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Jerry and Elaine try to buy a chocolate babka but lose their spot in line. They settle for a cinnamon babka (the "lesser babka") and deal with a hair in the cake. The Liquor Store: George and Kramer try to buy wine. George’s massive Gore-Tex coat

The installation is arranged in a massive triangle. In geometry, the triangle represents the female; inverted, it becomes the symbol for the Great Goddess. The Dinner Party -1994-

For the first time, a major national institution in Washington, D.C.—the heart of American historical narrative—was forced to answer a simple question: Are women part of American art history or not? Jerry and Elaine try to buy a chocolate

The "Chocolate Babka" vs. "Cinnamon Babka" debate at the bakery. It’s the episode that taught us the "lesser babka" is still a social necessity and introduced the world to the dreaded Gore-Tex coat. Why it resonates: The "Chocolate Babka" vs