Stories from the May 2010 SDJJ Edition
Wild Wonders
by Jessica HanewinckelA nice Jewish girl devotes her life to exotic animal conservation
Turning Victims into Family
by Alanna BermanAdopt a Family Foundation takes victims of terror under their wing
A Song to Life
by Alanna BermanJFS welcomes community to concert featuring local musicians to benefit older adult centers
Once Hillel, Always Hillel
by Alanna BermanHillel Founder Miriam Lincoff
Just Say Shal-ommm
by Lonnie Burstein HewittJewish Meditation Comes to the Ideal Hotel
This Land is Your Land
by Tinamarie BernardShavuot ties Israelis from all backgrounds to the earth
Slavery and Freedom
by Pat LaunerJewish Confederates and a post-Civil War seder show up at the Old Globe in “The Whipping Man”
Escaping the Darkness
by Karen PearlmanTerry Wise chronicles her journey through depression as this year’s JFS Mental Health Luncheon keynote speaker
A Night on the J-Town
by Jessica HanewinckelAssistant Rabbi Michael Satz of Congregation Beth Israel infuses new life into a group for young adult Jews with a focus on spirituality
Join the Club
by Alanna BermanAt the Remington Club, older adults enjoy the good life in a beautiful location with warm and welcoming caregivers
A Real Lifesaver
by Alanna BermanLifeline Healthcare offers the support older adults need to maintain a high quality of life
Palm Springs
by Eileen SondakHadassah Southern California Honors Miriam Bent
What’s Going On?
by Eileen SondakEntertainment in Full Bloom
God Talk
by Rabbi Philip GraubartThe People v. The Seals
Living on the Front Page
by Andrea SimantovThe Price of Independence
Musings from Mama
by Sharon Rosen LeibLife in the Passenger Seat
She Birthed a Nation
by Pat LaunerTovah Feldshuh brings Golda Meir to life at the Old Globe
A Whey to Savor Curd
by Lorraine and Phil ShapiroExperiment with dairy in new ways this Shavuot
A Soleful Sort of Art
by Jessica HanewinckelTo senior and artist Barbara Neiman, the world is her canvas





















