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June 24, 2004

UC Irvine Graduation Clash Fizzles

A feared confrontation between Jewish and Muslim students during graduation ceremonies at UC Irvine was largely avoided Saturday, following a week of heated charges and countercharges.

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Israel Backs Tough U.N. Line on Iran

Israeli officials are elated at the tough language in a resolution passed last week by the board of the U.N. nuclear watchdog rebuking Iran for not cooperating with nuclear inspectors.

Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Legacy Expanding

Ten years after the death of the last Lubavitcher rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, his influence on the Jewish world continues to grow.

Journey to Judaism

"I want to be the first Jewish country singer," Mare Winningham says. "Actually, Kinky Friedman was the first. But I want to be the next."

Splintered Persian Groups Merge

The merger of the three groups signifies a desire within the Iranian Jewish community for greater participation in the larger Jewish community and a desire to attract Jewish youth to its cause. After more than two decades in the Southland, Persian Jews are organizing to present a united front for their community.

Olins Reaches Out to Teens, Pet Owners

\”It was very helpful to have a rabbi help us grieve and to understand what we were going through, because she has that feeling toward pets,\” said Vicky Goodman, who with her husband Chip raised Maggie with their two daughters.

Tull Lends a Hand to the Homeless

She first started worrying about those on the streets in 1980, and now, 24 years later, Tanya Tull is fighting against a real estate boom that prices the low-wage earners out of the housing market and federal aid cuts that exacerbate the problem.

UCLA Alumna Heads Film School

Barbara Boyle has come full circle. When she first entered UCLA in 1957, she was one of four female law students in a class of 140.

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