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“Public Schools Are Today’s Door to Assimilation”

Rabbi David Eliezrie October 26, 2000

The Jewish community, along with the rest of the citizens of California, have a chance to change the educational destiny of the their children in the upcoming election. Appearing on the ballot is a voucher initiative that will enable parents to choose the school that best fits the needs of their children.

Red-Carpet Treatment

Michael J September 21, 2000

It\’s after Labor Day, which means kids are back to school, the football season has kicked off and the presidential race is heating up.

Open Discussions

Tom Tugend May 27, 1999

Los Angeles, as always, attracted a variety of interesting visitors in recent days. The Jewish Journal couldn\’t meet all of them, but we made contact with a group of German journalists and government officials, the former executive editor of The New York Times, and the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations.

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