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Boruch Cohen (then known by the exotic name “Bruce”) received a B.A. from Wesleyan University, followed by acceptance to Columbia University’s MFA fiction program, when an unexpected encounter with a colorful rabbi inspired new aspirations: a move to the Rabbinical College of America, leading to a 25-year career in Jewish outreach, and the publication of his first book.