university Archives – Page 6 of 9

Duke Hillel Fights Pro-Palestinian Forum

Rachel Pomerance October 7, 2004

The Israeli-Palestinian issue is intensifying the fall-semester buzz at Duke University this year.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Michele Goldman September 2, 2004

Indeed, like Dorothy from the \”Wizard of Oz,\” I am a young adult on a quest to find her inner soul and place in life. Dorothy transitions from childhood to adulthood, and travels to Oz only to fathom that everything she wanted was in her home, in her own backyard.

University Moves to Permanent Home

Andrea Adelson August 5, 2004

After sharing space with Irvine United Church of Christ since 1991 and growing from 80 families to 600, University Synagogue starts a new chapter in its history, moving on Aug. 22 into its own building.

UC Irvine Graduation Clash Fizzles

Tom Tugend July 1, 2004

On-campus Jewish groups were upset that the administration did not get outside verification of the meaning and symbolic nature of the stole, said Jeffrey Rips, executive director of the Hillel Foundation of Orange County.

UC Irvine Graduation Clash Fizzles

Tom Tugend June 24, 2004

A feared confrontation between Jewish and Muslim students during graduation ceremonies at UC Irvine was largely avoided Saturday, following a week of heated charges and countercharges.

But Can She Sew?

Michelle Goldman May 27, 2004

My school has trained us for the academic rigors of a university. However, it has failed in preparing us for the necessities of the real world, or what my grandmother calls the \”nuts and bolts of life.\” We aren\’t alone. Today, this lack of practical skills among high school seniors is an epidemic. Web sites across the Internet list instructions for college students on everything from how to use a dishwasher to balancing a checkbook.