Now that Chanukkah is over, it occurs to me that Chanukkah isn't a very inclusive holiday. All those strange Hebrew and Yiddish names for things: menorahs, dreidels, gelt, latkes... that sort of terminology excludes gentiles. From now on, I will be more inclusive! No more menorahs; from now on, they will be called Holiday Candlesticks. Dreidels will be called Holiday Tops. Gelt will be called Holiday Chocolate Coins. Latkes will be Holiday Hash Browns. With this new terminology, these things won't be limited to Chanukkah. They will represent all holidays: Christmas, Kwanzaa, New Years, whatever! After all, most of these things aren't religious anyway; they're just secular things that got tacked onto Chanukkah. There's no reason why you can't celebrate Christmas by frying potato pancakes, or Kwanzaa by spinning a top and gambling for chocolate coins. OK, the menorah -- excuse me, holiday candlestick -- is a religious symbol, but there's nothing ab