January 2004 Stories
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First-class show at the Centre
Toe-tapping 42nd Street singing is outmatched by the stellar dancing.
Famous Jews who died last year
Israel supporters in cabinet
Jewish state has friends in the new Martin government, says Owen.
The world through Jewish eyes
The spectrum of Jew-hatred
Anti-Zionism can, and often does, resemble traditional anti-Semitism.
Teenagers take over Toronto
Pinwheel Region sends 57 youth to annual international convention.
While the children are away...
For parents, camp season is work – shopping, visiting and worrying.
How to find your basherte in 2004
B.C. premier promises action
Officials pledge to restore funding and staffing to the Hate Crime Team.
Miracle defends controversial article
Paper's editor feels that Canadian Jewish Congress has overreacted, with sad results.
Camps inspire creative careers
A mosaic, a tallit and a frog-and-grasshopper afikoman case are samples of the artwork of former campers.
Nurturing independence
Parents hope that their children's letters will fill them in on life at camp, but they usually get "Camp's fine."
"He's my hero," says mother
Hundreds of people around the world grieve the death of Marc Rozen.
Playing the game of life
Saul Miller’s show at the Zack Gallery clever and fun.
Preserving the Hebrew U. legacy
A program of education and fund-raising to assist with the university's restoration plans begins in March.
Toronto youth receives honor
The Charlie Awards recognize outstanding Birthright Israel participants.
Presenting the case for Israel
Author Prof. Alan Dershowitz believes in truth and the objectivity of facts.