December 2003 Stories
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Rabbi and cantor legally wed
Los Angeles men make a special journey north for their ceremony.
CRTC to examine Mojo case
Federal regulator to review alleged anti-Semitism of Loveline program.
For every gift on the list
Five Jews and a Joo in paper
Columnist ponders the reasons why there are so many Jewish writers.
Israeli teens get new lease on life
Modern-day Janusz Korczak gives youth in despair a home and a bright future in an agricultural community.
Oslo was disaster says Pipes
Only a tiny amount of optimism exists in the midst of a dire situation.
Changed life reflected in art
Former Yugoslavian makes Vancouver a new home for her artwork.
Support for fellow Jews
Dogs and the gifts of Chanukah
There are many references in Judaism to support generosity to animals.
Holocaust rescuers? Not quite
Look beyond Mrs. Maccabeus
There are obvious heroines of Purim, Passover, Sukkot ... and Chanukah?
A regal Gateway production
Background to King and I shouldn't keep audiences from enjoying play.
Pipes a man of war, not peace
Israel: You can read all about it
Fresh books about the Middle East are catching up to changing times.
Daily religious education
Best of Jewish American music
The Milken Archive and Naxo will release 50 CDs over a two-year period.
Hard Chanukah lesson to teach
Italian-style Chanukah in Israel
Two synagogues, 40 holy arks and many artifacts were taken from Italy.
The tradition of Latke-palooza
Born out of guilt, big cooking frenzy makes Chanukah "alone" enjoyable.
The Mideast has its positives
Not every story coming from Israel has to do with people getting killed.
Anti-Semitic ideas found in diary
A new find forces a reassessment of the president who was considered one of Israel's strongest supporters.