Jewish Theological Seminary

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Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an earlier message from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.1.20," reflecting on Torah reading goals and a friend's achievement in completing the full Torah chanting cycle.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.1.20 Institution File Format
Email forwarded by David Kraemer on July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's May 4, 2020 message "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on a hike at Frontenac State Park during the pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.4.20 Institution File Format
A forwarded email chain dated July 2020, containing a personal reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," recounting memories of a 1964 high school graduation speech and its lasting influence.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.6.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a personal essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on the TV series Mrs. America and lessons on leadership and bench coaching.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.7.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email from July 2020 containing a May 8, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on VE Day's 75th anniversary, WWII veterans, and COVID-19's economic impact.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.8.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain displaying a message from David Kraemer with an attached letter titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.11.20," recounting childhood memories of the 1962 polio vaccine rollout in Omaha, Nebraska.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.11.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email thread dated May–July 2020 containing a personal essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Camus's "Myth of Sisyphus" during a pandemic walk.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.12.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain dated July 2020 containing a May 13, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on community life and Jewish holidays during the COVID-19 pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.13.20 Institution File Format
A forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.14.20," featuring a census of a quiet neighborhood, reflections on pandemic life, and a birthday tribute invoking Jewish tradition and humor.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.14.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a May 15, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing loyalty, COVID-19 closures, and daily walk observations.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.15.20 Institution File Format
A Zoom video call grid of six participants alongside a vintage group photo of teenagers and young adults posing outdoors at a summer camp.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.18.20 Institution File Format
A grid of nine video call participants, mostly older men, appears on screen during a virtual meeting or conference call.[Zoom photo] Institution File Format
A faded color photograph of a group of young men and boys posed for a yearbook-style portrait, arranged in three rows outdoors, with spiral binding visible along the left edge.[Camp Ramah group photo] Institution File Format
A forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.19.20," containing a census of passersby and a reflection on synagogue members Sid Langman and Beyla Ginzburg during the pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.19.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email chain dated May-July 2020 containing a personal reflection titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing travel insurance, pandemic restrictions, and reopening tensions in the Outer Banks.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.20.20 Institution File Format
A forwarded email chain dated May and July 2020 containing an essay titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Eddie Haskell from "Leave It to Beaver" as a metaphor for eroded trust.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.21.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing an original message from May 22, 2020 titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," discussing the Minnesota State Fair's cancellation amid the COVID-19 pandemic.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.22.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.26.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and a lengthy reflection on baseball, memory, and pandemic isolation.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.26.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.27.20," discussing George Floyd's death, systemic racism, and a lynching effigy incident at the Kentucky governor's residence.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.27.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email from Morris Allen titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20," featuring a "Wagon Wheel Census" tally and two reflective passages on the murder of George Floyd and Shavuot.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 5.28.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email chain dated July 15, 2020, featuring messages between David Kraemer and Morris Allen discussing a JTS COVID-19 archive and personal family news.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.1.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing Morris Allen's June 2020 reflection "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," recalling Holocaust survivor Henry Oertelt amid 2020 unrest.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.2.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated July 15, 2020, containing a June 3, 2020 message titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on pandemic routines, Shabbat boundaries, and daily walks around Lake Nokomis.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.3.20 Institution File Format
Screenshot of a forwarded email titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20," containing a wagon wheel census tally followed by a personal reflection on Rabbi Harold Naiditch and Torah discussions on bias.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.4.20 Institution File Format
Forwarded email dated June 5, 2020, titled "One Person's Response to Communal Fear," reflecting on Rev. Al Sharpton's eulogy for George Floyd amid COVID-19 losses.One Person's Response to Communal Fear 6.5.20 Institution File Format