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6 Akiva Makes A Move

Leaving its Lathrup Village home,
Orthodox school finds shiny
new space.

July 16, 1999
Av 3, 5759
Vol. CXV, No. 21

DEPARTMENTS

Anniversaries .. 60
ApploTree
71
Births
56
22 Realigning The Peace Process Business
118
Disagreements could test a new
Calendar
51
era in U.S.-Israeli relations.
Carla Schwartz ...106
Community
41
22 Local Applause
Crossword
91
Ehud Barak, peace process
... Answers
125
get widepread local support.
Cyber Spot
120
24 Between Barak
Danny Raskin . . . . .98
And A Hard Place
Editorials
31
Settlers are adamant ...
Food
113
but Syria sees opportunity.
Marketplace
121
Maul Tov!
55
32 Nurturing Seeds Of Peace
Obituaries
149
Former "enemies" become
Out & About
76
fast friends in Maine.
The Scene
108
Torah Portion
68
Weddings
58

41 Day Of Mourning

Study, prayer, fasting highlight
local observance of Tisha B'Av.

42 Danger And Possibility

We remember the destruction
and renew the spirit.

61 Southern Charm

Candlelighting
Friday, July 16
8:50 p.m.

Shabbat ends

Saturday, July 17
9:59 p.m.

Cover:
Detail of "Man Praying on
the Ninth of Av, "
Rothschild Mahzor,
Italy, 1492,
Courtesy of the Library of
the Jewish Theological
Seminary
Cover design by
Debbie Schultz

Two Detroiters invigorate
Judaism in Georgia.

its
tertainment

78 Eyes Wide Open

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak under a portrait of
assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, writes a note
during a session of his One Israel political faction, at the
Knesset in Jerusalem on Tuesday

Kubrick and Pollack and
Eyes Wide Shut.

Living Well

103 In The Saddle

The sport of horseback riding
is trotting into the mainstream.

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