A Drivers License For Him & No Sleep for Me

By Ilana Angel
Published on April 5, 2012

Democrats—stop your worrying!

By Pol Observer
Published on March 24, 2008

Don’t hold your breath on plans for baby

By Julie M. Brown
Published on January 18, 2007

As the doctor predicted, the breath-holding eventually subsided. By the time my second son came along, my child-rearing methods had evolved considerably.

yeLAdim

By Shoshana Lewin-Fischer
Published on May 25, 2006

Dating by Committee

By Carin Davis
Published on April 13, 2006

When it comes to relationships, girls are all about group think. We poll all our friends; we share all the evidence.

Lieberman War View Triggers Backlash

By James D. Besser
Published on January 19, 2006

Lieberman's defense of the war stands in sharp contrast to the Jewish majority. A recent American Jewish Committee poll indicated that 70 percent of Jews now oppose the administration's Iraq policies, although that number was considerably lower in Lieberman's Orthodox community.

Zoning Snafus Keep New JCC Empty

By Yasha Levine
Published on January 19, 2006

The center is also the focus of criticism from some of its would-be occupants, who say that they haven't been kept in the loop about planning the center from the beginning, that its opening has been delayed and that they are unsure about when they will be able to move in.

Jewish Groups Join Quake Relief Efforts

By Dan Baron
Published on December 30, 2004

For thousands of young Israelis, the sun-drenched archipelagos of Southeast Asia were the perfect destination to forget the rigors of military service.

But this week, that post-Zionist nirvana became a nightmare. The tsunami that swept India, Thailand, Sri Lanka and the Andaman Islands on Sunday plunged hundreds of Israeli families into a frenzy of worry over relatives feared lost while touring.

When Parents Get Preschool Jitters

By Sharon Schatz Rosenthal
Published on October 21, 2004

It was the first day of preschool and 2-year-old Jessica didn't know any of other children in her new class at B'nai Tikvah Congregation Nursery School. But the child's anxiety paled in comparison that of her mother.

Painted Clowns

By Teresa Strasser
Published on April 24, 2003

I'm drinking at a bar called the Dirty Horse on Hollywood Boulevard. Well, that's not the real name but I never got a look at the sign and that name seemed right.

They Also Serve Who Wait and Worry

By Joe Berkofsky
Published on April 3, 2003

Besides limiting the TV viewing of his girls, ages 5 and 9, Finley said, "I tell them, 'I'll let you know when it's time to worry.'"

"When there's been a big battle," the rabbi continued, "I tell them the next day, 'It was time to worry, but I forgot to tell you, so now you don't have to worry.'"

And so each day goes for the Finleys and thousands of American families like them, who desperately hope to learn something about the fate of their loved ones and try somehow to deal with knowing very little.

Kayitz is one of approximately 1,000 Jewish men and woman serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom. They represent a fraction of the estimated 20,000 Jews among the 1.5 million in the U.S. armed forces.

What Me, Worry?

By Teresa Strasser
Published on April 25, 2002

Like grandma's pearls, handed down and worn in, I've inherited an opera-length strand of worries.