Articles by Jennie Shulkin
08/30/14 5:07pm
Guest column by Jennie Shulkin | Considering mandatory national service
One does has to wonder how Americans can feel so fiercely entitled to their civil liberties for their entire lives, but are unwilling to give even 1 year of service to maintain such freedoms and repay debts to such a magnificent nation. 11/18/13 5:27pm
Guest Column by Jennie Shulkin | A community divided
Even if I was able to obtain on-campus housing this past year, though, the diversity that was present in the freshman dorms would be non-existent. 08/27/13 10:21pm
Shulkin | Family, history, country: The meaning of Maccabiah
Attracting thousands of the world’s top Jewish athletes from around 80 nations, the World Maccabiah Games is the third largest international athletic competition in the world. 06/19/13 7:34pm
Guest Column | The internship dilemma
The Fox Searchlight ruling helps us to realize that internships are not accomplishing what they were designed to do. An intern theoretically accepts a position in return for a learning experience, not an opportunity to do menial labor such as licking envelopes for seven hours a day, five days a week. 04/23/13 8:34pm