November 2010

By Shoshana Bryen WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Obama struck just the right notes after the North Korean artillery barrage that killed two South Korean marines and two civilians yesterday. He was outraged, as we all should be, but didn’t take the North Korean bait. U.S. Forces Korea – not the White House – made the

SAN DIEGO (Press Release)– Students at San Diego Jewish Academy (SDJA) will have the opportunity of a lifetime to work with a world-renowned artist when Mordechai Rosenstein visits the school in December.  At SDJA, he will engage students in the creation of a unique piece of art that will incorporate the school’s current annual theme

SAN DIEGO — Melanie Rubin, ever vigilant for Jewish license plates, recently hit a trifecta: “Da Chozn” could be a New Yorker or New Jerseyite’s way of saying he or she is part of the chosen people —  Jewish, that is. Try4613 is a way of encouraging California freeway drivers to attempt to fulfill God’s commandments

By Bruce S. Ticker PHILADELPHIA–The reinvented National Museum of American Jewish History features this inspired advantage: A visitor can readily find it, and swiftly reach it. The museum, which traces the Jewish experience in the United States, is located at the same corner as Philadelphia’s Fifth Street SEPTA subway station and a stop for numerous