Where Will a Teen’s Schooling Continue?
Nancy Sokoler Steiner
December 23, 2004
When Amy Cohen graduated from Adat Ari El\’s day school in 2003, her family faced a decision: Where would she continue her education?
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December 23, 2004
To Live and Teach in L.A.: A Difficult Job
Sarah Price Brown
December 23, 2004
Eight-year-old Danielle dashes to the front of her third-grade classroom and shows off her drawing of an equilateral triangle.
A Student’s Plea
Seth Lutske
December 23, 2004
Often I find myself staring at walls or lying on my bed staring at the ceiling, blank-minded. But I am not one who has the luxury to be blank-minded. There is too much to do — not by will, but by force.
Teens Gear up for Bicycle Tzedakah
Julie M. Brown
December 23, 2004
With their hands all but frozen, lips blue and feet soaking, nearly 50 South Bay teens and a large handful of adult volunteers braved the storm on Sunday, Dec. 5, to devote their afternoon to testing, cleaning and repairing bicycles.
Pacino Adds Depth to ‘Merchant’ Villain
Tom Tugend
December 23, 2004
There is little doubt that the first film version of William Shakespeare\’s \”The Merchant of Venice\” will find its detractors.
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