July 2003 Stories
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Ready for violent protests
United States rules could result in more Muslim students here.
Volunteering with Israeli army
More than 94,000 people have worked with Sar-El over the last 21 years.
A triumph of the written word
Daniel Stolar's first collection of short stories depicts life with honesty.
Matchmaker, matchmaker ...
U.S. documentary gives a candid portrayal of the Jewish dating scene.
Kids are all smiles in Jerusalem
Since 1980, about 4,500 dentists from 13 countries have helped out at Dental Volunteers for Israel clinic.
Two more awards for the JWB
American Jewish Press Association honors its own at annual conference.
Comedy's twins draw laughs
Jews can carry in Vancouver
New eruv will give Orthodox families more freedom during Shabbat.
Prague – city of a hundred spires
The cemetery buildings form part of the best preserved complex of Jewish historical monuments in all of Europe.
The best knishes in Vancouver
A healthy way of eating
Good eating, good prices
Atkins: too quick a fix?
"There's fungus in my soup!"
Experience a West 10th Enigma
New restaurant draws upscale urbanites and low-income students alike.
Water, water, anywhere
Dining out horror stories
Future is tied to our children
The last vestiges of a dying world
Richmond synagogues flourish
Eitz Chaim and Ohr Emet are optimistic and planning for new facilities.
Pros and cons of censorship
Excellent acting and controversial topic make Shylock worth seeing.