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August 2007
September 2007
Sunday,
September 30, 2007
In
today's issue...
Judy Lash
Balint in Jerusalem:
"Pain and gain during Sukkot"
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego: "Seven
sukkot of eastern San Diego and a first grader's question for Moses"
Joe Naiman in Lakeside, California:
"Diamondbacks
skipper Melvin a member of the Jewish community"
Isaac Yetiv in La Jolla, California: "An S.O.S. for American democracy"
Saturday,
September 29, 2007
In
today's issue...
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego:
From Shiloh to Shiloh to Shiloh
Sheila Orysiek in San Diego:
'Separation of Church and State' not a
true constitutional doctrine
Friday, September 28, 2007
In
today's issue...
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego:
"Bar/bat mitzvah receptions become increasingly high tech/ high cost."
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego: Book
review: The Golem: Man of Earth by Howard Rubenstein
Thursday,
September 27, 2007
In
today's issue...
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego:
"Ask 'why' and then sauté
those tensions in your subconscience"
Dov Burt Levy in Salem,
Massachusetts: "Response to 'Jewish
Conspiracy' libels"
Larry Zeiger in La Jolla, California: "Adding
up the Zeroes in La Jolla Playhouse's The Adding Machine"
Wednesday,
September 26, 2007
In
today's issue...
.
Manmohan Chopra
in Northridge,
California: Letter to Editor: "Swastika
a religious symbol for Buddhists and Hindus long before Hitler 'distorted it'"
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego: "Navy
decided to alter swastika-shaped barracks complex"
Donald
H. Harrison in San Diego:
"Letters rescued from Nazi Germany sketched
Kentucky of late 1920's"
Joe Naiman in Lakeside, California:
"Remembering Sandy Koufax's final appearances for Brooklyn"
Dorothea Shefer-Vanson in Mevasseret Zion,
Israel: Epilogue to the famous Bergen-Belsen recording of 'Hatikvah'
In
today's issue...
Judy Lash Balint in Jerusalem:
15 sure signs of Succot in Jerusalem
Garry Fabian in Melbourne,
Australia:
Goldwasser buoyed by MP's
story of rescued fighter pilot...
Ministerial
staffer apologises for 'Nazi' jibe
...Distinguished
Jewish Soldier dies, aged 99
Donald H. Harrison in El Cajon, California:
Anderson used 2-pronged
strategy to sell veteran legislators on Iran divestment
David Strom in San Diego:
Paul, the
mythmaker
Monday, September
24, 2007
In
today's issue...
Shoshana Bryen in Washington D.C.: If
'Israel Lobby' is so powerful, why do Arab countries get U.S. arms?
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego:
Israeli
dance transforms computer whiz into night-time dance instructor
Relayed Jewish humor from Bruce Lowitt
in Oldsmar, Florida:
A Yinglish,
Hebrish, Jewish Dictionary
In
today's issue...
Sheila Orysiek: A special report: An
interview with Steven Wistrich, City Ballet of San Diego founder
Saturday,
September 22, 2007
In
today's issue...
Judy Lash Balint in Jerusalem: "A day when the
cars stayed home"
Cynthia Citron in Los Angeles: "Third
and last not Wasserstein's best but it's well-worth
seeing"
Donald H. Harrison
in San Diego: "Some advice for Jewish grandparents with children who are
intermarried"
Natasha Josefowitz in La Jolla,
California: "Reading our 'happiness' thermostats"
Staff Report:
Multi-talented Larry Zeiger named critic-at-large for S.D. Jewish
World
Larry Zeiger in San Diego: "Nightmare in
Paradise," Film Review of MANDA BALA."
Friday, September
21, 2007
In
today's issue...
Shlomo Dubnov in San Diego:
Would-be boycotters
of Israel now choosing panel for film festival
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego: Some
Kol Nidres to remember
Jamison Fitzpatrick Kimbrough
in San Diego: Praise for Davis' anti-dogfighting stand.
Rabbi Baruch Lederman in San Diego: When Deena
Yellin came 'home' for Shabbat
Sheila Orysiek in
San Diego: Forgiveness: A task for Yom Kippur
Melanie Rubin in San Diego: Zoom! Zoom! There goes
l'il Vic
Thursday, September
20, 2007
In
today's issue...
Judy Lash Balint in Jerusalem: "Sights and sounds
in the Holy City always fascinate during Days of Awe."
Alex Grobman in Englewood, N.J.: "The parable
of the carpenter"
Donald H. Harrison in San Diego: "Mayor
Sanders' turnabout on gay marriage prompts many questions."
Joe Naiman in San Diego: Grabow could use teammates
like the ones Koufax had.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
In
today's issue...
Shoshana Bryen in Washington DC: "Bad Month for
Syria, Iran and North Korea good for the rest of us."
Garry Fabian,
in Melbourne, Australia: "Australian parliament
offers bipartisan support for captives;" "Labour hits
back over boundary changes," and "Hooligans mar first
Shabbat of the year."
Donald H. Harrison,
in San Diego: "Our changing Jewish World"
Joel A. Moskowitz, MD,
in Del Mar, California: "Notwithstanding its
troubles Israel has a vibrant economy, officials agree.
Ira Sharkansky, in
Jerusalem: "The nexus between peace and security in the
Palestinian areas."