Yom HaShoah: The boy who ran, the man who lived
Tom Tugend
April 23, 2014
Every survivor of the Holocaust has a distinct story, and among the most remarkable is the one told in the movie “Run Boy Run.”
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April 23, 2014
Hidden in plain sight
Jewish Journal
April 23, 2014
Harry Davids was about 6 years old when his parents called him into the bedroom of their home in South Africa to deliver a message he will never forget.
Giving meaning to Holocaust remembrance
Jewish Journal
April 23, 2014
Much ink has been spilled since the release of the Pew Research Center survey on Jewish identity in the United States. Many have addressed a number of the findings of the survey, with varying degrees of concern.
Calendar: April 26 to May 2
Laura Donney
April 23, 2014
It’s the world premiere of the composer’s new piece, “Cosmic Dust.” Steinberg, who received a doctorate in music from Harvard, currently serves as artistic director of the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra and is winner of an ASCAPLUS Award and Gold Medal Jury’s Choice at the Park City Film Music Festival.
Until Death Do Us Part – How Couples Successfully Sustain Their Marriages Over Time
Rabbi John Rosove
April 23, 2014
W.G. Sebald: Regrets of a Nazi’s son
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April 23, 2014
W.G. Sebald pierces your psyche with brutal force that is couched in clouds of understated elegance and restraint.
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