Family & Education

QUIZ: Let's eat Grandma — and why commas save lives

Friday is National Grammar Day, so pit the adults against the children to find out who’s (not whose) the smartest of them all.

March 2, 2016 15:13

By Anonymous

1 min read

Editor’s picks

01

How Jew-hate is becoming the norm in the music industry

Cancel culture: Kneecap and a Boiler Room gig
02

The Israeli Eurovision star who survived the Nova massacre

Singing for Israel: Yuval Raphael
03

This isn’t Harvard’s first rodeo when it comes to institutional antisemitism

Harvard has been accused of allowing campus antisemitism to fester since October 7 (getty)
04

The therapy teaching October 7 survivors to ride the crest of a wave – and find happiness again

Elizabeth Chimsom Anukwu surfing at a HaGal Sheli session
05

‘How being Jewish helps me play the Wicked Witch of the West’

Bewitching: Emma Kingston (left) and on stage as Elphaba at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in the West End

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