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May 25, 2000

The Human Element

The Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at the University of Judaism (UJ) ordained 12 candidates at Sinai Temple on May 16, its second class of rabbis.

A Tightknit

The welcome mat for South Africans is different – and yet somehow the same – as the one set out for the Jewish immigrants of 100 years ago.

The Skin We Can’t Shed

Jewish demons have always pursued Philip Roth. Starting with the 1959 publication of \”Goodbye, Columbus,\” his iconoclastic and now classic portrait of materialistic Jewish suburbanites, Roth has dramatized his characters\’ struggle to reconcile their eternally warring urges to simultaneously lay claim to and distance themselves from (even sometimes flat-out reject) their Jewish heritage.

Worth the Effort

So what are you worth? Does it depend on how the market did today?

Woody Allen Comes Clean

\”People think I\’m being facetious when I say I once toyed with a life of crime,\” filmmaker Woody Allen recently told 1,400 students, professors and alumni during a standing-room-only screening of his new comedy, \”Small Time Crooks,\” at UCLA\’s Wadsworth Theater.

Singles

After she gave birth to Kitty, Jane Modell Rosen would sit by her daughter\’s crib and cry.

Working Together

When Mark Miller arrived in Los Angeles to become the associate director of Wilshire Boulevard Temple\’s camps and conference center, he expected to find fierce competition among Southern California\’s Jewish summer camps. Instead, he\’s been pleasantly surprised by the spirit of cooperation that exists within the local camping community.

Widening the Wall

Campaigners for religious pluralism drove two gaping breaches this week through Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox control of the Western Wall.

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