All posts tagged "index"
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Letters write their way into relationships
All of the handwritten messages that I have received over the years are stowed away in the second drawer of my desk, creaking loudly each...
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Tornado touches down in Northern California
On Jan. 3, the first tornado of the year occurred in Paynes Creek in Tehama County, California. After a large thunderstorm with high winds, these...
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Immigrant teachers share their stories
Whether you are in your assigned seat or passing by an open door, any glimpse of a teacher’s classroom can tell a part of their...
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The rise of antisemitism should not go ignored
For as long as I can remember, I have spent hours upon hours at my temple. It has become my second home in more ways...
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Today’s politics weaponize Christianity
“Fear Not,” the most repeated command in the Bible, appearing 365 times, is sadly not a reality today. In our current society, Christianity is looked...
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Mockery erases women’s individuality
If you ask any woman, I am almost certain that she will be able to conjure an instance in which she was ridiculed for her...
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“A Complete Unknown” came blowin’ in the wind
The movie “A Complete Unknown” tells the story of a young Bob Dylan and how he got his start in folk music. The cast includes...
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Film literacy provides queer representation
One of the most hauntingly beautiful movies I have ever seen is “I Saw The TV Glow,” a film that made me feel so incredibly...
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Jeju Air crash leaves several families mourning
Jeju Air Flight 2216’s deadly crash in South Korea killed 179 victims on Dec. 29. The Boeing 737-800, operated by Jeju Air, was a scheduled...
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You can’t scroll away from poverty and homelessness
This winter break, I visited my parents’ native country, India– Bandra, Mumbai to be specific. I have been there many times, and I always look...