Haim Watzman When I met Jeff Heller during my first week at Duke University in 1974, I had little idea of who I was, where I was going, or even what I wanted to major in. Jeff had it all planned out—he was on his way to law school. But it was clear from the [...]
Jeff’s Ride for Human Rights
March 26th, 2011 · 2 Comments · Politics and Policy
Tags: human rights·Immigration·Refugees
African Notes: Animal Activism, Instinctive Apathy
September 2nd, 2008 · 12 Comments · Culture and Ideas
Gershom Gorenberg Above us, two eagles fought: One swooped ahead, the other caught up and dove, the two of the them locked together, plunged, let go, and flew again. “They’re fighting about territory,” said Brad, our guide. “One has entered the other’s territory, and is being warned to leave.” Elephants emerged from the trees into [...]
Tags: apartheid·Durban·Hluhluwe·human rights·occupation·South Africa·South African Jews
Finance Minister to Expel Workers, Escape in Flying Saucer
April 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Uncategorized
Finance Minister Roni Bar-On is preparing a plan to rid Israel of all illegal immigrants within five years, Ha’aretz reports. The story did not state that Bar-On will then escape Israel in a flying saucer piloted by three-eyed green men, but it could have. Bar-On has about as much chance of ending illegal economic immigration [...]
Tags: Bar-On·foreign workers·human rights·Immigration·labor·Noodle

