CONTENTS
UP FRONT
'
Some Tough
Introspection
\WINSTON PICKETT
The UJA is critiquing
its hard-sell approach.
11
SPORTS
Hockey Shtick
STEVE STEIN
7
OPINION
A more positive look
at Conservative Jewry.
14
For 20 years, Yeshiva
Hockey League provides
some fast action.
DETROIT
49
• Emanu-El hires
Rabbi Amy Bigman.
• Beth El adopts
inner-city school.
20
NOTEBOOK
Jews and minorities
and Hillel Levine.
31
BACKGROUND
New nuclear threat
to Israel — from Iran.
54
FOCUS
Dreams of an immigrant
created Hebrew Memorial.
DEPARTMENTS
GENERATIONS
CLOSE-UP
My Best
Friend
ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM
Prominent Detroiters talk
about their best pals.
24
Spring, Mom
and Israel
On a gorgeous Mother's Day,
thousands march for Israel.
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51
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63
68
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100
126
Purely Commentary
Community
Synagogues
Lag B'Omer
Ann Arbor
For Women
On Campus
Danny Raskin
Carla Schwartz
Fine Arts
Food
Engagements
Births
Single Life
Here's To
Classified Ads
Obituaries
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ENTERTAINMENT 65
John Freedson begged
for his big audition.