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Daniella Karp

The Power of Quiet Prose: A Review of Amor Towles’ “A Gentleman in Moscow”

The Power of Quiet Prose: A Review of Amor Towles’ “A Gentleman in Moscow”

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture April 29, 2026

When Truth Speaks: A Review of “The Little Liar”

When Truth Speaks: A Review of “The Little Liar”

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture February 22, 2026

My Top Five Books of 2025

My Top Five Books of 2025

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture December 29, 2025

Faith in a World of Logic: Milton Steinberg’s Modern Struggle in “As a Driven Leaf”

Faith in a World of Logic: Milton Steinberg’s Modern Struggle in “As a Driven Leaf”

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture November 24, 2025

“Tuesdays with Morrie” and the Meaning of Life

“Tuesdays with Morrie” and the Meaning of Life

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture October 26, 2025

Embracing Paradoxy: A Review of Rabbi Taragin’s “To Be Holy but Human”

Embracing Paradoxy: A Review of Rabbi Taragin’s “To Be Holy but Human”

By: Daniella Karp | Features September 16, 2025

To Live is to Regret: A Life Lesson From Matt Haig’s “The Midnight Library”

To Live is to Regret: A Life Lesson From Matt Haig’s “The Midnight Library”

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture September 14, 2025

Stern College Updates Jewish Studies Requirements Under ‘25-‘26 Catalog

Stern College Updates Jewish Studies Requirements Under ‘25-‘26 Catalog

By: Daniella Karp | News August 22, 2025

The True Purpose of Debate: A Lesson from the Gemara

The True Purpose of Debate: A Lesson from the Gemara

By: Daniella Karp | Opinions March 28, 2025

The Lost Art of Reading: Rediscovering the Power of a Good Book

The Lost Art of Reading: Rediscovering the Power of a Good Book

By: Daniella Karp | Arts and Culture February 25, 2025