news & features

• Laszlo Tauber, donor to Holocaust causes, dies at 87

• With Congress vacationing, bombing stirs little reaction

• Four other Americans killed in Hebrew U. bombing

• Sports serve as cultural bridge at Maccabi Games

• ‘No stone unturned’ for security at the Games

• More rabbinical students opting out of study in Israel

• New ‘House of Terror’ raises fear for Hungary’s Jews

• Righteous Gentiles still feted as heroes in dreary Minsk

• Marla Bennett: ‘No other place I’d rather be’

• Terror victims find solace at summer camp

• Koran requirement leads to lawsuits, rage and debate

• 2 Arabs may lose citzenship for alleged links to terror

• World Report

• Out of the abyss? ‘Gaza First’ plan raises new hopes

• Was West Bank Protestant school linked to the Jerusalem bomber?

• Sharon keeping hardliners at bay as terrorism mounts

• Mideast Report

• ‘Pure evil’ plant life gets the ax at the hands of JCC campers

• Battle results in release of ‘beautiful’ Shoah Torahs

• Jerusalem Post writer shares ‘Zionist resolve,’ daily fears in S.F. talk

• Writer to probe strange Holocaust obsession

• Back to school? Get on Web for resources

• Settler relives West Bank terrorist attack on visit here

• JFS of Silicon Valley gets bigger, better home in San Jose

• Kohn, Avodah interns gain job experience in Jewish setting

• JCF helps fund rape crisis center running on a shoestring in Galilee

• Film fest winding up in San Rafael

• Solidarity, sense of renewal follow synagogue arson attack

• With $180, Berkeley students spread wealth of good will

• In S.F. film fest appearance Daniel Pearl’s sister looks beyond the horror

• Hebrew Univ. terrorist attack hits home for Bay Area

• Marla Bennett recalled as a ‘martyr for peace’

• Bay Area students still follow dreams to Israel

• Many U.S. students become part of ‘lost generation’

columns

• Prisons could learn lessons from biblical cities of refuge

opinions & letters

• Bombing hits close to home

• Enron? Worldcom? What about nonprofit accountability?

• Jews get a 7th-inning kvetch from N.Y. Mets ‘heritage’ day

supplements

• Hebrew-immersion school programs winning high praise

• East Bay programs stressing environment and leadership

• Ethiopians find challenge in new land: learning to read

• Stanford’s new Chabad rabbi hopes to nurture students

• BJE launches new curricula for preschool

• Congregants relate to Judaism through building S.F. literacy

• BJE brings together educators

• Recess was name of the game in ‘40s Hebrew school