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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Fe(a)stivities
A Jewish advisee once told me his connection to his faith came foremost through food. No matter where he roams, the food upon the Shabbat table looks and tastes the same. He knows he has found his community whether or … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Life, Biography, Diversity, Motherhood, Travel
Tagged Christmas, communion, Hanukkah, Mulled Wine, Neighborhood, YMCA
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Hot Off the Virtual Press: Dr. Candidate
http://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/university-venus/dr-candidate
Posted in Academic Life, Biography, History
Tagged Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Morning Joe, Newt Gingrich, Rich Galen, Ron Paul
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Letting Ourselves Go
via IMDb.com Not long ago, I attended a dinner party that consisted of four men, two skinny women – both older than I, and not-so little me. Over the course of the evening one slim female managed in different contexts … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Life, Biography, Motherhood
Tagged control, Dr. Oz, Drop Dead Diva, health, Morning Joe, weight
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