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Business

Ashton Kutcher Talks Tech in Tel Aviv

Sports

For Love of the Game, Brothers Attended Different Schools

Health

The Art of Control: Study Analyzes Impact of Cancer Support Groups

Health

Oh, to Be -- 65?

By:

Todd H. Goldberg, M.D. | JE Feature

Are you or some of your loved ones old and sick and miserable?

Education

Local Archive Inks Deal with Yad Vashem

By:

Bryan Schwartzman

Gratz College's 32-year-old Holocaust Oral History Archive contains interviews with more than 900 survivors of the Shoah, amounting to thousands of hours of testimony.

Arts

Armed with a can of plum spray paint, Fernando Romero swiftly filled in a section of exposed gray stucco wall on an apartment building just off Temple University's main campus. Above him, another artist on a ladder added a skyline of black towers flanking huge green letters that spelled out: "Defend the Future."

Fighting Cancer

Danger of Delay Tactics With Breast Cancer

By:

Diane McManus | JE Feature

Cancer never comes at a convenient time.

Families

Bringing Alice Home to Rest at Long Last

By:

Harry Wall | JE Feature

The passages in the history book, about the devastating 1918 influenza that took the lives of more than 30 million people worldwide, were brief, almost cryptic: "Alice Wolowitz, a student nurse at [Philadelphia's] Mount Sinai Hospital, began her shift in the morning, felt sick and was dead 12 hours later."