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Issue date of Friday February 2, 2007 - Thursday February 8, 2007
 When homeroom is at home
Homeschooling makes inroads into mainstream Jewish world
Conference inspires discussion on ‘the new anti-Semitism’
Contra Costa film fest spans the Jewish universe
local
 Stanford student group links Israel, apartheid
BJE in N.Y. recruits head of S.F. agency Rabbi-author ponders truth, justice and the Jewish way Shorts: Bay Area
national
Most survey respondents vote in favor of gay Conservative rabbis U.N. commemorates the Holocaust with survivors and a packed house Shorts: U.S.
international
Calm of Eilat resort town shattered by bombing More violent incidents foreseen along fenceless border with Egypt Minister Ramon’s conviction forces reshuffling of Cabinet Shorts: Mideast Shorts: World
columns
the column : In the Jewish state, is faith a great divider?
torah : There is something new under the sun, if we renew our souls
cooking : Indiana synagogue’s cookbook is a delight
jokes : Jokes
views
edit : The United Nations gets one right
opinion : An Israeli carrot for the foreign press opinion : U.N. can fight Holocaust denial, but victims’ kin must do the most opinion : To remember the Holocaust, we must fight to stamp out evil
letters to the editor : Letters
the arts
For Torah beginners, this book is essential ‘Incantation’ is rewarding for younger readers Val Kilmer’s Commandment: Accept bad taste, worse music
supplement
Jewish education and camp guide : Sunday school isn’t just for kids; parents join in at Rodef Sholom Jewish education and camp guide : When it comes to college essays, three JCHS grads know the secrets Jewish education and camp guide : Local artist’s nonprofit gives kids a hands-on after-school alternative
complete story list
When homeroom is at home Homeschoolers weigh pros, cons of full-time motherhood Jewish learning at home … and on the Web Conference inspires discussion on ‘the new anti-Semitism’ Contra Costa film fest spans the Jewish universe Israeli terror widow reunites with S.F. family and tells story to world New program lets Jewish teen girls talk openly about adolescence Bay Area Muslims tour Holocaust art exhibit Stanford student group links Israel, apartheid BJE in N.Y. recruits head of S.F. agency Rabbi-author ponders truth, justice and the Jewish way Most survey respondents vote in favor of gay Conservative rabbis Shorts: Bay Area U.N. commemorates the Holocaust with survivors and a packed house Shorts: U.S. Calm of Eilat resort town shattered by bombing More violent incidents foreseen along fenceless border with Egypt Minister Ramon’s conviction forces reshuffling of Cabinet Shorts: Mideast Shorts: World In the Jewish state, is faith a great divider? Faces There is something new under the sun, if we renew our souls Indiana synagogue’s cookbook is a delight Jokes The United Nations gets one right An Israeli carrot for the foreign press U.N. can fight Holocaust denial, but victims’ kin must do the most To remember the Holocaust, we must fight to stamp out evil Letters For Torah beginners, this book is essential ‘Incantation’ is rewarding for younger readers Val Kilmer’s Commandment: Accept bad taste, worse music New book looks at the world of matriarchs Shorts: The Arts Births B'nai mitzvah Engagement Isaac Baum, Auschwitz survivor, inveterate optimist, dies at 79 Marin actor/director, ‘renaissance man’ Artie Gilbert Deaths Arts & entertainment Theater Film Music & dance TV & radio Lectures & workshops Benefits & social events Spiritual & holiday Singles Sunday school isn’t just for kids; parents join in at Rodef Sholom When it comes to college essays, three JCHS grads know the secrets Local artist’s nonprofit gives kids a hands-on after-school alternative Conservative day schools debate admitting kids of non-Jewish moms Inner-city youth get an unforgettable Holocaust lesson Contra Costa day school getting its own brand-new home Jews and Jesuits live in harmony at Santa Clara University Paid to learn about Judaism? Only in Vienna! Programs aim to start Jewish learning early — even at birth When it comes to homework, how much help is too much? Tips for helping kids with homework Israel and diaspora meet at camp, under Promised Land skies Campfires and macrame make way for Jewish specialty camps Hearts will get pumping at Tehiyah jump rope event B’nai B’rith offering camp adventure trips Teacher training initiatives at heart of Israel education Camp Guide All Ads
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