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Shul of Hard Knocks

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Monday, May 19, 2003

"For many Jews today, religion is a closed book," writes media ecologist Douglas Rushkoff. "Most Jewish institutions offer little more than the calcified shell that once protected the spiritual insights at its core."

Bedouin, Baath and Beyond

Tony Karon World Editor for time.com discusses the upcoming UN vote on Iraq sanctions

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Broken Proms

Valori Moore Editor and publisher of The Taylor County News and the Butler Herald in Georgia on the whites-only prom at Taylor County High

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The Bete Noir Of The Jewish Establishment

Douglas Rushkoff Author, Nothing Sacred: The Truth About Judaism (Crown, 2003)

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Open Phones

your calls on opening the PGA up to women

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