Gov. Newsom Should Meet With Brave USC Student Leader
Dan Schnur
August 18, 2020
California is deciding that prejudice against Jews is not worth prioritizing in a mandated class on ethnic studies.
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The Fulfillment Fund: Giving kids a shot at college
Julie Bien
September 3, 2014
This fall, Crenshaw High School valedictorian Christerbell Ahaiwe will start her freshman year at UCLA. What her new classmates might not realize is how hard she worked to get there.
College and your child
Dennis Prager
July 31, 2013
The following are some of the basic postulates about America, religion, society, morality, the arts and Israel that are taught at almost every American university.
Outstanding Graduate: Rose Bern — A passionate voice
Jewish Journal
June 12, 2013
Rose Bern isn’t afraid to fight for her values. The 17-year-old, who recently graduated from Shalhevet High School and lives in Westwood, has strong convictions when it comes to feminism, justice and fairness.
Outstanding Graduates 2013
Jewish Journal
June 5, 2013
Every year, we shine a spotlight on a group of outstanding high school seniors, culled from many nominations submitted by local educators, clergy, community leaders and, of course, you, our readers.
Israeli economics 101
Jewish Journal
January 23, 2013
Ofek Lavian has two passions: business and Israel, his native land. What he felt that he was missing when he went to college at the University of Southern California was an opportunity to learn about his home country while interacting with people who shared his same interests in it.
Diversity is good for Jewish college students
David Suissa
July 18, 2012
In case you haven’t heard, Orthodox Judaism has pretty much taken over Jewish life on U.S. college campuses. I say this not because I’m smug and happy about it, but as a wake-up call to the Conservative and Reform branches to get their acts together.
OPINION: Keep down the rates of student loans
Jewish Journal
May 4, 2012
Education is the key to success — a \”silver bullet\” for changing lives in all segments of society. An affordable, quality college education must be available to all, not just the wealthy.\n
Police investigate hazing at Boston Jewish frat
Jewish Journal
April 12, 2012
Boston police launched a criminal investigation after finding five men bound together nearly naked in the basement of a Jewish fraternity house.
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