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February 23, 2006
Finding God Under the Stars
The fog/smog lies heavy over the San Bernardino mountain range, but with a little imagination, it\’s still possible to make out Los Angeles — and Catalina — in the distance. Likewise, at an elevation of more than 6,000 feet in Running Springs, it\’s possible to envision the great promise of Camp Gan Israel, Chabad\’s new sleep-away camp and retreat center, even though the site is still undergoing heavy remodeling.
Obituaries
Dr. Marcel Krauthammer, pulmonologist and adjunct professor of medicine for 23 years at UCLA and the Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, died from brain cancer on Jan. 17. He was 59.
Feminist Desktop Revolution
Don\’t have time to shlep to a museum? Too tired to remember if the free museum day is the first or second Tuesday of the month?
The Hebrascope: Signs of the Jewdiac
There’s a study that shows that lab rats don’t get as stressed from being shocked as they do from not knowing when the shocks will come. Put that rat on a regular shocking schedule, and it doesn’t freak out.
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