Blurred lines

By Eliora Katz / October 24, 2013

I didn’t realize the knee in the photo could be mistaken for a higher position on the body, but I still did not think the image warranted castigation.

Hillary and the power of the pants

By Eliora Katz / April 27, 2015

Hillary shouldn’t have to wear pantsuits to be taken seriously.

The one that got away

By Eliora Katz / February 24, 2015

After falling in love with an entirely different country, Viewpoints columnist questions the life of the mind.

If you like it then you should put a ring on it

By Eliora Katz / February 3, 2015

When considering marriage, what’s wrong with thinking of settling down sooner rather than later?

Je suis human

By Eliora Katz / January 13, 2015

By ignoring unprovoked hate crimes against minorities, we are overlooking attacks on the most fundamental human freedoms.

That wasn’t funny

By Eliora Katz / November 18, 2014

“Jokes” passed off as harmless actually propagate harmful anti-Jewish sentiment on campus.

Let them eat falafel

By Eliora Katz / May 23, 2014

Shared culinary history between Israelis and Palestinians should bring them together, not tear them apart.

People of the book

By Eliora Katz / April 29, 2014

“Reading allows us to grow from situations sans the actual experience.”

Incongruencies passed over

By Eliora Katz / April 22, 2014

Reconciling faith with academic examination.

Is love dead?

By Eliora Katz / February 14, 2014

Love is not about maximizing personal utility.

Stars and stripes

By Eliora Katz / January 31, 2014

Judaism and Zionism are not the same.

Facetime

By Eliora Katz / January 17, 2014

Losing internet access for a week reveals much to be gained.

Sorry I’m not sorry: In defense of viewpoints

By Eliora Katz / November 22, 2013

A truly liberal stance allows for the expression of all perspectives, even conservative ones.

My lips are sealed

By Eliora Katz / November 8, 2013

Reconciling Orthodox Judaism with hookup culture can lead to some awkward situations.