Berkeley Hillel leaders urge students to reconsider J Street rejection

Published on December 12, 2011

Hillel leaders at the University of California, Berkeley, are urging the Jewish Student Union on campus to reconsider its rejection of J Street’s campus affiliate.

Statistically, how many online female daters want to impale themselves?

By Ilana Angel
Published on August 22, 2011

Express Lines, Personal Space, Stupid People & Meeting Weird Men

By Ilana Angel
Published on August 5, 2011

When Jews Lose

By Joel Kotkin
Published on March 17, 2005

The narrow defeat of mayoral candidate Robert Hertzberg marked a signal defeat not only for Los Angeles but for the future of Jewish influence in Los Angeles.

Pullout Plan Faces Budget Vote Hurdle

By Leslie Susser
Published on March 10, 2005

As plans for Israel's withdrawal from Gaza and part of the West Bank intensify, its opponents are banking on one last throw of the parliamentary dice: Knesset rejection of the 2005 state budget.

If the budget is not passed by March 31, the government will fall, there will be new elections and disengagement will be deferred -- perhaps even shelved.

Next!

By Paul Franklin Stregevsky
Published on July 4, 2002

No bachelor was more adroit at saying "No, thanks" when told, "Have I got a girl for you."

An Afternoon at the Motion Picture Retirement Home

By Teresa Strasser
Published on November 26, 1998

They were actors, set designers, writers, studio secretaries, directors. Now they're residents of the Motion Picture Retirement Home, a placid place tucked into a sleepy Woodland Hills neighborhood and dense with stories of Hollywood past.

‘A Split Is Hovering Over Likud’

By Eric Silver
Published on November 13, 1997

On the eve of his most testing American visit since he becamePrime Minister, Binyamin Netanyahu was humiliated, live on prime-timetelevision, last Monday by the least likely of dissidents -- theblue-collar ward party bosses of the Likud central committeeconvention.