Passover

This marks the first time since the coalition’s founding 10 years ago that its endorsed candidate has not been elected, according to a statement from current MEMSSA senator Deena Ali and other members of the coalition. 

Passover — or pesach in Hebrew — celebrates the Israelites’ exodus from slavery in ancient Egypt to their new homeland in Israel. The Jewish holiday began the evening of April 5 and concluded April 13, a day which marked the end of strict kosher for many practicing Jews.

I spent my Saturday avoiding Jewish responsibilities. It was Passover, but I had no plans for a Seder.

Though Passover can be a lot of fun, as a college student, it also can be stressful. Remember, there is no right or wrong way to celebrate Passover!

We at the Clog observed during several family Zoom calls that there are a few categories of older relatives that emerge.

While refraining from eating leavened bread can be somewhat restrictive, it opens up a whole other world of creative things you can do with your food! We at the Clog have compiled a few ideas you can use to spice up your matzo.

With everything going on around us, Passover feels especially important this year. In honor of the holiday, here is the Clog’s power ranking of foods on the Seder plate!

As much as we want those last few matzah sheets gone with the wind, here are a few ways to power through those last bits of matzah boxes.