October 2009 Stories
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Hope for spinal cord injuries
Israeli robotic technology helps patients relearn how to walk.
Plan could mean war
Intelligence expert reassures
A former Mossadnik speaks about the psychology of war.
A passion for classical
Walk funds to fight cancer
Serving in Afghanistan at age 56
Orly Avior, an Israeli woman in the American army, was in the country for eight months.
Sukkot values receptiveness
Only a dollar, that's all
Sharing healing lessons
Eight steps to address mess
Zlotnik seminar offers financial freedom through clutter-busting.
Jewish Cuba is vibrant
An intransigent partner
Disappearing communities
Danny Singer examines the small-town theatre that remains.
Singing is the show's real star
The Thing About Men is a fun play but it needs a slight rewrite.
Daniel Silva series is thrilling
Disney heroines as real women
Photographer envisions what life is like for princesses following the happily ever after.
Wiesel's 80th overwhelming
There's a fresh face at the JNF
Goldwein leads the Vancouver chapter into the next era.
Reducing vulnerability is key
Positive environment for children builds a strong foundation.
Creative chef wins fans
Police academy visits
A thriving community to explore
Paris' Jewish Quarter is rich with art, architecture, history, fashion and kosher cuisine.
The devil gets lost in the mix
An eclectic musical program
Har El is presenting The 3 Cantors with Marvin Hamlisch.
Grieving and healing
Too close for comfort
Jewish body as propaganda
Imagery contributed to society's acceptance of mass murder.
Generations survive, thrive
Recording layers of meaning
Lorne Greenberg's photographs capture a deceptive simplicity.