Former LABA fellow Nicole Krauss’ latest short story, “Zusya on the Roof,” is featured in the Feb. 4 edition of
The New Yorker right here. Krauss references one of the texts we studied in our House of
Study during a year exploring the theme BLUEPRINT.
All that remained, according to the passage in Leviticus, was the ritual atonement that called for two birds, one to be sacrificed and the other left to live...
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of the artists and culture makers who share their talents with the community of the 14th Street Y.
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