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- Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish: A Novel
- David Rakoff

- 3 wds: Rhythmic Raw Rakoff
- The Signal and the Noise
- Nate Silver

- 3 wds: accessible, insightful, broad
- The Casual Vacancy
- J.K. Rowling

- 3 wds: captivating, political, believable
- The Black Banners: The Inside Story of 9/11 and the War against al-Qaeda
- Neil Shah

- 3 wds: Captivating, informative, redacted
- The Blank Slate
- Steven Pinker

- 3 wds: Rant, lengthy, correct
- The Trial
- Franz Kafka

- 3 wds: Disheartening, linear, skippable
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Monthly Archives: March 2007
My trip to Spain
Spain pictures are uploaded! Here are some trip highlights with links: Touring the Royal Palace. Madrid-at-night tapas crawl (hope there’s a Facebook pic I can grab soon). First Castillian-translated edition (circa 1450) of Maimonedes’ “Guide to the Perplexed.” Kids and … Continue reading
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Return to Levies
Two-minute blog: Segovia (decent alcazar and cathedral), Grenada (Al-Ahabra == awesome), Cordoba (haven’t seen the city yet, just the hotel), and Sevilla (everything like I remember, Levies’ food was just as tasty!). Have to run — am taking lots of … Continue reading
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Return to España
I´m in Spain this week on a Princeton “Muslim-Jewish” dialgue trip. For some reason, the staff here decided they needed to send 23 Princeton students across the Atlantic to achieve real dialogue. Well, I wasn´t going to object :) The … Continue reading
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Better Nate Than Lever
A few items that should have happened years ago, but I’m glad to finally report them: Women’s Soccer will be back in the US in 2008! Only six teams (including a DC team), but that’s a good start. By the … Continue reading
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Two Down, Two To Go
Sometimes I fail to blog because nothing is happening in my life. But, these last two weeks have just been too hectic for me to sit down and compose my thoughts. Friday a week ago, I hosted a Princeton grad … Continue reading
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