Mayor Hahn Deserves Another Four Years
Carmen Warschaw
May 12, 2005
There is no doubt that Antonio Villaraigosa is flashy. But Los Angeles has enough movie stars.
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Weiss Support Strong Despite Challenge
Marc B. Haefele
February 24, 2005
For most L.A. City Council members, the March municipal election is less a race than a stroll in the park. Mayor Jim Hahn faces four serious challengers, but just before the December filing deadline, it seemed that the only serious council race was in the Westside\’s 11th District, where newbies Flora Krisiloff and Bill Rosendahl are squared off to replace Cindy Miscikowski, who has been forced out by term limits.
Israel Watches Iran With Worry
Ron Kampeas, JTA
November 25, 2004
Reports of Iran\’s accelerated development of nuclear material, as well as missiles to deliver it, have profoundly unsettled Israelis.
Negev to Blossom Under JNF Blueprint
Marc Ballon
November 4, 2004
A prominent Jewish organization wants to turn the mostly barren desert that is the Negev into a string of tree-lined, thriving communities dotted with verdant parks, flowering fields and pristine waterways.
Stem Cell Success a Prop. 71 Boost?
Idan Ivri
October 28, 2004
Researchers at the Technion Institute of Technology and Rambam Medical Center in Israel have transformed embryonic stem cells into heart cells.
Balance Paramount to UPN Head Ostroff
Soriya Daniels
June 24, 2004
Dawn Ostroff, who in addition to being a religiously observant wife and mother, has worked her way up to a glamorous, powerful and exciting position: president of entertainment at UPN. Offering insight into the art of balancing home and work life and achieving one\’s professional dreams, she reminds us that it\’s never too late.
Transition to New Center Under Way
Andrea Adelson
March 4, 2004
The facility still under construction in Irvine is expansive and includes an infant-care facility, preschool, fitness center and gymnasium large enough to accommodate two basketball games. There are areas designated for workout classes, adult education and massage. When completed, there will be lockers for swimmers, space for an art exhibit, playground and Holocaust memorial.
Campus Advocates Spring Ready
Rachel Pomerance
February 26, 2004
The Israel programs aim to imbue students with the knowledge and emotion only first-hand experience in Israel can provide, organizers said. The goal is for students to return to campus with personal stories and new energy to help them promote Israel effectively and get others involved in the cause.
Moving Beyond Ladies Who Lunch
Rachel Brand
May 29, 2003
Bat Yam\’s efforts follow a trend of volunteer organizations trying to entice younger members to replace an aging membership. In doing so, groups like Hadassah must change their image to counter old stereotypes. Historically viewed as an organization for older, married women, Hadassah now has a wide variety of options for women who don\’t fit the mold.
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