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Jewish History Barbie
By
Esther Kustanowitz
You might not know it to look at her, but the ultimate blonde beauty, Barbie, is Jewish. And despite the “blonde jokes” that might plague her, Barbie’s actually got a lot to teach us about Jewish history and identity. This is the premise of the critically-acclaimed film “The Tribe,” which gives viewers a crash course…
My Tribute to USA Today
By
Douglas Howe
Unless you paid close attention, you may have missed the major cultural event that took place last Friday all over the country. What is it? Well, in a small box on the top–and in a small column at the bottom of page 1–USA Today announced it was celebrating it’s 25th anniversary. Whether you read your…
Green Entrepeneur of “The Body Shop” Anita Roddick Dies
By
Donna Freitas
I remember the first time I visited “The Body Shop.” It was a brand new store in Georgetown and a brand new chain, too. I was in college, and I was enchanted by all the wonderful sounding lotions and conditioners. For years I only used this banana shampoo that made my hair feel silky and…
Max Lucado Defines 3:16 and 9-11
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Douglas Howe
9-11 and 3:16. What do those two numbers mean to you? For Max Lucado and his publishing teams, the first is the release date of a host of new products, and the second is the product itself. “What if hope could replace despair?” he asks. “What if the church could come together around what they’re…
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