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Category Archives: Steven I. Weiss
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Love & Money
It doesn’t bother me that many women in their twenties make no serious plans to earn a living and simply seek instead for a man to support them. What bothers me is that they rarely admit it. I’ve earned enough … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Marriage, Personal, Steven I. Weiss
Tagged employment level, friend steven, jessica grose, kicking ass, orthodox jewish community, taking names
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I Want To Get All My News From Rebecca Honig Friedman
What a babe! This is her first on-camera appearance: It’s Steven I. Weiss‘s first on-camera appearance too and his first edition of Jewish news since he abandoned blogging on canonist.com.
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Tagged canonist, friedman, honig, jewish news, rebecca
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Steven I. Weiss: ‘Noah Feldman’s puzzling compromise between religion and secularism’
Weiss writes for the Wall Street Journal: Mr. Feldman offered his services pro bono to the city of Tenafly, N.J., in its fight against Orthodox Jews who wanted to have an eruv, or Jewish ritual boundary, placed around the town. … Continue reading
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