September 2004 Stories
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Jews, Muslims still talk
Latest interfaith venture attracts people of other faiths.
From merchant to king
Unbiased Mideast conflict analysis
Doctors revisit circumcision
B.C. college determines that potential negative effects negate benefits.
The pomegranate dating test
Signs are not about "playing the game," they're about finding red flags.
The holidays are a time for change
Baby bunnies for New Year's?
Israeli tradition leads a family to become pet owners for the first time.
Happy, healthy, good ’n’ sweet
Traditional Rosh Hashanah food and drink can be beneficial to health.
Cooking a brisket for the soul
No matter what the recipe, all of them have an element in common: Time.
Books are not just for idiots
Life based on Bible
Female Canuck broke barriers
Jewish music that'll rock you
New releases include first-timers and a songbook from a longtime pro.
Tips on giving tzedakah wisely
The steamship Great Britain
Preservation efforts offer a glimpse of Jewish life at sea in the 1850s.
Curaçao's rich Jewish history
Community once financed New York, Philadelphia and other synagogues.
Duke University and the Jews
Peacing it together in B.C.
Palestinians and Israelis leave their comfort zones to talk face-to-face.
How we live in our heads
Movie offerings are not that rosy
Reflections on a peace event
Don't judge a film by its title
BAILA LAZARUS EDITOR AND CYNTHIA RAMSAY SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH