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Community Profile: Gerald Bubis
Julie Gruenbaum Fax
September 12, 2012
Gerald B. Bubis is 88, and he knows there are things he’ll never do again. He’ll never travel to Israel again, for one, and after 46 trips, that’s a tough one to swallow. Then there’s the fact that this author and/or editor of 12 books and 200 articles on serving the Jewish community now has a tremor in his hand that prevents him from putting pen to paper. He also can’t drive anymore, and he can’t stand up long enough to wash dishes.
The business of spirituality
Jonah Lowenfeld
September 14, 2011
When Eric J. Diamond wants to understand something, he’s very methodical in how he goes about it.
Pumping Up the Bottom Line
Marc Ballon
February 13, 2003
On Sunday, Feb. 23, 800 volunteers from across the Southland will staff the phones from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. to raise money for the Jewish
Federation of Greater Los Angeles.
Send in the Committees
Mike Levy
August 8, 2002
As former Los Angeles Police Chief Bernard Parks gears up for a City Council race, the campaign for his old job went into high gear last week with 47 candidates vying for the post.
Be Careful With ‘Terrorism’
Salam Al-Marayati
August 1, 2002
The LAX shooting on the Fourth of July was another test of Muslim-Jewish relations.
Shocked, Shocked
Rob Eshman
March 1, 2001
This Marc Rich story has legs and then some. Bill Clinton\’s last-moment pardon of the indicted billionaire commodities trader has, like so many of the former president\’s actions, created a cottage industry in sleazy revelation.\n
Dear Bill: Thanks a Lot
James D. Besser
February 15, 2001
We couldn\’t help but notice that some of your most controversial last-minute pardons and commutations went to our fellow Jews.
Down to the Wire
Jewish Journal Staff
November 9, 2000
Los Angeles Jews agonized along with the rest of the country as the results from the Nov. 7 election trickled in.
6505: Home for the Next Generation
Michael Aushenker
February 4, 1999
For Federation executives and board members, 6505 Wilshire is more than just another building. It is a monument to years of memories; an edifice awash in nostalgic value.
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