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Doctors, Lawyers and Other Jewish Women

Jewish Journal May 6, 1999

When she was 16, KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour was captivated by her studies with the Yiddish scholar Max Weinreich.

‘Cabaret’s’ Dim Light

Michael Aushenker March 11, 1999

Something has happened to \”Cabaret\” on its way to the Wilshire Theatre in Los Angeles.

It isn\’t as though you exactly need a reason to visit the Getty Center. But for those in search of one, we can recommend a gem of an exhibition: the display of works by the famous Russian Jewish artist El Lissitzky (1890-1941).

Canadian Corn

Diane Arieff January 15, 1998

Like some of his Jewish contemporaries to the south, Canadian novelist Mordechai Richler has mined a literary career from the fertile terrain of assimilationist Jewish culture, most notably inbooks such as \”The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz\” and \”Joshua Then and Now.\”