April 2012 Stories
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An active participation
From the pot and into the fire
Israeli ceramic artwork is on exhibit in Bellingham until July 8.
Cambodia through the lens
Judi Angel’s photographs from South East Asia are at the Zack.
Outlook at 50 years
Some diet advice from Israel
Eat your vegetables but leave room for dessert, say scientists.
The obesity epidemic
Classicism vs. romanticism
Time to start is now
Siena is a jewel of Tuscany
A part of something bigger
A first Pesach on kibbutz teaches the importance of community.
Internal contradictions inherent
Shabbat-Pesach link
Chunky matzah saves town
Reb Stein never figures out the mystery, but it all turns out well.
A pilgrimage to Jerusalem
Four Questions to ask before traveling Israel during Passover.
Jewish traditions from Egypt
Loris Cohen shares her family’s festive menu from her childhood.
The condiments of Pesach
A photovoltaic powerhouse
Israel leads the way in breaking free of our fossil-fuel pharaohs.
What Hebrew do we speak?
Telling it just like it is
Relating to the stories told
Creating characters for which readers care is not an easy task.
Peek into Orthodox worlds
One book is an academic investigation, the other is a memoir.
Creating a children’s book
Worldly and cosmic sounds
Two new CDs offer high-quality musicianship and much novelty.
Local musician has new CD
On Beinart’s peace-making
Ethiopians uncover heritage
Teens learn about immigration story in oral history project.
Survivor addresses UN
Novelists tackle Holocaust
One of the authors, Daniel Kalla, will speak at Temple Sholom.
Genealogist shares tips
Nancy Richler returns
Remembering the Rafiach
News predictions match up
Vitaly Beckman’s show is an entertaining evening of illusions.
World will be ever incomplete
As the prophet Eliyahu departs, he leaves significant, meaningful thoughts in his wake.