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Unmasking Israel’s Mystery Benefactor

Tom Tugend May 4, 2006

The mystery man of the Israeli economy, as he was dubbed by the country\’s media, is alive and well and living in Los Angeles.

Art Exhibit Links Trojans, Bruins

Robert David Jaffee January 19, 2006

\”Makor/Source\” marks the first time that the Hillels of the two universities have collaborated on an exhibition. Roughly 20 local artists submitted works to the show, including collages, paintings and photographs.

Nation & World Briefs

Jewish Journal September 22, 2005

Nation and World Briefs

Seniors Flock to OASIS of Learning

Nancy Sokoler Steiner August 5, 2004

OASIS provides an eclectic array of classes, many of which are free. Fitness fans can choose among such options as chair exercise, yoga and karate. Art buffs can study French and American impressionism or drawing. Others can explore Jewish spirituality, analyze Shakespeare or play guitar. Some of the classes are even taught by retired professors from UCLA and USC. And seniors who wish to travel can choose among a variety of day excursions and extended trips.

USC Names First Jewish Board Chair

Ruth Andrew Ellenson October 3, 2002

The University of Southern California, once considered a bastion of WASP elitism, has capped a decade of transformation by naming Stanley Gold as its first Jewish board chairman.

USC & HUC: A Winning Partnership

Ruth Stroud January 28, 1999

In the annals of party-going, the dinner hosted by USC President Steven Sample and his wife, Kathryn, at their impressive San Marino estate home last week, ranked right up near the top.