will

A woman's suicide leaves behind a succession of revelations for her husband and their Mexican Jewish family in Mariana Chenillo's 2008 "Nora's Will," screening for free tonight at Harrison Park.
- By Ed M. Koziarski
- Tags: Film, Free Shit, Swag, Mariana Chenillo, Nora's Will, Harrison Park, Mexican, Jewish, Cine en el Parque, International Latino Cultural Center, Video

Arts & Culture, Lit Critic's Choice Aug 26, 1999
Alberto Mizrahi and Chorale Mystique
- By Ted Shen
- Tags: Lit Critic's Choice, Alberto Mizrahi, Chorale Mystique, Jewish, Chants, Religion, Synagogue, Ravinia

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The Twitter rabbi

“This, too, is Torah,” says Danya Ruttenberg.

These teenage girls are leading an exodus from rape culture this Passover

Their new feminist Haggadah shows the way to a promised land of gender equality.

What Donald Trump has in common with Hitler, according to a child of the Holocaust

"Trump will burn himself out. Even Hitler knew to come on slowly," Adina P. Sella says.

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Putting on the Ritz—at Al's Italian Beef

Recalling my grandmother's era of mink-clad glamour

Our guide to week two of the European Union Film Festival

Toby Jones stars in Berberian Sound Studio this week.

Video
Living for 32

Kevin Breslin's short documentary "Living for 32," about Colin Goddard, antigun activist and Virginia Tech shooting survivor, screens Friday 2/25 in the Peace on Earth Film Festival, which runs through Sunday 2/27 at the Chicago Cultural Center.

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The Calling

Danny Alpert's documentary miniseries "The Calling" explores the way young religious leaders, including Northwestern's rare Muslim woman chaplain Tahera Ahmad, reconcile the traditions of their faiths with the pressures of secular society.

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Nora's Will

A woman's suicide leaves behind a succession of revelations for her husband and their Mexican Jewish family in Mariana Chenillo's 2008 "Nora's Will," screening for free tonight at Harrison Park.

Alberto Mizrahi and Chorale Mystique

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“This, too, is Torah,” says Danya Ruttenberg.

Their new feminist Haggadah shows the way to a promised land of gender equality.

"Trump will burn himself out. Even Hitler knew to come on slowly," Adina P. Sella says.

Recalling my grandmother's era of mink-clad glamour

Toby Jones stars in Berberian Sound Studio this week.

Kevin Breslin's short documentary "Living for 32," about Colin Goddard, antigun activist and Virginia Tech shooting survivor, screens Friday 2/25 in the Peace on Earth Film Festival, which runs through Sunday 2/27 at the Chicago Cultural Center.

Danny Alpert's documentary miniseries "The Calling" explores the way young religious leaders, including Northwestern's rare Muslim woman chaplain Tahera Ahmad, reconcile the traditions of their faiths with the pressures of secular society.

A woman's suicide leaves behind a succession of revelations for her husband and their Mexican Jewish family in Mariana Chenillo's 2008 "Nora's Will," screening for free tonight at Harrison Park.

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