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April 1, 1999

Hungarian Haven

In other circumstances, there would be nothing unusual about busloads of Yugoslavs visiting the capital of their northern neighbor, Hungary.

A Natural History

It is a rainy day at the Jack Rutberg Fine Arts gallery on La Brea, but Ruth Weisberg, the artist and art educator, is gazing at a painting where it is perpetually summer.

Web Hate Sites Proliferating

The growth of hate sites on the World Wide Web is staggering, according to a report by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

‘Not Bad For a Goy’

For many Jews watching the 71st Academy Awards last week, the telecast surely scaled new heights of Hollywood surrealism, as the ceremony seemed to honor an unusually disproportionate preponderance of films with Jewish content and their non-Jewish creators.

My Mental Celebrity Database

Sandra Bullock, get out of my head. Look, it\’s nothing personal. I\’m sure you\’re a really nice person, and it\’s not like you\’re untalented. And despite the fact that I\’m not particularly a fan of yours, I seem to know everything about you.

‘I Was Wrong about Netanyahu’

Of all the Likud loyalists who have walked out on Binyamin Netanyahu, last week\’s defection of Gen. Yossi Peled is arguably the most damaging.

God Willing

My parents took a trip to Las Vegas, last month which meant they wouldn\’t be joining us for Passover.

Preserving History

In Persis Knobbe\’s sweet, semi-autobiogrpahical short story, \”Highlights,\” Morris, an octogenarian, describes his exodus from the oppressive old country, on the holiday that commemorates the Jewish exodus from slavery in Egypt.

An Extra- Ordinary Place

Mordecai Finley is no ordinary rabbi; nor an ordinary man either, for that matter.

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