Cambridge
Congregation Kahal Braira - Cambridge, MA
A lay-led community which meets in a private school in Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass., Home Of Harvard And MIT, Turns Away BDS Resolution
Leaders of groups like the Jewish Community Relations Council and the Anti-Defamation League had mobilized in response.
British University Put Auschwitz Picture On Cover Of First-Year Welcome Packet
The dean explained that the picture was because the sermon at the opening church service would be about the Holocaust, but students were upset anyway.
Christ’s College Apologizes For Botching Anti-Semitism Abuse Complaint
The master of a prestigious Cambridge University college apologized for causing “considerable hurt and dismay” to the campus Jewish community.
Cambridge Jews ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Campus Anti-Semitism
(JTA) — Jewish student leaders at Cambridge University in England said they were “deeply concerned” about recent anti-Semitic activities at the school. Jewish Society Co-Presidents Adam Goott and Alex Szlezinger told the student newspaper, the Varsity, they were in touch with campus police and Britain’s Community Security Trust following the appearance over the weekend of…
Jewish Students at Cambridge Claim Anti-Semitic Attack
(JTA) — Three Jewish students at Cambridge University in Britain say they were violently attacked by members of a university drinking club and that the university covered up the results of an investigation into the incident. The incident that occurred late last month was first reported on Saturday by the British daily newspaper The Telegraph….
2 Brit Teens Charged in Auschwitz Artifacts Theft
Two 17-year-old British boys face up to 10 years in prison for stealing items from the site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau museum in Poland.
Samuel Beckett's Letters Reveal Roots of Resistance
Samuel Beckett is known for his inert characters, but research reveals the intensity of his anti-Nazi activism. A new book shows how he stood up for German Jews.
Slideshow: Paintings That Hang in the Balance
As you stand in the Dolby Chadwick Gallery in San Francisco, you can’t be sure if the figures in Joshua Meyer’s multi-layered oil paintings are emerging toward you or receding away into a complex sea of colors. That lack of certainty suits the artist just fine, as he considers his paintings to reside in “a netherworld, an in-between place of frictions, edges and reactions between different things.”
