Compiled by San Diego Jewish World staff Happy New Year (Editorial) Southwestern Jewish Press, September 16, 1955, Page 13-14 It seems to us that the spirit of the High Holy Days – the sense of solemnity and awe with which we approach the beginning of the New Year – is one of the most constructive […]
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Adventures in SD History, San Diego CountyWASHINGTON, D.C. (Press Release) – The United States Attorney for the District of Arizona, Dennis K. Burke, announced Sunday that his office filed a federal complaint against Jared Lee Loughner. The complaint was signed by Magistrate Judge Michelle Burns in Phoenix. Loughner is suspected of shooting U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Chief Judge John Roll, Giffords’ staff member
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USAEN ROUTE TO ABU DHABI, January 9 (Press Release)– Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she does not favor letting up the pressure on Iran just because Israeli intelligence sources believe Iran is farther away from development of a nuclear weapon than prevously thought. She met with reporters aboard her plane en route to the
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Press Release)–The following statement was issued by the State Department for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: “We are very concerned about the initiation of demolition of the Shepherd’s Hotel in East Jerusalem. This disturbing development undermines peace efforts to achieve the two state-solution. In particular, this move contradicts the logic of a reasonable
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Middle East
Compiled by San Diego Jewish World staff This Can Happen Only In America: The Methodist “Guardian of Israel” Southwestern Jewish Press, September 16, 1955, Page 7 By Harry Golden In a small town in the deep South, the Jewish community, about twenty-five families, organized a congregation and made plans to build a Temple. The Christians
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Adventures in SD History, San Diego CountyNEW YORK, Jan. 9 (Press Release)–The Union for Reform Judaism mourns the passing of our teacher Debbie Friedman, z”l. Debbie influenced and enriched contemporary Jewish music, and Jewish life, in a profound way. Her music crossed generational and denominational lines and carved a powerful legacy of authentic Jewish spirituality into our daily lives. Responding to
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Jewish ReligionBy Charlotte Thalmay COPENHAGEN –Telling about the Rescue of the Danish Jews during the Holocaust is of course a very personal thing. However, this is a story that has affected almost 95% of the Jewish population of Denmark and is therefore something most of us share in this community. Denmark was the only occupied country
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Travel and Food
By Barry Rubin HERZLIYA, Israel — Amazing. The New York Times has a long piece about how Turkey is becoming an important factor in Iraq. Fair enough. But it includes the following paragraph: “A surprising feature of Turkey’s success is the image it has managed to project in Iraq. On the road from Erbil to
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Middle East, Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USA
By Cynthia Citron HOLLYWOOD — All that exuberant energy! All those gorgeous voices! All those wonderful songs! It’s Hair, The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, which has just opened in L.A. with much of its Broadway cast. And you can readily understand why this production won the 2009 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival, as
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Cynthia CitronSAN DIEGO—We add to our collection of reactions to the shooting rampage in Tucson alphabetized statements from organizations and individuals, without regard to their rank. From the standpoint of this newspaper, we think one lead ought to be pursued vigorously by investigators. The suspect, Jared Lee Loughner, reportedly had posted that one of his favorite
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USA
By Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D. LA JOLLA, California — With the new year nearly upon us, most of us have resolved to improve, change, or just do something differently. It might be to exercise more, eat less, kick the caffeine habit, stop smoking, take a class, learn a new language, play a musical instrument, practice more,
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Natasha JosefowitzCompiled by San Diego Jewish World Staff Bay City Women Present Calendars Southwestern Jewish Press, September 16, 1955, Page 4 The San Diego Bay City Women are presenting to Dr. Malcolm Love of State College 100 school calendars. Mrs. Jack Meyers, Chairman of the ADL program, through whom these calendars are sponsored, advises that the
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Adventures in SD History, San Diego County
(Column 6, January 8, 2011) By Donald H. Harrison The Education Beat * Send your kid to preschool and he or she is less likely to become a criminal. So said District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis and Republican State Sen. Mark Wyland on a tour of the David & Jillian Gilmour Early Education Campus. According
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Donald H. Harrison, San Diego CountySAN DIEGO–Organizations and individuals are reacting with sadness to the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and other people at a campaign event outside a supermarket in Tucson, Arizona. Giffords is a member of the Jewish community. Here are some of the comments: President Barack Obama spoke at the White House: “As many of you are aware,
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