What you need to know to be literate on the Green (and fight the Israel campus wars).
Compiled by Jewish Week Staff
What you need to know to be literate on the Green (and fight the Israel campus wars).
Compiled by Jewish Week Staff
A wholly subjective (though carefully considered and quite in-the-know) guide to getting through freshman year of college. OK, so you’re on your own, but remember to call home.
Gabriella Geselowitz is a junior in the Macaulay Honors College at Hunter College in Manhattan and a former Fresh Ink writer.
Students react to the high-profile SAT cheating scandal and new security proposals.
Amram D. Altzman is a junior at the Ramaz Upper School in Manhattan. He has not yet taken the SAT.
Turn the nightmare of college applications into a dream of an experience.
Isabel Fattal is a junior at the Yeshivah of Flatbush in Brooklyn.
Some teenagers have no sense of direction. They trudge along the bumpy road of life, not really sure where they’ll end up, only hoping that they’ll at least stay on the track. Others run. They jump over all the bumps no matter how high with their own personal maps in hand, always thinking, always planning which turn they’re going to take next. They know where they’re going and where the end will be. I’m one of the latter.