COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS
- Family Matters: A Dream Remembered
By Allan Rabinowitz
Fond recollections of a youthful self infuse the bric-a-brac of
childhood, whether it is a beloved doll, a well–used ball or a coveted
music box.
- Israeli Life:Jewel in the Rough
By Barbara Sofer
Michal Negrin's floral, ornate earrings and necklaces have a large and devoted following; and her shops, located around the world, are the places where her romantic aesthetic is given free rein.
- Interview: Nir Barkat
By Charley J. Levine
Nir Barkat, 50, the successful high-tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist, was elected mayor of Jerusalem in November 2008, pledging to improve life in the city through growth and efficient management.
- Profile: Joshua Bell
By Rahel Musleah
The chart-topping violinist reflects on music, family and fatherhood as he looks forward to performances for television, Israeli audiences and an expanded family.
- The Arts: Memory Has a Home in Queens
By Randi Sherman
For students and locals, historians and survivors, the recently opened Harriet and Kenneth Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center and Archives is a valuable addition to New York's most ethnically diverse borough.
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