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The Prayer Room in IC Should be More Interfaith

By Andrea Karshan The prayer and meditation room in the Campus Center is supposed to be a place where everyone Continue Reading

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Andrea Karshan was a Staff Reporter and Social Media Manager for Kings County Politics. She also has been a Staff Writer for The Banner, the official newspaper of the College of Staten Island.

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Struggles of Being an Ex-Muslim Jewish Convert

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Whether you are going to vote for this guy or not, even if you don't live in his district, check out this campaign video.. it is just fabulous. What a phenomenal video.

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This time I’m taking our grassroots movement all the way to DC. It’s not easy going up against the Brooklyn machine. But, as my father says, OKUBA OMUZIRA, Luganda for BE COURAGEOUS. I have been taught to never give up working toward a brighter future. #ademforcongress

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11 Dec

My week on Twitter 🎉: 2 Mentions, 3 Likes, 1 Retweet, 108 Retweet Reach, 1 New Follower, 2 Replies. See yours with https://t.co/p9jwFEguNB

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9 Dec

Ever been talking to someone and they are telling you how great a party is that someone you both know had and they are like so I guess you just couldn't make it it was really great and you are like no I just wasn't invited. Awkward.

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9 Dec

My Jewish father died in 2003.He was cremated and no one said Kaddish for him. When I started my conversion to Judaism, I started saying Yizkor for him. Last Shabbos, a Rabbi recommended that I arrange for someone to say Kaddish for him on his Yahrzeit. (1/2)

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