Making Do with More
Ruth Stroud
January 28, 1999
Was the United Jewish Fund 1998 campaign up, down or flat? It depends on how you interpret the numbers.
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California
Collecting an Unpaid Debt
Wendy J. Madnick
January 21, 1999
Campus organizations often go overlooked or get taken for granted by students and alumni alike. Hillel at Pierce and Valley Colleges has those problems — and then some.
Which Side Are You On?
Marlene Adler Marks
January 14, 1999
Is Mike Davis right about Los Angeles? And if so, what does it mean for our increasingly conservative Jewish community?
Jewish Federation Prepares for New Millenium
Lionel Bell
January 7, 1999
As the new millennium draws near, how is the Jewish Federation preparing for it?
Putting on the Shvitz
Teresa Strasser
December 10, 1998
City Spa is one of only a handful of old world saunas left in America. A tradition brought over by European Jewish immigrants, \”the shvitz\” was and still is a place for men to schmooze, bond and sweat. Now, though, women can see what they\’ve been missing.
Staying Active at 50
Wendy J. Madnick
December 10, 1998
The state of Israel isn\’t the only Jewish institution celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. On Sepulveda Boulevard, in West Los Angeles, the renowned Leo Baeck Temple is celebrating its Jubilee, commencing with a series of events Dec. 11-13.
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