Jewish Currents 2004: Vol 58 Index

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Rosenbaum, Judith, As Others See Us (play review) — Nov., moron? — May, 6; Socially Responsible Capitalism, Some
69 Final Comments — Sept., 9
Rubinstein, Annette T., A Guide to American Jewish Letters Wright, Malcolm, Socially Responsible Capitalism, Some Fi-
(book review) — Nov., 61; Socially Responsible Capital- nal Comments — Sept., 8
ism — An Oxymoron? Response to Richard D. Wolff (View- Zelda, Three Poems (translated by Marcia Falk) — July, 40
point) — July, 5 Zumoff, Barnett, Translation of Three Poems About Mothers
Rubinstein, Tamar, The Fragile Brilliance of Jerome Robbins by Rajzel Zychlinsky — May, 20
(book review) — Nov., £1 Zychlinsky, Rajzel, Three Poems About Mothers, translated
Schappes, Morris U., Jews and the Jeffersonians — Nov., 23 by Barnett Zumoff — May, 20
Scherer, Rebecca, Two Poems in Judezmo — Nov., 16
Schmauch, Christoph, The European Union and the Process SUBJECTS
of Secularization — Mar., 9 Abolitionist movement — Mar., 27
Schwartz, Art, A Bright Spot in the Economy (memoir) — Abortion — July, 18
Nov., 32 Abramovich, Roman —Mar., 34
Seid, Judith, Music as the Heart of Experience — Sept., 32 Adler, Felix — July, 26
Seid, Ruth E., The Holiday Cycle in Jewish Children’s Books AIDS — Jan., 7
(book reviews) — Mar., 20 AIPAC — Nov., 28
Shanker, Marc, illustrations — Nov., 16, 17 American Jewish World Service — Jan., 7; Mar., 27
Shatzky, Joel, Grine Felder — Feuding Over Land in the Cat- Anti-Semitism, in Europe — July, 32; in Russia — Jan., 36;
skills — July, 21; The Protocols and a Century of Lies (book in Ukraine — Sept., 47; in U. S. — Jan., 28, 31, 35; May,
review) — Jan., 31 30; worldwide — July, 33; hoax — Nov., 82
Shtaynberg, Eliezer — Socks (poem) — Sept., 24 Auschwitz — Mar., 12; Sept., 2; Nov., 20
Sidney, Joan Seliger, Ache (poem) — Sept., 33 Balfour Declaration — May, 11
Silver, Mitchell, On Criticizing Israel (Viewpoint) — Nov., 6 Benario, Olga — Nov., 80
Simon, Maddy, Accepting the Moishe Katz Award — Sept., Berezovsky, Boris — Mar., 33
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Stavisky, Aron, Epiphany in Park Slope (poem) — Nov., 15
Stillman, Yankl, An Israeli Tourist in Handcuffs (film review)
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— Sept., 39; The Window Stays Open (poem) — Nov., 9
Wetzler, Laura, Yiddish Song is Mayn Oytser (book review) 20 East Oakdene Avenue
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Wolfe, Richard D., Socially Responsible Capitalism — an Oxy-
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Berg, Nicholas — July, 32 the Gates on George W. Bush — Sept., 3; Continuing the
Birobidzhan — Nov., 81 Struggle Over Medicare — Jan., 4; Defending Reproduc-
Bondi, August — Mar., 28 tive Rights — Mar., 5; Defining Terrorism, Reining in Vigi-
Book Reviews: A Mountain of Blintzes, by Barbara Diamond lantism — May, 5; Dr. King and the Spirit of Passover —
Goldin — Mar., 21; Abortion in Judaism, by Daniel Schiff Mar., 3; Gay Marriage: The Newest Civil Right — Mar., 5;
— July, 18; Animal Liberation, by Peter Singer — Mar., 22; George W. versus George W. — Jan., 3; Haiti, Then and
A Rumor About the Jews: Anti-Semitism, Conspiracy and Now — May, 5; Israel Isolated — Sept., 4; Morris U.
the Protocols of Zion, by Stephen Eric Bronner — Jan., 31; Schappes, 1907-2004 — July, 3; Saddam’s Capture Does
The Cambridge Companion to Jewish-American Literature, Not Make the War Kosher — Mar., 4; 350 Years of Jewish
edited by Michael P. Kramer and Hanna Wirth-Nesher — Activism — Nov., 5; Who the Hell Do We Think We Are?
Nov., 59; Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and — Nov., 3
the Holocaust, by Charles Patterson — Mar., 22; Gittel’s Electoral fraud in Florida — Sept., 46
Hands, by Erica Silverman — Mar., 21; Golems Among Us, Ethical Culture — July, 26
by Byron L. Sherwin — Nov., 18; Jazz Age Jews, by Michael European Union — Mar., 9
Alexander — Nov., 57; Jerome Robbins: His Life, His The- Farben, I. G. — Jan., 36
atre, His Dance, by Deborah Jowitt — Nov., 49; Lei Justice Federalists versus Republicans — Nov., 25
Well Up Like Water, by Bennett Muraskin — Nov., 19; Mayn Filene, Edward — Sept., 34
Oytser (My Treasure), by the Sholem Aleichem Club — July, Film review: James ‘Journey to Jerusalem — May, 40; Zelary
29; Nazis in Newark, by Warren Grover — Sept., 37; Noth- — Nov., 67
ing Sacred, by Douglas Rushkoff — Nov., 57; Parecon: Life Fischer, Bobby — Sept., 47
After Capitalism, by Michael Albert — July, 30; Press Box Foner, Henry — May, 31
Red: The Story of Lester Rodney, the Communist Who Helped Fradkov, Mikhail — May, 31
Break the Color Line in American Sports, by Irwin Silber — Frankfurter, Felix — Nov., 57
Mar., 31; Rachels Gift by Richard Ungar — Mar., 20; Raisels Friedman, Mikhail — Mar., 34
Riddle, by Erica Silverman — Mar., 20; Stone Shekhina: Gaza withdrawal — Nov., 29
Poems by Enid Dame — Jan., 33; The Magic of Kol Nidre, Gay and lesbian marriage — Mar., 5; May, 17
by Bruce H. Siegel — Mar., 21; The New Anti-Semitism — Geneva Initiative — Jan., 5, 18
The Current Crisis and What We Must Do About It, by Phyllis Goldberg, Itche (interview) — May, 13
Chesler — Jan., 28; Refuge in Hell: How Berlin's Jewish Golem — Nov., 18
Hospital Outlasted the Nazis, by Daniel B. Silver — Nov., Google — July, 33
53; Resilience and Courage: Women, Men and the Holo- Gusinsky, Vladimir — Mar., 34
caust, by Nechama Tec — Mar., 13; The Soul of Capital- Haiti — May, 5
ism: Opening Paths to a Moral Economy, by William Greider Hatikvah — Nov., 30
— Jan., 12; This Is the House that Jack Built, by Simms Hebrew — July, 15
Taback — Mar., 20; Tikvah Means Hope, by Patricia Polacco Holocaust — Mar., 12; Nov., 53
— Mar., 21; Visions and Stories of a Childhood in the Holo- Horwitz, Martin (interview) — July, 11
caust, by Cecylia Bitter Federman and Jerzy Bitter — Nov., Howard, John — Sept., 46
65; When the Chickens Went on Strike: A Rosh Hashonah Hunger and the Jewish Community — Mar., 26
Tale, by Erica Silverman — Mar., 21 Immigration: 350 years of Jewish immigration to the U.S. —
Brit Tzedek — Jan., 18 Jan., 22; Mar., 28; May, 24; July, 26; Sept., 34; Nov., 5; im-
Bronx radicals — Nov., 82 migration since September 11th, 2001: Sept., 14; Nov., 10
Bush, George W. — Jan., 3; Mar., 4; May, 3; Sept., 3 Iraq — Jan., 3; Mar., 4; May, 3; Sept., 3
Carnovsky, Morris — Nov., 30 Isserles, Rabbi Moses — Nov., 23
Capitalism — Jan., 12; May, 6; July, 5, 30; Sept. 6 Israel — Mar., 18; July, 8, 24; Sept. 4, 13, 40; Arab-Israeli
Center for Jewish History — Jan., 36 students — Nov., 8; criticism of — Nov., 6; emergency laws
Civil liberties — Sept., 14 illegal — Nov., 80; foreign workers in — July, 8; Gaza with-
Cover illustration: L. Greenblatt, Morris U. Schappes (1975); drawal — Nov., 29; and Iraq — July, 24; love and marriage
— July 1; H. S. Smith, The Biblical David and Jonathan in — Mar., 18; separation wall — Nov., 8
(1887) — May, 1 Israeli Arabs — Sept., 12
Cover photo: Lawrence Bush, The Statue of Liberty — Jan., Itche Goldberg at 100 — May, 13
1; Representation of the Fallen Synagogue, Notre Dame, Kerry, John — July, 32
Paris — Mar., 1 Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee — Nov., 81
Cracow — Nov., 22 Jewish Council for Public Affairs — July, 25; Sept., 40
Draft — July, 24 Jewish Fund for Justice — Mar., 27
Editorials: A New Era for Jewish Currents — Sept. 5; Closing Jewish law — July, 20
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Jewish radicalism — Jan., 22 Rothstein, Arnold — Nov., 57
Jewish secularism — Nov., 57; in England — Mar., 35 Russia, Jewish life in — July, 11
Jews: in France, Sept., 47; in Lithuania — May, 32; in the Russian oligarchs — Jan., 36; Mar., 33; May, 30
United Kingdom —Mar., 35 Saddam Hussein — Mar., 4
Jolson, Al — Nov., 57 Schappes, Morris U. — July, 3; Sept., 22; Nov., 25, 46
Judezmo — Nov., 16 Shefa Fund — Jan., 14; Mar., 27
Kerry, John — July, 32 Socially responsible capitalism — Jan., 12; May, 6; July, 5;
King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. — Mar., 3 Sept., 6
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail — Mar., 34 Sudan — Sept., 47
Letters: David Alman — Sept. 44; Isak Arbus, reply to Ethel Ukraine — Sept., 47; Jewish life in — July, 11
Kirschenbaum — Sept., 2; Abraham Arnold — Jan., 2, Nov., Wald, Lillian — May, 24
70; Claudette Bass — Nov., 71; David Eugene Blank — Wilson, Edward O. — Sept., 18
May, 33; Kevin A. Brook — Mar., 2; Paul Brown — Nov., Workmen’s Circle — Sept., 5
71; Lawrence Bush, reply to Abraham Arnold — Jan., 2; Yiddish — July, 15, 29; Nov., 81
reply to Edward Rosenberg and Mickey Flacks — Mar., 37; Yom Kippur — Nov., 21
reply to Annette T. Rubinstein — May, 32; Joe Dimow, re-
ply to Ralph Seliger and Ken Brociner — Sept., 43; Steven
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Mazon — Mar., 26 15. a. Total no. copies, average during preceding 12 months: 3,350;
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Medicare bill — Jan., 35 circulation, through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter
Messinger, Ruth — Sept., 41 sales — average during preceding 12 months: 0; actual for single
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Milgram Obedience Experiment — Jan., 8 subscriptions — average during preceding 12 months, 1,981; actual
New Israel Fund — Mar., 27 for single issue published nearest to filing date, 1,994. c. Total paid
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Nose jobs — Sept., 27 2,100; actual for single issue published nearest to filing date, 2,119.
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Protocols of Zion — Jan., 31 actual for single issue published nearest to filing date, 65.798%.
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