More news Articles Quoted: Susannah Heschel on the Massacre in Charleston 6/23/2015BodyImage “When are we going to have reparation—for slavery, for Jim Crow, for the new Jim Crow? Unless you give back, there is no repentance for you,” says Susannah Heschel, a professor of religion and the Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies, in a panel discussion on MSNBC.Written byOffice of CommunicationsShare thisFacebookTwitterEmail QuotedQuoteThese parallels between Nisan and Ramadan are more than just a coincidence—they are reflective of the centuries-old bond between our two faiths.BylineYisrael Rosenberg ’82 and Ramsey Alsheikh ’26 | AttributionThe Jerusalem PostDate3/22/2023 QuotedQuoteIt’s a very delicate balance. If we’re in a situation where the Fed can’t make sure prices are stable because it’s too worried about the stability of the banking system, that would be a very unfortunate situation.BylineAndrew Levin, Professor of Economics | AttributionABC NewsDate3/21/2023
QuotedQuoteThese parallels between Nisan and Ramadan are more than just a coincidence—they are reflective of the centuries-old bond between our two faiths.BylineYisrael Rosenberg ’82 and Ramsey Alsheikh ’26 | AttributionThe Jerusalem PostDate3/22/2023
QuotedQuoteIt’s a very delicate balance. If we’re in a situation where the Fed can’t make sure prices are stable because it’s too worried about the stability of the banking system, that would be a very unfortunate situation.BylineAndrew Levin, Professor of Economics | AttributionABC NewsDate3/21/2023
