Ruth Fredman Cernea is an anthropologist and the author of The Passover Seder and Two Promised Lands: Baghdadi Jews in Burma. She is the former international director of publications and resources at the Hillel Foundation and former editor of The Hillel Guide to Jewish Life on Campus.
"Hegel had the insight to see the oppositeness of the latke and the hamantash.... The latke is the thesis, the hamantash is the antithesis, so he cunningly insisted that there must be a synthesis, and we can all relax." - Alan Bloom, Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago, 1981 "Though David admired Bathsheba's torso He liked her hamantashen more so." - Ralph Marcus, Department of Hellenistic Culture, University of Chicago, 1953"
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