Monthly Archives: September 2014

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Not quite total recall 1

This entry was posted in Essays new material and tagged atonement content online recall remembrance searchable on September 29, 2014 by Marla Cohen.

This spring, I was writing an article and I wanted to look up some background from something I had written when I was editing the Rockland Jewish Reporter. I went to the Jewish Federation of Rockland County’s website, where I had always been able to reliably search for these things, only to find that at […]

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Worrying about Shapira 7

This entry was posted in Essays new material and tagged children gap year Israel life-cycle Shapira study transition young adults on September 1, 2014 by Marla Cohen.

Early this summer, I was worrying about Shapira, a neighborhood in Tel Aviv. Shapira is near the central bus station, about a mile from the boardwalk, and teeming with recent immigrants from Africa. It also happens to be the neighborhood where my 17-year-old daughter, Lily, is living for the year. Through July and much of […]

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