The Time A Town Killed A Priest: A Lesson In Hysteria
The dark tale of Urbain Grandier is a cautionary tale of how quickly hysteria can give rise to violence.
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Susie: Memories Of My Sister
Reflecting on the wonder and the absurdities of life after my sister’s sudden death.
How I Learned To Appreciate Pain
There are some kinds of pain which must be navigated in order to be our best selves.
The Innovative App That Helps Blind People Maneuver NYC Independently
Invip is a program which would act as a personal assistant to help the visually impaired maneuver through New York City.
The Philosopher Who Prioritized The Responsibility We Have To Others
Emmanuel Levinas’ emphasis on respectful, kind discourse is lacking in today’s political climate.
The Ban On Transgender Troops Is Testing The Limits Of My Compassion
Although I have worked hard at being a compassionate person, I may have reached my limit.
My Son’s Graduation As Viewed Through The Mystical Spaces In The Torah
The rabbi gains perspective of his son’s graduation through the black ink and white spaces of the Torah.
Why The Three Weeks Of Grief In The Jewish Calendar Can Be Healing
The Three Weeks are a reminder that allowing ourselves to fully feel the brokenness in our lives fosters more complete healing.
Liu Xiabao: A Model Of The Intellectual As Hero
Nobel Peace Prize Winning activist, Liu Xiaobo, has died after being denied the right to seek cancer treatment outside of China.