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May 16, 2014
A novel idea: A mitzvah project started 15 years ago continues to spread the joy of reading
When Robyn Strumpf was a child, she had trouble learning how to read.
Gifts of art from the heart
As bar and bat mitzvah celebrations have become more sophisticated and often more costly over the years, so, too, have many of the gifts.
Guarding Ben-Gurion
A dapper man, wearing his signature safari-style hat, 90-year-old Aaron Friedman becomes exuberant when he shares his tales of being David Ben-Gurion’s bodyguard, a confidant of Yitzhak Shamir and of the fame he enjoyed while being a lifeguard on the beaches of Tel Aviv.
U.S. issues warning at nuclear talks, Iran sees ‘excessive demands’
Iran and six world powers are making little progress in arduous talks on ending their dispute over Tehran\’s nuclear program, a senior U.S. official said on Friday, fanning doubt about the prospects for a breakthrough by a self-imposed July deadline.
Sterling to fight NBA life ban, fine
Donald Sterling reportedly is threatening to sue the NBA for his life ban for making racist remarks in a private conversation.
Rialto students to visit Museum of Tolerance, hear from Holocaust survivors
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