December 2007 Stories

Student survey dispels myth

Canadian campuses disprove of academic bans.

Lights unto the world

Gathering recognizes efforts of Lubavitch shlichim.

Ecological challenges

Environmental study predicts desertification.

A dysfunctional family

Author desperately seeks love and repentance.

The musical chameleon returns

For the last 50 years, musician Bob Dylan has been shifting from one identity to another.

It's not a catch phrase

Editorial

Caring for Israel's wounded

A new local MDA chapter becomes the fifth in Canada.

Latkes for the holidays

Artists launch a new book with a timely title.

It's a worthwhile show

Directorial issues don't detract from holiday treat.

The accidental artist

Necessity was the mother of his inventions.

Words with intensity

Jewish book festival ends with gifted musicians.

Novels only partially satisfy

Remaining mindful of morality

As scientific development allows godlike creation, scientists must proceed cautiously.

Audacity and peace

Editorial

Israeli wines now available

When does life end?

Medicine and religion clash as man dies.

A lifetime of art, music

Exercise in pregnancy

Nider helps healthy mothers for healthy children.

Black Coffee has positive effect

U.S. visit of Israeli/Ethiopian hip-hop band sparks debate about racial discrimination.

A right to be offended

Editorial

A collaborative effort

Sisters' parents the subjects of art exhibit.

Making economic ties

Businessman promotes Israel exchanges.

Genocide – Poland to Rwanda

A Vancouver woman travels the world trying to make sense of the incomprehensible.

When minutes matter most

Basic first-aid and CPR skills could help save someone's life.

Keeping Jews together

New group tries to fill a niche for young adults.

Finding one's identity

At Hillel, it's like going to camp all year round.

Afghanistan on the silver screen

Living in ignorant bliss

Editorial