March 2005 Stories
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Rozenzweig's killer gets life
Anti-Semitism determined not to have played a role in brutal slaying.
Zundel finally deported
The dirty truth in Disherwashers
Jewish teacher turns artist
Facing the prospect of retirement made easier with a love of watercolor.
Israeli seniors find a voice at last
Jerusalem charity offers much-needed advice and support to pensioners, while its impact is felt across Israel.
Ballet dancers part of artwork
A tale of two super-hero families
Ancient legacy of Qumeran
Dead Sea Scrolls writers believed in "magic," Hebrew U scholar says.
The tragedy of Million Dollar Baby
Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning boxing epic forces us to assess the value of life amidst a shattered dream.
A service to the community
New board chair mixes outreach experience with Vancouver Opera vision.
Copenhagen too complicated
Fascinating discussion is marred by overly detailed scientific jargon.
Keep the Israeli army as it is
Purim as a telling time
Power struggle between Jews
Clever Queen Esther takes a chance and manages to create harmony.
Purim fun is a serious business
Israeli students go to great lengths to observe this holiday that celebrates the triumph of good over evil.
A truly amazing (Shabbat) race
News you didn't know
The next chapter of activism
Canadian Jewish Congress re-examines what defines a "Jewish issue."
Jewish films are on their way
Festival documentaries depict both the best and the worst of humanity.
Play attacks ideals of beauty
Artists put passion into work
Gallery exhibit explores space, shape, color, abstraction, realism.
Keeping his eyes on the ball
Vancouver doctor to play soccer in Haifa at the 2005 Maccabiah Games.
Learning more about Judaism
Hillel brings students of all backgrounds together for many reasons.