Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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• A labor of love: S.F. woman who built AIPAC regional offices retires at 80

news & features

• Magnes Museum property going on the market

• Napa resident is a finalist in Manischewitz Cook-Off

• Stage star to light up CCJCC gala

• Need a seder? Matching programs can help

• Freedom seders will illuminate social issues

• Venerable rabbi tackles current issues of power, freedom and choice

• Yad Vashem ramping up effort to combat Holocaust denial

• Ex-IDF soldier leads campaign to expose injustices in territories

• Moishe House to open third Bay Area site

• Parents Place seeks participants, volunteers for Marin marathon

• Applicants sought for Berkeley shul’s ‘Evening of Spoken Word’ 

• LGBT Jewish retreat returns to North Bay

• Taube Foundation names director of new center in Poland

• Student arrested in Berkeley during Israel Apartheid Week

• Orthodox rabbi drops plan for woman rabbi

• No reconsideration of Rubashkin case

• Wiesenthal Center, neighbors reach agreement

• Lakers player has Hebrew on his head

• Jewish technology expert being held in Cuban prison

• Bias incidents at U.C. campuses raising alarm of bigotry

• GOP Senate candidate Campbell defends his Israel record

• European Parliament backs Goldstone report

• As Rachel Corrie trial begins, lawyer accuses Israel of cover-up

• Austrian far-right icon eyes presidency

• African tribes descended from Jews, study finds

• Chile beats Israel in Davis Cup

• Caricature causing a stir in Cologne

• Canadian Jew found in Haiti rubble

• Israel’s building plan angers Biden; talks in jeopardy

• Tel Aviv, Rome colleges sign agreement

• Turkey rejects Israel earthquake aid

• IKEA’s new Israel store is humongous

• Israel, Syria each want nuclear energy

• Turkey says Syria-Israel talks may restart

• Syrian markets to sell Israeli apples

• Israeli court scolds police kibosh on protests

• Ancient synagogue reopens in Cairo

• Israel comes in fifth of U.S. favored nations

• Hadassah reaches deal with hospital boss

• David Kimche, top Israeli spy, dies at 82

• JFCS celebrating 160 years of giving

arts

• Passed over at Oscars, ‘Ajami’ opens locally

• Pains, trains and misplaced ideals: French film revisits a girl’s derailed anti-Semitic claim

• When Yiddish eyes are smiling: Jewish Music Festival celebrates 25th year with Irish-klezmer fusion

columns

• ‘Social justice Jew’ sets a high mark for others to follow

• The lesson of the ‘vav’: We’re defined by our connections to others

• Musically inclined, Authors, authors, Short shorts ...

cook

• A French restaurant revives my memories of a Shabbat classic

opinions & letters

• letters

• Free speech doesn’t mean it gets a free pass

• Dissent is alive and well in our community

• Unsettling anti-Semitism at U.C. Davis can be fought with education

• Timing is everything with peace in balance

lifecycles

• anniversary

• b’nai mitzvah

• births

• deaths

supplement: seniors

• ‘So the rabbi says to the …’: No joke: Retired San Francisco teacher now aiming for the funny

• Life’s an open book for 92-year-old Berkeley author

• Australia’s oldest Jew celebrates 109

• Senior trip goes from one JCC to another

• Study in Israel: Life as a couple improves with age

• Zayde? Bubbe?: Hip grandparents wrestle with what to be called

• San Mateo man recalls fateful voyage on SS St. Louis

• Jackie Mason answers ‘the stupidest questions I ever heard’

• Study: Fewer age-related hearing problems

• Group of elderly Jews making last stand in Arkansas town

• Age March slated for June 5 in San Francisco

• Nursing home considers Israeli health technology

• No bluff: Police break up poker game at senior center

• Lower blood pressure good for the heart — and mind

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