Teaching Nervous B’nai Mitzvah Students How to Deliver a Great Speech
Ari L. Noonan
November 23, 2022
Ben Elterman has always been a multitasker.
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November 23, 2022
Caron Tabb’s ‘Fabric of Humanity— Repairing My World’ at the Skirball
Debra L. Eckerling
November 23, 2022
Caron Tabb’s quilt “Fabric of Humanity — Repairing My World” is at the Skirball Cultural Center until March 12, 2023.
YU Announces $15 Million Gift To Launch Perlmutter Center for Legal Justice
Harvey Farr
November 23, 2022
The donation is the largest in the law school’s history and a major contributor to the university’s Rise Up fundraising campaign.
Rabbis of LA | Rabbi Eli Gurary: Serving an Up-and-Coming Community
Kylie Ora Lobell
November 23, 2022
Lake Balboa, the Van Nuys-adjacent neighborhood, isn’t exactly a thriving Jewish community … yet.
Thanks for the Insult!
Judy Gruen
November 23, 2022
Did you ever hear that old Yiddish proverb, “We grow too soon old but too late smart?”
Rosner’s Domain— Tolerate and Separate?
Shmuel Rosner
November 23, 2022
Two prospective members of the coalition, the Religious Zionism Party and United Torah Judaism, are demanding legislation that will ensure the ability of separating men and women at certain public events, without this being considered discriminatory.
Jewish Comedians Poke Fun at Ye’s Statements But Are Troubled By Them
Alan Zeitlin
November 23, 2022
Jews often respond to trauma with humor. And the recent antisemitic statements made by Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, are no exception. A number of Jewish comics who spoke to the Journal said the tirades are indeed troubling.
Agnon’s Great American Story
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
November 23, 2022
As a man of letters, Agnon showed deep appreciation for America’s marketplace of ideas and viewpoints.
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November 23, 2022
As he breathed the crisp sea air and contemplated surrendering to the gentle lull of azure waves that nearly rocked him to slumber, Yossel Gulden stood at the bow of The Mayflower, closed his eyes and allowed himself to be enveloped by a certain perfect silence that entwines man and the natural world.
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