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September 12, 2016
Greta Friedman, Jewish refugee and subject of iconic World War II photo, dies at 92
Greta Friedman, who came to the United States as a Jewish refugee and unwittingly became the subject of an iconic World War II photo, died Sep. 8 of pneumonia at a Richmond, VA hospital.
‘Earning Admission’: Make your child’s dream school a reality
The fall season is upon us, which means it is time for high school seniors to apply to college.
Governor Brown should veto flawed BDS law
Since March, the California legislature has struggled to draft a bill aimed at thwarting BDS – the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.
A new vision for the secular left: How do we need to change ourselves in order to change reality in
I am a human rights professional, peace and anti-occupation activist and have been committed to these values for as long as I can remember.
Book review: ‘The trombone man: tales of a misogynist’
Ron J. Hutter has written a provocative, entertaining, and thoughtful novel that explores the problem of antisemitism in a very original way.
House passes bipartisan resolution honoring Elie Wiesel
The House of Representatives on Monday unanimously passed a bipartisan resolution honoring the life and work of Holocaust survivor and activist, Elie Wiesel, who passed away in July at the age of 87.
Donald Trump Jr. posted to Instagram a movie poster parody of himself heroically grouped with others
Jerry Reinsdorf, who as owner of the Chicago Bulls has won six NBA championships, was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.\n\n
Remembering Stanley Sheinbaum
Stanley Sheinbaum. Who could resist his always charming good humor and mischievous spirit, married not only to the ever gracious Betty, but to serious purpose in life?
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