April 2010 Stories
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A Vancouver pioneer
Designing worlds, emotions
Israeli-born Amir Ofek adds a deft touch to Bat Boy: The Musical
Pluralism as the road to survival
Celebrating 80 years ...
Magic in the Israeli classics
HaGroovatron will bring its energetic style to Vancouver.
Hamas warns of executions
Groups call on the de facto government to halt planned hangings.
Renia Perel is a “survivor who is blessed”
Met School in Canada
Celebrating 80 years ...
Building vital partnerships
Israel’s ties to the U.S.
Playing beats, love and life
Raquy and the Cavemen bring their world-class music to the city.
Have fun with transit system
New guidebook by Noam Dolgin offers local, eco-friendly tours.
Memory and reality misused
A range of quality in novels
Dialogue needed on campus
Multiple strategies necessary
Celebrating 80 years ...
A story of sole survival
Reinventing bagels and buns
Former Solly’s owner offers fast, healthy eats in Kerrisdale.
A balance of darkness, light
The Downtown Eastside inspires the new exhibit at the Zack.
Mainstage actors excel
From synagogues to killer whales
Southern California offers a mix of Jewish-related stops and more general touristy fun.
Direct talks are best route
Celebrating 80 years ...
From concept to completion
New JI column will share some movie-making highs and lows.
Yaffe to talk “off the record”
Award-winning Sun columnist speaks in Power of Women series.
Bring classrooms to children
Ofanim works to strengthen Israeli kids’ belief in their abilities.
C’est la vie for fashionistas
Faustine Faure brings her French sense of style to Vancouver.
Clothes for all types of women
Dangers of questioning religion
Baruch Spinoza, the “prince of philosophers,” and others were placed under a cherem.