Mayoral candidates answer questions from The Boiling Point as election nears
May 17, 2013
RUNOFF: Eric Garcetti, candidate for mayor, reading The Boiling Point at a private fundraiser in Hancock Park in March. Election Day is next Tuesday.
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Does prayer work? Yes – and maybe
Mati Hurwitz, Torah Editor
May 14, 2013
FOCUS: During Shacharit earlier this month, freshman Eric Bazak read the prayer for the sick as Reb Tuli Skaist looked on. It was added earlier this year after parents of several students were diagnosed with serious illness.
Goldie Fields
Does prayer work? Yes – and maybe
Mati Hurwitz, Torah Editor
In the opening weeks of school last fall, at least five students learned that a parent was suffering from some form of cancer. Since enrollment at Shalhevet hovers around... read story
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- The Omer: Spiritual preparing for Matan Torah
- Girls are leading Morning Blessings in the Main Minyan
- Students praise davening system that gives them four choices
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Shalhevet Judaic Studies curriculum wins $50,000 grant
Mr. Weissman, Judaic Studies Principal, sent the following email to students on Tuesday, May 14, at 3:36 PM: Dear Talmidim, As you know, Rabbi Stein and I went... read story
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- Aviva Walls named new college counselor; Mr. Feld takes Mr. Ablin’s post
- New Leadership at the Boiling Point
- Dr. Steven Mercer, who broadened college options, will expand his consulting practice
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Mayoral candidates answer questions from The Boiling Point as election nears
Taking the pulse of next Tuesday's runoff from Bill Clinton to Will Ferrell -- with a stop at Steven Spielberg's mom's restaurant on Pico By Daniel Steinberg, Staff Writer "Of... read story
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- Alumni in Boston in lockdown during hunt for second Marathon suspect
- PLO ambassador tells JCC audience that separation is the key to peace
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Student-written murder mystery is Drama’s ‘devised play,’ replacing One-Acts
Rose Lipner, Staff Writer
When the owner of Grand Ol’ Opry Diner is murdered, who will be declared guilty? The answer to that question is the product of the imaginations of Shalhevet's drama students, who are collaborating to create a new play together. Drama has abandoned... read story
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- Live Blog of the Grammys
- Jewish Los Angeles is back home for Grouplove’s Ryan Rabin
- Drama’s ‘Twelfth Night’: A masterful comedic fracas graced with song
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Samira Miller, Class of 1999: Community and family
SHALHEVET AT 20: A SERIES Editor's note: Shalhevet's first academic year was 1992-93, meaning the school is now 20 years old. The Boiling Point will profile alumni from... read story
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- Danielle Rohatiner, Class of 2003: A passion to teach
- Andy Green, Class of 2002: Dedicating his life to sharing Judaism
- Boring salad? In the new year, try Thai
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Intramural basketball ignites lunchtime mania
By Sigal Spitzer, Sports Editor It’s lunchtime and the hallways are quiet. Where did all the boys go? For the past three weeks, a series of hotly contested intramural basketball games has taken place on the Sport Court, with more than 30 students watching as five-member teams compete. Sophomores... read story
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- Epic Playoff Run Capped a Season of Victories
- CIF Final: A rare dark moment as Firehawks fall to RHP Huskies
- Victory at Sarachek makes Firehawks No. 1
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NEW! JUNIOR BLOG: This is the year
Sharona Sedighim, Junior blogger
6:30 am. Get out of bed. Brush my teeth. Change my clothes. Drive to school. First period, try not to fall asleep. Davening; thank G-d for this day. Second and third period.... read story
May 10, 2013 • 0 comments
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