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...Dani Green ’09 of the Longy School of Music. No Yiddish play would be complete without a band to showcase some original tunes. Harvard’s own “L’Chaim Lounge Band”—compromised of Seth Flaxman ’08, Tom Wooten ’08, and Jason Schnier ’11—did just this, and kept the audience entertained during the intermission and the many technical delays. Each time they took to the stage, they were greeted with a barrage of hand-clapping...
...building, the Harvard Progressive Jewish Alliance (PJA)—an “associated group” of Harvard Hillel—is acting as the exhibit’s “sponsor” on campus, according to former PJA co-chair Seth R. Flaxman...
...believe that Israeli soldiers bring expertise to the specific issues of the territories. “They are the only people who can speak to the experience of soldiers serving, an experience not at all familiar to American Jews,” says former PJA co-chair Seth R. Flaxman ’08. Among members of the Jewish community, the concerns surrounding the exhibit have also raised the question of whether Israelis themselves should be publicly criticizing Israel from within the United States. “I personally believe that these types of debate are understood very differently when...
...write messages that would then be delivered to the Western Wall, a Jewish holy site. Other booths offered information about Zionism, trips to Israel, and other opportunities in Israel and on campus. “It’s really about appreciating the diversity,” Seth R. Flaxman ’08 said about the event. “Most don’t realize what sorts of diversity there are [in Israel]—religious, political, ethnic, national.” While Benjamin A. Lerner ’11 said he was drawn to iFest because...
...hall gives you is a box of matzah. There’s one kosher Passover study break that Harvard Hillel hosts, but this is the only other thing outside of mealtime that Harvard Hillel offers,” she said. Granick and Reform Minyan Social Co-Chair Seth R. Flaxman ’08, the matzah pizza chefs themselves, were careful to remind attendees that their tasty delicacies were made in the Dunster Grill—not exactly the ideal kosher kitchen. However, after reassurance that the pizza contained no “non-kosher-or-Passover” ingredients...