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Summer 1998
In this issue: In pursuit of motherhood: infertility, new reproductive technologies and ethical adoption. Sex, power and rabbis: readers respond to allegations of Shlomo Carlebach’s misconduct. “Lilith,” the new opera at Glimmerglass. Fiction from Israel.
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Look Who’s Haunting Glimmerglass
by Sarah Blustain
Lilith makes her debut in a new opera by Deborah Drattell.
Sex, Power and Our Rabbis
by Sarah Blustain
Readers on allegations of Shlomo Carlebach’s sexual misconduct.
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Holocaust Survivors Play Poker
poetry by Rachel Goldstein
In Pursuit of Motherhood
by Susan Schnur
Infertility and adoption are under-explored issues facing Jewish women of a certain age. Including:
- Sarah's Laugh by Karen Propp
- King Solomon's Knife by Diane Cole
- Jewish Adoption by Michele Kriegman
- Putting Jewish Wombs to Work by Susan Martha Kahn
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A Look, A Touch, And a Dip on the Dance Floor
by Sandra Hurtes
Rose of the Mediterranean
fiction by Nava Semel, translated by Barbara Harshav
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Funny, You Don’t Look Buddhist
by Sylvia Boorstein
On being a Faithful Jew and a Passionate Buddhist
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