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August 3, 2000
Why the GOP Lacks Jews
Studies of electoral trends in the past two decades, polls and just plain political horse sense all point to yet another big win in the fall for the Democrats among Jewish voters in the presidential and congressional elections.
The Girls of Summer
That\’s how it\’s been: one win after another.
The Power of Words
It was John who eventually told me that he experienced more terror at his inability to speak than from his inability to walk and move his hands and legs as he chose.
Is Religious Diversity a Threat?
I watched with joy and admiration at the way rabbis representing such different Jewish religious orientations could become so absorbed in Torah study.
The Convention Comes to Town
The story goes that a young man gets an entry-level job with the Democratic National Committee in the nation\’s capital and for his first assignment is told by his boss to buy Christmas decorations for the upcoming office party.\”I\’m not sure whether I\’m the right person,\” protests the young man. \”You see, I\’m Jewish.\”
Eating and Praying Near Downtown
Guide to eating and praying close to downtown Los Angeles.
The Mating Game
Six years ago, Sherry Singer opened her own matchmaking service, Meet-A-Mate, with the help of her mother, Eva.
A Delegate’s Guide to Jewish Downtown
The Journal asked Jerry Friedman-Habush, who runs regular tours of Jewish Los Angeles, to compile a self-guided one.
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