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The fine art of determining if someone is Jewish is called "bageling," and relates to this year's Movers' theme, "Do You Speak Jewish?"

What did you like about this year's MoVeRs series of programs? What would you like to see? Take their survey to make your voice heard!

Top five reasons to come hear about Milton Friedman on Tuesday. Find out more.

Professor Daniel Itzkovitz will be speaking at CU on April 20th as part of the preparation of his latest book, "Fixing the Jews."

Gregg Drinkwater and David Shneer discuss "Torah Queeries: Weekly Commentaries on the Hebrew Bible" on April 13th.

Author Joshua Muravchik discusses The Next Founders, which brings to light the stories of seven remarkable people.

Explore resistance and heroism through the eyes of Holocaust survivors, camp liberators, authors and educators at CU's Holocaust Awareness Week, beginning Monday March 8.

MoVeRs welcomes Jay Michaelson, author of "Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism" for 2 programs Monday & Tuesday.

This four-week class will cover radical new developments in Jewish thought and practice from the 17th through the 20th century.

A historic event comes to Boulder Wednesday night: 'Hip Hop Sulha', with Jewish and Muslim rappers doing their thing together.

In spite of the weather, Boulder Jews were out baking, learning and listening today, and BJN has the pictures!

Events continue through Thursday in CU's 2nd Annual Golderberger Week of Jewish Culture.

Over 90 people came out for the opening event of this year's Goldberger Week of Jewish Culture, featuring Dr. Pamela Eisenbaum, Dr. Ira Chernus and Reb Zalman Schacter-Shalomi.

Menorah and MoVeRs present the fascinating documentary “Arguing the World” and talkback with Professor Matthew Hoffman at the Boulder JCC on Sunday.

CU's Second Annual Goldberger Week of Jewish Culture starts February 18 with a facilitated discussion featuring local Jewish thinkers.

Professor Menahem Mor, from the University of Haifa, gave a fascinating talk about Jewish rebel Shimon Bar Kochba Monday night.

MoVeRs at the MoVies presents the final film in this four week series, "The Times of Harvey Milk."

MoVeRs welcomes Professor Menachem Mor of the University of Haifa, Israel, for a special lecture on Bar Kochba: Inventing Jewish Radicalism.

CU Professor Zilla Goodman examines the lives of three remarkable Jewish mavericks: Henrietta Szold, Manya Shochat and Rosa Luxemburg.

MoVeRs at the MoViEs continues with a screening of “An Exceedingly Dangerous Woman: The Radical Life of Emma Goldman.”

Blazing Trails: MoVeRs at the MoViEs continues this Saturday with a film about controversial playwright and screenwriter Tony Kushner.

Photos from some of the events around town this weekend - MoVeRs at the Movies (January 9) and "Thanks for Coming" (January 10).

After a brief December break, MoVeRs events continue this weekend with a movie Saturday night and an author reading from her book on Sunday afternoon.

Four films focusing on four Jewish activists will be presented on four consecutive Saturday nights in January as part of MoVeRs: Jewish Mavericks, Visionaries and Rebels.

"We're having a holy hootenanny," exclaimed Kathryn Bernheimer, partway through Saturday night's Celebration of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. Rabbis and others joined together for a moving program that incorporated film clips, stories (by and about Reb Shlomo), poetry and song. Photos