Where? The Mark 9320 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90035
Join us for a fast-paced, thought-provoking evening where different people in our Jewish young professional community will inspire you with new ideas, tell you about amazing things they do and push you to look at things differently... Now add cocktails to that... some networking and lots of mingling... and you have BINA.
Complimentary valet parking. Appetizers and wine/beer will be served.
A close inspection of stand-up comedy and comedic shows since 9/11 suggests that there has been an increase in the use of Holocaust humor in the world of American comedy. This talk not only explores the potential reasons behind this sudden outburst of laughs in the context of Auschwitz, but also aims to differentiate Holocaust humor that works and Holocaust humor...
Communal housing (AKA co-housing) in its various forms, is catching on like wildfire, especially given what society is experiencing now with the Great Recession — "boomerang" children, young families, and aging baby boomers who suffer from unemployment, unaffordable housing, and physical isolation exacerbated by suburban sprawl. ...
It's become commonplace these days to bash science in America. Politicians deny evolution and cancel physics programs, while our climate changes and China ploughs ahead with stem cell research. To help end this crisis, we need to rebuild the reputation of science in the media and in the public eye. Using Harley Davidson, Coca-Cola,...
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Raised in NYC, Daniel is a screenwriter, having previously worked as an arts and culture journalist, a teacher of undergraduate film and writing courses, a restaurant manager and a radio DJ. He wrote the screenplay for the 2007 indie feature “The Treatment,” and is currently developing pilots for television. Daniel believes in lifelong learning and can be spotted at the farmers’ markets and tennis courts of Venice and Santa Monica.
