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JGA Mar-Apr 09
JewishTHE Happy Georgian Passover Volume 21, Number 3 Atlanta, Georgia MARCH-APRIL 2009 FREE JEA Reunion is all about the 3 R’s: reconnecting…reminiscing…reflecting What’s Inside By Leon Socol he Atlanta Jewish Educational Alliance (JEA) was founded nearly T100 years ago as the place for Blurring the Boundaries Atlanta’s Jewish youth to gather for social, A new exhibition at the Dunwoody educational, and sports activities and to Public Library moves effortlessly strengthen their connection to their between poetry and visual art. Judaism. Page 27 The JEA, which was located on Capitol Avenue, was the Sunday gathering place for many young people and home to Part of the Family some 30 clubs. During the ‘20s, ‘30s, ‘40s, Chancer, the country’s first fetal alco- and ‘50s, boys and girls participated in hol spectrum disorder service dog, basketball, softball, track, carom, and ten- has brought calm and joy to a young nis. Many young Jews excelled in these boy and his family. sports and learned teamwork and skills at the JEA. Lasting friendships were formed. Page 27 JEA Reunion Steering Committee (from left to right): Archie Merlin, Sylvia Coming up on the century anniversary Schwartz, Ken Levenstiem, Rachelle Berliner, Arnold Balser, Fran Landau, of the JEA, Dan Maslia realized that there Larry Greenberg, Leonard Sherman, Raymond Taratoot, Helen Alperin, Sam had never been a reunion of those boys and Pinsky (Not pictured: Pat Aronoff, Asher Benator, Johnny Benator, Josiah Holocaust Sculpture girls of yesteryear. Many of them had Benator, Ted Frankel, Hilda Goodelman, David Kletzky, Harriet Mills, Frieda reached their senior years and lost track of Dedicated Socol, Paul Teplis) (all photos: www.heidimorton.com) A new sculpture honoring Holocaust See JEA REUNION, page 5 survivor and author Alex Gross graces the campus of Greenfield Hebrew Academy. -
What's Inside
THE VolumeJewish 26, Number 5 Atlanta, Georgia Georgian July-August 2014 FREE WHAT’S INSIDE A Wedding to Remember It was a day of meaning and beauty for the bride, the groom, and all in attendance. By Janice Rothschild Blumberg Page 14 Scanning History The Breman Museum’s Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History is now digitizing documents and will start putting them online by the end of the year. By Jeremy Katz Page 18 At Home in Jerusalem Twenty places in the U.S. call themselves Jerusalem. By David Geffen Page 7 30 Years of Lending a Hand Since its opening in 1984, the Shearith Israel Women’s Shelter has helped more than 1,000 women beat homelessness and restart their lives. By Leon Socol Page 16 New Name, Expanded Vision The American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Southeast Region, has changed its name to conexx: America Israel Business Connector. Page 6 The MJCCA presents the epic musical drama Les Misérables, August 7-17. Page 24 Page 2 THE JEWISH GEORGIAN July-August 2014 Don’t let zealousness blind your view There is a saying that “If the facts of a number of unsuccessful attempts to the world have taken as their mission to don’t fit the theory, change the facts.” Some conquer, destroy, and dismantle Israel. delegitimize the state of Israel. There are attribute this to Albert Einstein; however, Now, once again, Israel has been forced some amongst us who choose to portray this sourcing is in question. In a discussion to take defensive military action against Israel as an immoral nation acting in an BY Marvin this quote on the website brightdrops.com, its antagonists, who have chosen to attack illegal fashion. -
Jewish Atlanta's Rising Stars
NEXT WEEK: BACK TO SCHOOL VOL. XCIII NO. 29 JULY 27, 2018 | 15TH OF AV 5778 18 Under 18: Jewish Atlanta's Rising Stars COVER STORY, PAGES 16-20 NATION-STATE BILL UNITY ON TISHA B'AV THE SABRA RIDERS ATLANTANS' SIX O.T.P. SYNAGOGUES LOCAL JEWISH PERSPECTIVE FOUGHT "BASELESS BIKERS RIDE TO ON ISRAEL'S NEW HATRED" BY OBSERVING RAISE MONEY & LEGISLATION. THE HOLIDAY TOGETHER. AWARENESS. OPINION, LOCAL NEWS, COMMUNITY, PAGES 12 & 14 PAGE 7 PAGE 23 THIS WEEK ber of stories about the recent passage of of connecting current events with the PUBLISHER Tikkun Olam a nation-state law and the arrest of a Con- Holocaust. Comparing the past and pres- MICHAEL A. MORRIS servative rabbi for officiating at a Jewish ent in this way waters down history, the [email protected] Jews are known for our early dual- wedding. Both events came only days be- award-winning author and Holocaust MANAGING PUBLISHER language education, commitment to fore Tisha B’Av, which marks the destruc- expert said at another community Tisha KAYLENE LADINSKY Judaism and its values of community tion of the Temples in Jerusalem and oth- B’Av service. [email protected] service and Tikkun Olam, repairing er tragedies in Jewish history. We dissect Learning from the past to shape our the world. Despite being as young as 10, the Nationality Law with reactions to the future. That’s a concept many of the 18 ADVERTISING many of the 18 Under 18 we chose to hon- news from local rabbis attending a joint Under 18 we profile seem to understand. -
JGA Jan-Feb 2014 ///JGA NOV/DEC 07
JewishTHE Georgian Volume 26, Number 2 Atlanta, Georgia January-February 2014 FREE WHAT’S INSIDE More Films, More Festival The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival continues to expand in depth and breadth. Full coverage, Pages 29-33 Building a second career Architect Paul Muldawer brings his love of cities to his work as an artist. By Carolyn Gold Page 51 The Many Faces of Israel Bonds Development Corporation for Israel, a.k.a. Israel Bonds, thrives because of the work of many; this year, Shirley and Perry Brickman are honored for their contributions. By Marvin Botnick Page 49 Making School Possible The Jewish Educational Loan Fund quietly helps students pay for post- secondary education. By I.M. Levi Page 26 Making History by Preserving It Since 1977, the Southern Jewish Historical Society has worked to ensure that the unique experience of Southern Jewry is recorded and remembered. By Ruben Stanley Page 50 Breaking Ground Temima, the Richard & Jean Katz High School for Girls, will now have a building that matches its aspirations and accomplishments. The Riches of Rich’s By R.M. Grossblatt The Breman Museumʼs “Return to Richʼs: The Story Behind the Store” is a comprehensive Page 34 examination of one of Atlantaʼs defining and most beloved institutions. See article on pages 14-15 Page 2 THE JEWISH GEORGIAN January-February 2014 What’s HAPPENING Dr. Catherine Lewis (right) talks THE FABULOUS BREMAN MUSEUM Spring Asher (center) (All exhibit about the exhibit EXHIBIT ON RICH’S. Now on display at photos courtesy of The Breman The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum, Ivani Photography) Everybody had stories to tell about an Museum is “Return to Rich’s—The Story experience at Rich’s, and the show brought Behind the Store,” an exhibition that will BY Reg back many happy memories of this great delight and fascinate anyone who grew up Regenstein store.