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I voted for the guy. And cetainly with MF global it wsas the right choice. But I'm getting tired of his act.
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Adam,
Next year I hope that you will consider joining the Shlivovitz Bears, an esteemed group from Montclair, NJ who were in full force this past Sunday. Look for green and white striped Victorian bathing suits. I am proud to say that we had more than a minyan.
Daniel
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SOME student newspapers make a big deal about being "independent." Reminds me of news channels claiming to be "objective." University administrations playing along with this "independent" meme are obligated to give the editors their heads, at least more than they would be otherwise.
By the way, Bradley Smith's Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH) continues his campus-newspaper crusade, and the debate he seeks to open continues to be closed by editors (for their own part and/or under pressure from administrations) who refuse to carry his advertising.
He seeks to discuss such disrespectful subjects as HOW MANY people are in those graves you say he tramples (by seeking to discuss...)
The article is comparing "an anonymous story about a female student's hotel-room tryst with fellow Orthodox Jew" to "ads promoting 'open debate' about the Holocaust."
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Rabbi- Lighten up- I am sure you can sell more seats with a good App.
Live from the Lower East Side NYC..
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My synagogue had swastikas painted on it two years ago on Yom Kippur night. There were 8 other incidents in Edison N.J. No one has of yet been caught. Tell the A.D.L. that the swastika is a symbol of hate against Jews and not a general symbol of hate. Order JUDGES to stop telling juvenile offenders to write a holocaust essay and do community service. Throw the book at them and make them serve real jail time. Rabbi Dr. Bernhard Rosenberg
Rabbi;
The ADL does not argue that the swastika is not a hate crime when painted on synagogues, only that when used at a non-Jewish venue it should not automatically be considered an anti-Semitic hate crime for purposes of compiling statistics about such attacks.
Adam
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