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December 21, 2000

It’s the Economy Again, Stupid

Will the religious right dominate the Washington agenda as a Republican president, backed by a mostly GOP Congress, takes the reins of government?

General Scrutiny

In accepting the nomination as President-elect George W. Bush\’s secretary of state over the weekend, Gen. Colin Powell set out the foundation of the administration\’s strategy in the Middle East.

Last Call

Early this month, Bill Clinton told the visiting Israeli justice minister, Yossi Beilin, that he was ready to devote the remaining weeks of his tenure to Middle East peacemaking. As a lame-duck president, he said, his calendar was clear.

A High-Yield Investment

It\’s one of the longest-standing and most futile complaints in synagogue life: Why are they always schnorring for money?

Let there be light

This Chanukah, plan on increasing the light in the world with special gifts — the gifts of yourselves.

A New Masthead

Through the practice of journalism, The Jewish Journal serves what we believe is one of the region\’s most interesting, influential and dynamic communities, and we wanted a masthead which both proclaims and reflects that.

The Fight

The laws of Chanukah teach us that it\’s not enough to win a victory over a great empire, and it\’s not enough to celebrate that victory in the privacy of your home.

Legacy of a Quiet Giant

\”Julian Dixon was not soft-spoken because he had nothing to say. He had plenty to say, and he had plenty of impact on how things got done.\”

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