The election we are not having
The presidential election is a critical element of our American representative democracy.
The presidential election is a critical element of our American representative democracy.
When I first saw the synagogue letterhead, I was consumed by curiosity.
You could say it was the party of the century.
The Burton Sperber Jewish Community Library at American Jewish University (AJU) in Bel Air opened its doors Sept. 25, printing out library cards at its circulation desk for the public for the very first time and welcoming dozens of children, parents and grandparents for an open house.
William Blackstone died more than 80 years ago, but the Sept. 28 passing of Shimon Peres — the last of Israel’s founding fathers — lent a fresh note of mourning to an event later that same day at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale.
Israeli dancer, choreographer and teacher Danielle Agami moved to Los Angeles from Seattle in 2012, and she has never been busier.
As a college freshman in Washington, D.C., I met a 22-year-old recent graduate. Let’s call her Molly.