Yom Kippur
By this time, I have lost so many family and friends to death that when Rabbi Jamie calls on us for Kaddish, I can sound
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By this time, I have lost so many family and friends to death that when Rabbi Jamie calls on us for Kaddish, I can sound
Watching CNN and PBS through the year, the talking heads tell us that all our systems are broken: the financial system, the medical delivery system,
We Jews were uprooted. Nations buried us, someone said, only to find out that we were seeds. So we sprouted here. Now, we seem to have come upon an era of toleration, but is it because humankind is becoming less human and more kind? Or that people just don’t give a damn any more?
Tangled and discarded, my torn word The teenagers have taken up and dressed in it, Sweated in it, dancing, stretched it to fit an overflow
Why is America the greatest nation in history? No other country provides a daily challenge and the need to utilize every physical, mental, and creative
Imagine Mama Warthin’s joy To see her darling, bright-eyed boy A Doctor-school success Surmounting scrimping self-denial He vaults the moats of every trial A resident,
Argue, acne, carcinoma, Anthrax boils, granuloma, Botulism, lues, cystitis, Beri-beri, blepheritis. Dandruff, diabetes, coma, Chancre, shingles, melanoma, Atalectesis, arthritis,
Why is America the greatest nation in history? No other country provides a daily challenge and the need for utilizing every physical, mental and creative
Cong. Beth Evergreen is forty—that broad vista between the acne and the menopause. Some people don’t believe in miracles, but here we are, almost all