April 2003 Stories
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Optimism felt at UBC and SFU
Avraham Infeld is "inspired" by students' support of Israel on campus.
Burquest seeks support
The Bulletin's letters policy
In light of recent discussions on our Letters page, we have decided to publish the policy we follow when deciding which letters
Peace in our time? Perhaps.
Norman Spector compares the Oslo agreement with the Meech Lake Accord.
Pesach from Portugal to Persia
Apricots, pomegranates, bananas and pistachios sometimes form the basis for the "traditional" charoset.
Is every documentary propaganda?
A filmmaker can use myriad techniques, including omission of facts, to support or refute practically anything.
Wosk donates art to Emily Carr
Original works allow students to get a sense of the colors and textures.
Vancouver lacks female rabbis
It's time for women to regain their visibility as Jewish religious leaders.
A savior of the Sadgorer rebbe
Grandfather of the local Wolak family helped preserve Chassidic dynasty.
Solomon's songs for Passover
Rich imagery provides a song of nature for the Passover spring festival.
A selection of fact and fiction
Topics include women, chemistry, sleep aids, grisly photos and murder.
Tale of immigrants worldwide
Diamond trading in New York is a face-to-face business based on trust.
Deuteronomy's take on divorce
In search of love, law, peace
Speaker says an international arbitrator is needed in the Middle East.
Dream comes true for Emanu-El
Three's a crowd in Caretaker
Pumping out some good times
Gateway Theatre play has a weak storyline but plenty of up-tempo tunes.
A time for reflections on freedom
Naomi Ragen – Orthodox Jew, Israeli, author, journalist, activist, lecturer and teacher – comes to Vancouver.
Sheba Choir joins celebration
Shlomo Gronich and Ethiopian singers come here for Yom Ha'atzmaut.
SFU incumbents get dumped
University elections knock out the anti-Israel student representatives.