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A Crash Course in Hebrew

Jolie Greiff September 24, 1998

Lorraine Anishban, 38, has been trying to learn how to read Hebrew for years.

Haunting Visages

Naomi Pfefferman September 24, 1998

The show is the artist\’s first major West Coast exhibit in three decades.

Coming of Age

Naomi Pfefferman September 17, 1998

Like many Merchant Ivory films, \”Soldier\’s Daughter\” explores the conflict of cultures and the pressures experienced by protagonists living in exile.

Retracing History

Tom Tugend September 17, 1998

Israel\’s 50th anniversary celebration has brought forth a stream of reminiscences.

JDC’s Priority:

Ruth Stroud September 17, 1998

The situation is dire. On its existing funds — about $40 million a year, most of which comes from the monies collected by Jewish federations across the U.S. — the organization can just about handle its caseload of 140,000 people.

Wall Street’s Wild Ride

Nancy Sokoler Steiner September 17, 1998

With unpredictability the only certainty about the current market, opinions about the best course of action vary, but the consensus seems to be \”stay the course.\”

Trading Places

Ruth Stroud September 17, 1998

In a unique effort to redefine the future relations between Israeli and Diaspora Jews, 14 Israeli 10th-graders arrived last week to participate in what may be the first student-exchange program between Israeli schools and a non-Orthodox Los Angeles Jewish day school.

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