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May 1, 2003

Israeli Folk Dance Fever Hits OC Feet

The songs of prayer and worship that Eyal Reuveni remembers as a toddler living in Israel seemed like muted background music from a distant time and place.

Holocaust Writing Contest Winners Announced

Themes for this year\’s submissions to the fourth Holocaust writing contest by Chapman University\’s Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education ranged from defiant public protesters in Berlin to the instigators of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising to hate mongers from Hitler to Osama bin Laden.

Lieberman Raises Funds in Newport Beach

When Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Joe Lieberman made an April visit to Newport Beach, Orange County\’s most Republican stronghold, he found an attentive group of about 100 people at a $1,000-a-person fundraiser at the private Pacific Club.

Center Construction Moves Ahead Despite Shortfall

\”We\’re moving ahead as originally scheduled,\” said Ralph Stern, of Tustin, who is leading fundraising. In a communitywide appeal in May 2002, he promised a fiscally conservative stance: construction would start when financial goals were met.

Israel: Independence and Remembrance

Events remembering Israel\’s fallen soldiers, on May 6, and celebrating the nation\’s founding, officially May 7, include two local benefits to address gaping needs of Israelis.

Community

The master legmaker common to both athletes is Shahr Lopatin, 51, who found his career calling visiting a friend in the amputee ward of an Israeli army hospital during the Six-Day War in 1967.

Helluva Ball Club

First in war. First in peace. Last in the American League. — Legendary pundit remark about the old Washington Senators (later the Texas Rangers, formerly owned by President Bush).

Going Kabbalistic

Andrew Eiser of Los Alamitos doesn\’t have the time in his busy work schedule to devote to the teachings of kabbalah, the study of Jewish mysticism.

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