The Story of a Jewish Summer Camp

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"I'm just kind of mixed with Italian and Jewish. And I think there's two different sort of cultural foundations that led me to be the person who I was," he says. "On my mom's side, there was this different prioritization of work." His dad had a little bit more of a pre-professional approach. He is a psychologist, as is his mom.

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