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Goodbye, Columbus Study Guide

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by Philip Roth
About 86 pages (25,836 words)
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1950s: Radcliffe College, which Brenda attends, is a women's college and sister school to Harvard, a men's college.

1999: Radcliffe College merges with Harvard University; both are now completely co-ed.

1950s: Conservative Judaism, which originated in the 1840s, largely adheres to traditional Jewish religious practices, while allowing for some modernizing of these traditions. Less modernized than Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism holds closer to the practices of Orthodoxy.

1990s: In 1985 the Conservative Jewish movement makes a significant change in policy when it begins to allow for the ordaining of female rabbis. This change increases the differences between Reform and.....

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