Juniors to gear up for carnival
FORGET Byron Bay or Surfers Paradise for a vacation this summer. The hottest action promises to take place in downtown Sydney…
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A fair go for Rabbi Feldman The highlypublicised wrangling over Sydney’s Yeshiva College is over and the community’s focus has shifted elsewhere. But Rabbi Pinchus Feldman was unfairly pilloried, despite his remarkable injection of Yiddishkeit into this community, argues Justice Marcus Einfeld
OVER the years there has been much more that I have disagreed with Rabbi Pinchus Feldman…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Property Market Cools Figures released by the Real Estate Institute (REI) of NSW show a 36 percent drop in the total number of property sales in Sydney during the March quarter 2004
This comes after a 12 percent drop in sales during the December quarter 2003. Over the March quarter,…
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ISRAELI farms in the Desert which have an annual rainfall of 25mm yet export over 50 per cent of Israel’s fresh produce were on the agenda of a…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →BLACKBOARD On with the show
THE CAST of I Never Saw Another Butterfly aren't ready to put their costumes away — they are hoping to bring the show to Sydney. Perth's Justine Youth House director and play…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Art, truth and the ‘Jewish Lobby’ The furore over the recent anti-Israel art exhibition in Melbourne again cast the Jewish community into the media spotlight. Peter Kohn focuses on how Jewish organisations react when unfavourable propaganda rears its head
THE scenario is depressingly familiar. Under the guise of freedom of speech, an artist unveils a piece of agitprop, as…
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EMANUEL School old scholar and dux of 2003, Michael Edwards had his writing published in the 2003 Young Writers Showcase. Twenty writers were selected to show their work, out of some…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maccabi turns to youth for carnival David Wiseman
MACCABI NSW has turned to the leaders of tomorrow in a bid to make junior carnivals more enticing for young athletes by appointing Daniel…
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Students of Eileen Rogoff’s Studio 11 art school exhibited their work at the Bondi Pavilion. Part of the proceeds were donated to the Sydney Children’s Hospital. Photos: Justine Perl…
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A NUMBER of Jewish sculptors are featuring their creations in the upcoming Sculptors Society 2004 Sculpture Exhibition. The exhibition will showcase over 200 sculptures…
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MACCABI NSW has appointed Mikey Wakerman and Danny Deutsch to head up the social committee for the 2005 junior carnival in Sydney next January…
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THEY weren't allowed to play the Beatles or Bob Dylan on the Soviet streets during the 1960s and 70s, but Catch 22's spirited music was still heard coming from underground, avant-guard…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A teenager's carnival Inside Macnsw
FOR all those sceptics and 15- and 16-year-olds who believe that junior carnival is too young for them - or even a bit passe - think again…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Maccabiah trial set for carnival Lawn Bowls
SYDNEY Jewish lawn bowlers who have nominated for the 17th Maccabiah Games in Israel next year have been warned that they must compete…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Junior carnival now a top drawcard Maccabi Nsw
MACCABI has announced sign-on dates for what is expected to be the largest junior carnival in Sydney since 1996, when more than 930…
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JOSHUA Yeldham's "Solitudes Bride" series exhibits at ArtHouse Gallery, Rushcutters Bay, August 11-28. Inquiries: 93311012, www.tjc.com.au…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Great engravings at antique fair
The 4th Annual AADA Antiques & Fine Arts Fair will be held from August 18 - 22 at Wharf 8, Sydney Darling Harbour Passenger Terminal…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Renowned Administrator Named Carnival Patron
LOOKING for a patron for its junior carnival, Maccabi NSW went back to the future in the shape of renowned sports administrator Michael Wrublewski. For…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →It's the Iraqi Horror Picture Show
[?] affixing posters of transvestites around town, but the cast of this year’s University of NSW Law Revue…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Drink Spiking a good night out, a safe night out Beware complacency. Katrina Pacey explain show women can protect themselves against drink spiking
DRINK spiking has been given a great deal of media coverage over the past few years. Reports of occurrences has been brought to the…
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