Stories from the July 2011 OCJL Edition
Keeping it Kosher
by Carine NadelMazel tov and congratulations on your blessing from OC’s Kosher caterers.
Chassidic Rock
by Jeff Singer8th Day offers third album.
Banning the Ban
by Ilene SchneiderLegislators and other take action against anti-circumcision measure.
Symphony of Love
by Ilene SchneiderThe Friendship Circle pays tribute to its dedicated teen volunteers.
Summer Fun in Israel
by Teddy WeinbergerFamily-friendly vacations with manageable driving distances abound.
Society Roundup
Women’s Philanthropy Installs Board
Are Two States a Real Solution??
by Rabbi David EliezrieIsraeli concessions have not brought about peace.
Humility
by Andrea SimantovMan must accept his own relative insignificance.
On the Lighter Side
by Mayrav SaarBanning circumcision has implications.
Kids Konnection
by Barbara BoarnetEncourage your children to make their Mitzvah projects substantial.
The Jewish Soup
by Reina V. KutnerSchtik.com offers the matzo ball complement to social networking.
Seventy-Six Days To Go
by Sherwin PomerantzHere is what UN delegates owe to Israel.
Small World, After All
by Judy FlormanRichard Sherman returns to roots of his work with new version of Mary Poppins.
Karen Green’s Kitchen
by Karen GreenJuly 4, a Party in the Park
Taking a Bow
by Sheila WitzlingJStage performers wow audience with Fiddler.
Lovingkindness
by Andrea SimantovAll of us have the opportunity to convert into something kinder.
Celebrating Orange County’s Jewish History
by Dalia TaftSharon Bernstein, New Miss Anaheim
Shifting Sands
by Bob SternRetired Israeli major general will speak on Middle East on behalf of Ariel University Center.
Power to Help the Powerless
by Ilene SchneiderBorn out of love and concern, Aleh Negev creates a community for the severely disabled.
UCI Happenings
by Bob SternStudents go to Israel with Hasbara; police investigate vandalism incident.
Book Review
by Rabbi Jack RiemerBook helps to explain Jeremiah.
The Next Generation
by David Lewis, CEO, Bureau of Jewish EducationFor graduating seniors, TALIT Nation @ the Bureau has fostered a love of being Jewish that will last a lifetime.
Washington Adventure
by Aaron EliasAIPAC Policy Conference nurtures student activism.
Nation’s First Interreligious University
by Jerry SimonClaremont Lincoln University is established with $50 million gift.




















