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Should candidates’ children be off limits?
If you use your family to score political points, don’t complain if slings and arrows follow.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Power to the People’
We live in a democracy that allows us to choose our leaders — but only if we exercise our right to vote.
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Jandoli Institute will hold Election Day Eve panel discussion
Panelists will use their expertise and experience to discuss today’s political landscape, how we got here and what lies ahead.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Fire and Rain’
‘I’ve seen lonely times when I could not find a friend, but I always thought that I’d see you again.’
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’
Who will be the next Speaker of the House? Will we find out tomorrow?
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The ‘Impossible Dilemma’ through a Jewish Lens
We are aghast and disgusted, but we needn’t look across oceans or decades to see examples of antisemitism in our own country.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?’
As violence continues to rage in the Mideast, a song sends a simple but powerful message in its title and in its lyrics.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Give Peace A Chance’
‘Give peace a chance’ is sound advice on any day of the year, but those words are even more timely today as we witness the violence underway in the Mideast.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’
Billy Joel mentions 59 public figures in ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire.’ Jamal Bowman could be a good choice for No. 60.
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The end of an abuser
Rupert Murdoch has retired, but his impact on media and democracy remains.
