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October 7, 1999

More than a Birthright

Having recently become excited about her Jewish heritage, Michelle Block wants to start off the new millennium with a trip to Israel.

Use It or Lose It

The other day, an older client said to me, \”I\’ve reached that point in my life where the only thing I want to exercise is caution.\”
Just because we\’re getting older doesn\’t mean we can slack off on exercise. You can choose to be 20-years-old or 50-years-young. The difference is often in how well we take care of ourselves — and that means exercise and eating right..

Middle East Peace Through Music

Can music be a catalyst for peace in the Middle East? His Holiness the Dalai Lama thinks so, and he\’s not alone.

Waiting for the X

To please Holocaust survivors and Jewish advocacy groups or to please the insurance companies.

To Life!

Benjamin Kadish is a very lucky kid. The most critically injured of the five North Valley Jewish Community Center shooting victims is home and doing well.

A Goal Beyond Winning

Dr. Jerry Bobrow remembers it well. The year was 1990. The place: The Palace, in the Auburn Hills district of Detroit.\nThere in the bleachers, among 16,000 people at the Maccabi Games, is Bobrow and his youngest son, Jonathan.

Digging in Deep

My daughter, Samantha, has a request. \”Next year,\” she says, \”can\’t we put the sukkah on the other side of the house?\”

Hanging In

Thirty or so members of Generation X and I are taking a course at Brandeis University titled Politics and the Media.

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