February 2011 Stories
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Evolution of Jewish art
Questions in fire’s aftermath
JNF official Kalil Adar suggests changes for Israel’s national parks.
Memory games get results
Israeli computer program helps slow effects of Alzheimer’s.
Jewish hip-hop star home
Just out of jail, Shyne has plans for a permanent move to Israel.
Smart, sassy, sardonic
Some respite from chronic illness
The decision to seek controversial MS therapy came after soul searching and fundraising.
Accepting all Jews into fold
Celebrating 80 years ...
Conservative changes afoot
Not just any old ball
Music adds spirituality
JWB editor Arnold dies
Full commitment to justice
Harry Walsh is recognized as the longest-serving Canadian lawyer.
Tools for a deep relaxation
Israeli entrepreneurs court the world with bath and body products.
What about finders keepers?
Laws of lost or abandoned property in Jewish and common law.
Celebrating 80 years ...
Alternative immune booster
Speakers discuss the benefits of camel milk as a medicine.
Move to end costly rivalries
Israel has plans to merge its state-owned defence makers.
Israelis build bridges
An object’s poetic life
More than a musical family
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra plays Mahler in Seattle on Feb. 26.
Living in multicultural Canada
Celebrating 80 years ...
Arrest in Szendrei case
Site sells for millions
Uncover deep family roots
Jewish community renewal
A return trip to Romania proves to be healing and fascinating.
Raised with love and Judaism
Preserving links to the past
Sheldon Goldfarb manages UBC’s Alma Mater Society records.