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July 11, 2002
Briefs
Programs will continue at the various Jewish Community Centers (JCC) around the San Fernanado Valley, albeit not all under the same umbrella.
A Nightmare on Wedding Street
As a little girl, Anna* always dreamed of a perfect wedding. Then, at 32, after a three-and-a-half-year engagement, she was ready to realize that dream.
Going in Circles
From our East-Coast-Jewish-overnight-camp-teen-tour-backgrounds to our love for ice cream and art house movies, I simply adored everything about this man.
A Mazel Tov in Shanghai
The cosmopolitan Chinese city of Shanghai has witnessed what is believed to be its first Jewish marriage ceremony in more than 50 years.
Not Your Bubbe’s Wedding
In today\’s mobile, global society, many Jewish couples are taking their wedding show on the road.
SomethingBorrowed
My wedding gown hangs on the rod in the corner of my closet. Although it\’s sealed in cellophane, the once winter-white dress has lost its luster.
Marriage 101
In the midst of the chaos of trying on bridal gowns, negotiating with caterers, checking out wedding halls and booking a band, bride-to-be Rochel Friedman decided to take a course.
Not Exactly Blanche and Dorothy
Ruthie Berman and Connie Kurtz seem like your typical 60-something Jewish ladies from Brooklyn. And they are in many ways, but they just also happen to be lesbians.
The ‘Justice’ of Reggae
There\’s something very, well, Jewish about reggae music.
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