Artworks by Rachel Leah Cohn create a mood of tranquility
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN The past 12 months have seen numerous out-of-town Jewish artists in various genres — like Lynne Avadenka’s ...
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Despite DC controversy, other Dyke Marches welcome Jewish Pride flags
By JOSEFIN DOLSTEN NEW YORK (JTA) — A lesbian advocacy organization in Washington, D.C., drew wide criticism last week for banning ...
Actor, farmer, poet, rabbi
Rabbi Avi Strausberg, of Temple of Aaron, focuses on adult education and finding creative ways to engage with the Jewish ...
Nat Hentoff stands up for free speech
In addition to his career as a leading jazz critic, New York-based journalist Nat Hentoff has gained a reputation, over ...
A light on mental health
Music will be the theme for the Twin Cities Jewish Community Conference on Mental Health on Oct. 19 By ERIN ...
An ophthalmologist for several generations
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Editorial: Report from Big D
Ira Sheskin, Ph.D., conducted the 2004 Twin Cities Jewish Population Study, the federation-commissioned, in-depth study of Jewish demographics in our ...
Kicking back against clawback
Bilked Madoff investors now complain about the conduct of Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee of the Madoff estate By MORDECAI ...
Boston-area towns back pro-Palestinian resolutions
BOSTON (JTA) — Voters in three Boston-area districts backed a nonbinding resolution supporting Palestinian rights in Israel. The ballot question ...
Rabbi Julie Gordon leaves for Israel
The well-known local rabbi has been selected for the two-year Pardes Educators Program By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Rabbi Julie Gordon, a ...
