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September 26, 2002

The Unexpected

It was Sept. 11, 2002, and there was no reason on earth to feel anything but somber.

An Inch Late, a Dollar Short

\”Well?\” prompts my wife, gliding down the stairs in a black satin evening dress. I give her the elevator eye,
approving until my line of sight crosses her ankles to find … Payless flats.

One Day More

This week, we break the linear reading of Torah to honor the holy day of Shemini Atzeret, the eighth day of assembly, a day added to the seven days of Sukkot.

The Self-Denying Prophecy

This address was given Sept. 17, 2002, at morning prayers at Harvard University\’s Memorial Church in Cambridge, Mass.

The Tramp Vs. The Dictator

In April 1889, two baby boys were born within four days of each other. One was Charles Chaplin, a Londoner. The other was a native of Braunau am Inn in Austria and was named Adolf Hitler.

7 Days In Arts

Actors with names like Jos and Johan fill the screen of the James Bridges Theater, as the Dutch Film Festival alights on UCLA\’s campus this weekend.

In Sickness and Health

While bathing and dressing her disabled husband, Harlan, Mary Ann Nation often remembers her wedding day 32 years ago.

The Clergy of 1,000 ‘Faces’

It was 1962, and Marilyn Monroe had just died. So George Kalinsky did what he always did when something important happened — he visited a rabbi.

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