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Heeb Issue #8
The Whole Megillah
SoCalled Klezmer
(excerpted from original article)
It sometimes takes audiences a song or two to figure out whether all of this is just one big post-modern joke—SoCalled makes you want to hunt down a Cossack and throw
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It sometimes takes audiences a song or two to figure out whether all of this is just one big post-modern joke—SoCalled makes you want to hunt down a Cossack and throw
Features
Yarkulkes on Goyim
(excerpted from original article)
Is there a more endearing sight to behold than a goy struggling valiantly with the simple mechanics of a fashion accessory that comes so naturally to you and me,
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Is there a more endearing sight to behold than a goy struggling valiantly with the simple mechanics of a fashion accessory that comes so naturally to you and me,
Features
Wrong Numbers
(excerpted from original article)
In the days following the 9/11 attacks, conspiracy theories claimed that Jews had masterminded the attacks. Europe saw an increase in violence against Jews and Jewish
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In the days following the 9/11 attacks, conspiracy theories claimed that Jews had masterminded the attacks. Europe saw an increase in violence against Jews and Jewish
Interview
Kvetching and Screaming
(excerpted from original article)
I was a college anti-war activist at Ohio University in 1991 when I discovered Larry Kramer’s book, Reports from the holocaust: The Story of an AIDS Activist. During
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I was a college anti-war activist at Ohio University in 1991 when I discovered Larry Kramer’s book, Reports from the holocaust: The Story of an AIDS Activist. During
Photo Feature
The Heeb Hundred
Sit back and enjoy our first annual Heeb Hundred—people who, in our humble estimation, you need to know about. They are the usual suspects (rabbis, cantors, pornographers), but also some surprises
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Storytelling
H O W T O F I X T H I N G S
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You’ll begin to wonder whether you still need therapy. If it’s worth plunking down the co-pay every week just to rattle on about how good things are—about how
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You’ll begin to wonder whether you still need therapy. If it’s worth plunking down the co-pay every week just to rattle on about how good things are—about how
