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	OP-ED Articles By Ziona Greenwald (15 Articles) 1) The Illusion Of Privacy Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Jun 29 2011 Anthony Weiner is the latest in a long line of public figures caught by surprise at the unveiling of their own closet misdeeds. Weiner (and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the still-presumed-innocent Dominique Strauss-Kahn, and so many others before them) lived in a bubble of false security, created in part by their own hubris. Perhaps their biggest mistake, however, was believing their personal lives were somehow sacrosanct, impermeable, separate and apart from their public lives. Read Article 2) A New Twist On Home-Baked Bread Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Apr 28 2011 Now that Pesach is over, and we've all had more than our fill of matzah, nothing hits the spot like a loaf of freshly baked bread. The scent wafting from the oven, the beautiful crisp edges, the insides soft as clouds, and the taste ah, the taste. Fresh bread delights all the senses. But how many of us have the time-or motivation-to make bread or challah from scratch? Read Article 3) What's Wrong With This Picture? Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Mar 23 2011 We just celebrated Purim, which has always stood out in my mind as unique among the Jewish holidays. Unique for the giddy exuberance it brings, the gastronomic indulgence, the focus on unity and community, the retelling of arguably the most dramatic tale of Divine salvation in Jewish history - but most of all for the strong, spirited heroine at its center. Read Article 4) Rule The Kitchen! Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Dec 01 2010 Ever since I got my copy of Quick & Kosher, Jamie Geller's first cookbook, I've been hoping for a sequel. And after meeting this adorable, down-to-earth powerhouse (and interviewing her for the Jewish Press) back in 2007-she was working on new recipes even as she was out promoting that debut volume-I was even more eager to see what else she would have in store. Three years in the making, Quick & Kosher: Meals in Minutes hits stores this month. Read Article 5) Taking Judaism Public Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Oct 27 2010 Every year at around this time, my husband and I have the same spirited debate: Public Displays of Judaism (PDJs) - good or bad? Read Article 6) The Thin Line Between Joy and Tragedy Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Apr 21 2010 "There is a thin line between love and hate," the saying goes. Two opposite emotions, yet one can so easily transmute into the other. Read Article 7) Don't Bring The Kids Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Aug 05 2009 "Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh," chants the chazzan. God's ear is pressed against the floor of the heavens; the angels dance joyfully around His throne as the congregation's holy prayers - "Mommeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! I want a cookie!" Read Article 8) Teach, Don't Ban Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Oct 29 2008 The impact of the country's economic crisis is being felt far and wide, and most, if not all, of us are being forced to cut back on non-essential spending. Read Article 9) Title: A Woman's Mitzvah: A Fully Sourced Guide to the Laws of Family Purity Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Jul 02 2008 The mitzvah of taharat hamishpachah (family purity) can be a source of great marital fulfillment and vitality, yet can also - especially for the female partner - cause significant stress, confusion even misery. Read Article 10) Jamie Geller: Living - And Loving - The Kosher Life Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Jun 18 2008 Take a brimming cup of energy, a teaspoon of sweetness, a packet of spiritual yearning, a tablespoon of creative juice, and lots of hard work, and you have Jamie Geller, whose Quick & Kosher: Recipes from the Bride Who Knew Nothing has been flying off the shelves since its debut last November. Read Article 11) Purim, Power, And Politics Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Mar 19 2008 One of the many lessons the Purim story teaches us is how fast and far the powerful can fall. Read Article 12) The Real 'At Risk' Kids Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Nov 14 2007 "Mind your own business." It's one of the rules of public conduct that keep civilized society from imploding. Yes, even frum society. Read Article 13) Esme Bistro: High-Class Dining In The 'Burbs Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Nov 07 2007 Teaneck, New Jersey is home to a plethora of kosher eateries, but as in most suburban areas, they tend to fall into these categories: family restaurant, fast food joint, and hip teenage hangout. Read Article 14) The Back Of The Bus Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Feb 14 2007 When questioned by non-Jews or the unaffiliated about the role of women in Orthodox life, I have sometimes found it helpful to explain how the Torah approach diverges from a seminal principle of American jurisprudence. Read Article 15) Building A Better Marriage: Two Modest Proposals Ziona Greenwald \| Posted Jan 04 2006 A few weeks after we got engaged, my then-future husband and I were summoned to the home of one of our relatives, whom I'll call "Malka." Read Article
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