Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Tammuz 10, 5773

Judith Leiber’s career has taken her from the Budapest Ghetto to the White House
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Judith Leiber reflects on a remarkable life that has encompassed surviving the Holocaust, creating the iconic handbag company that bears her name and witnessing the opening of a museum devoted to her craft.
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The debate over who can pray where at the Kotel is especially salient for Americans who travel to Israel for simchas or synagogue tours.
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Lisa Goldwag Kassner
Do you want to be experimented on by eating sushi, salmon fillet, or bagels and lox made with a new type of salmon with eel genes in it — salmon which hasn’t been adequately tested for human consumption or environmental safety?
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Built-in Advantages
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Beth D'Addono, Inside Magazine feature.
Smaller can be better — but it takes some creative noodling to make it happen. Local interior designers and staging experts give tips.
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Diane McManus, JE Feature
With a transplant from her twin 20 years ago, Marilyn Alexander extended her life — and now works to help others with multiple myeloma.
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