I’m gettin too old for this shit, Penn edition
As you might imagine, I’m not an enormous fan of fracking - though I am an enormous fan of fracking puns. So when Donna from Jews Against Hydrofracking asked me to raise awareness about the issue at Hillel, I agreed – even though everyone’s pretty much out the door by this time of year, and also I haven’t done this … Read more
Award-winning recipe straight from the Master Chef (me)
Some of you may have noticed today or Friday that Hillel served a special dish for lunch. An accompanying sign explained what I had learned in an email earlier last week…
Asdirhyme bin Abdul Rasib: great signature – or the greatest signature?
I don’t have immediate plans to have a kid, and I certainly haven’t settled on how many I want. So while it’s a bit early to start picking out names, I do know one thing: they’re…
Memo to OCP Gabbaim: this means war
This is my first weekend at Penn – as a local – since December 2010. And it was eventful. So eventful, in fact, that it has earned itself two, if not three, posts. Here is the first of two (or three)…
I can’t believe this was four years ago, Part III
This is the third and final installment in a series of comics I helped create for In the Biblical Sense in 2008, Ki Tisa edition…
Arur Penn, Baruch Spring Break
Today – for those of you who don’t know – is Purim, but more importantly, it’s also Spring Break. I wouldn’t say Penn emptied out, but who am I kidding, Penn basically emptied out. The OCP made a valiant effort to put together a Purim spiel in absentia, but there’s still nothing like a live performance. … Read more
I can’t believe this was four years ago, Part II
Here is the second in a series of comics I helped create for In The Biblical Sense in 2008, Mishpatim edtion:
I can’t believe this was four years ago, Part I
While digging up my four-year-old Tu B’Shvat Dvar Torah from DBH, I also happened to come across – saved in the same folder – three of the comics I helped with that year. I’ll share them as they coincide with the Torah portion over the coming weeks. Here’s the first, Yitro:




