news & features

• Have nosh, will travel:

  The extraordinary lengths people go to bring home Jewish food

• Stanford physicist, WWII refugee Walter Meyerhof dies

• Jewish photographer Arnold Newman dies

• Palo Alto dentist dies in bicycle accident

• Irwin Gotfried dies; had survived death camps as a teenager

• Shorts: U.S.

• Declassified archive shows CIA protected Nazis after WWII

• Shorts: World

• Shorts: Mideast

• Red Cross on the brink of admitting Magen David Adom

• Shorts: Bay Area

• Kol Shofar gets a ‘no’ vote from commission

• Philanthropist, architect awarded for Jerusalem effort

• S.F. goes sabra at packed ‘Israel in the Gardens’

• Santa Rosa pastor, back from Israel, vows to fight divestment

• As World Cup opens, authorities tackle racism

• Ex-peers, students distancing from disgraced rabbi

• How AIDS battered one S.F. synagogue: A 25-year retrospective

• Bay Area’s longest-serving rabbi steps down

• B’nai mitzvah

• Film

• AMIT schools give hope to disadvantaged Israelis

arts

• Shorts: The Arts

• Daniel Pearl’s life to receive film treatments

• ‘Changed Man’ skillfully pairs neo-Nazi with survivor

• Shatner sends disabled Israelis where few have gone before — on horseback

• Former Bulletin writer goes national with TV show

• Orthodox harpist bringing ‘God-given talent’ back to Bay Area

• Stanford Hillel takes ‘initiative’ by engaging students in the arts

columns

• Faces

• On revelations and close encounters of the messianic kind

• Jokes

• We need to whistle while we work — even if the job is hard

opinions & letters

• Capital gains for the Campus for Jewish Life

• Spiritual leaders must reaffirm integrity after Gafni

• Time for Gaza settlers to move on

• Birthright still relevant as it hits 100,000 mark

• Letters

lifecycles

• Deaths

• B’nai mitzvah

• Birth

supplements

• Congregations aim to keep teens engaged post-b’nai mitzvah

• From Hebrew 101 to ‘Yoga and Torah,’ adult education is thriving

• When rabbis need a rabbi:

  Bay Area groups assist spiritual leaders

• Beth Am builds bridge for émigrés to enter Jewish community

• Modern Orthodox women enhancing traditions

• First person: Why my synagogue is special

• Services with a twist engage tots, teens and parents

• Local congregations are making social action a top priority