Out and About
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Ruth R. Wisse and Samuel Leivick, son of Yiddish writer H. Leivick, trade barbs in the Jewish Review of Books.
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Menachem Wecker takes a look at the hyper-realistic paintings of Max Ferguson.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interviews trumpeter Frank London.
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Adam Levin’s new collection of stories, “Hot Pink,” is reviewed by Peter Orner in The Times.
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Stephanie Butnick talks to Gilbert Gottfried about being Jewish and enjoying savings.
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Legendary New York City developer Melvyn Kaufman has died at 87.
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