What Time do the Dolphins Come?
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
“Shalom, Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue. How can I help you?”
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May 26, 2010
Down to the Sea‘n’ Fish
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
Even far into Malibu, the scene is very Hollywood: A handsomely scruffy young man in sunglasses confers with his acting coach over an array of sides spread across a slick wooden countertop, corners of the script’s pages dipping occasionally into tartar sauce and fry grease. The only other customer on this day is a middle-aged man in a white button-down, black slacks and a black kippah — a businessman in for a quick, kosher lunch before heading back to work.
State rests in Rubashkin child labor trial
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
The state rested its case in the child labor trial of kosher meatpacking executive Sholom Rubashkin.
Groups denounce anti-Jewish speech at UC-Irvine
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
Two Jewish groups are demanding that the chancellor at the University of California, Irvine denounce an anti-Israel, anti-Semitic speaker hosted by a campus Muslim group.\n
Israel hits two Gaza terror tunnels
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
Israel\’s Air Force struck two tunnels in Gaza in response to mortar shells fired at Israel.\n
Joel Klein hails supporters of Jewish education
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
The chancellor of New York’s public school system hailed the efforts of those who support day schools, yeshivas and other Jewish educational institutions.\n
Practicing Attorneys Also Suffer During the Recession
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
The job market may be tough for new law school graduates, but it is no easier for recently laid-off experienced attorneys. “Layoffs in the legal profession fell hardest on grads from 2006, 2007 and 2008, but there were also elevated rates among people who were five, six and seven years out of law school,” said Scott Schaefer of the University of Utah, who in March co-published with Stanford professor Paul Oyer an academic study titled “What Drives Turnover and Layoffs at Large Law Firms?”
U.S. court sentences Israeli American for media leak
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
A U.S. court sentenced an Israeli American to 20 months in prison for leaking information to a journalist.
Terror attack averted on Tel Aviv bus
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
Israeli police were searching the Tel Aviv area for a man and woman who reportedly tried to carry out a terror attack on a bus on Dizengoff Street.
Emanuel, Netanyahu to meet
Jewish Journal
May 26, 2010
Rahm Emanuel will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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