I think it needs to be read in context, i.e., as opposed to "Modern Orthodox," whatever that means... (see "Bitsu Modernish?" in the Kol Hamishtakker, p. 17-20. Or, stay tuned...)
I am a Stern student, currently residing in Midtown Manhattan, who is excited to embark on a new hobby; blogging. I hope to use this as an opportunity to healthily and intelligently explore various issues, questions, and ideas, and in the process, learn more about myself and the world I live in. And yes, maybe rant a little...
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I still don't get how "gray" is supposed to somehow indicate yeshivish. Shades, any insight?
I think it needs to be read in context, i.e., as opposed to "Modern Orthodox," whatever that means... (see "Bitsu Modernish?" in the Kol Hamishtakker, p. 17-20. Or, stay tuned...)
(Typo - "Bistu Modernish?" is the name of the article. I don't do Yiddish...)
"Stay tuned"?
Ditto on the yiddish.
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