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Articles in Fall, 1995 issue of Judaism

• Manna
  by Lillian Elkin
• Between Los Angeles and Berkeley: memoirs of a California Jewish historian
  by David Biale
• Rosenzweig's Rebbe Halevi: from the academy to the Yeshiva
  by Richard A. Cohen
• Balfour on Mount Scopus
  by David Lyon Hurwitz
• A Yiddish poet translates his poem in New York
  by Richard Fein
• Jewish studies in northern California: a symposium
  by Moses Rischin
• Home again?
  by Steven J. Zipperstein
• A pilgrimage to Germany
  by Joseph Greenblum
• Call It Sleep: Jewish, American, modernist, classic
  by Hana Wirth-Nesher
• Afternoon in Tel Aviv
  by Lillian Elkin
• That common era: personal reflections on teaching late antique religions
  by Naomi Janowitz
• Shabbat love poem
  by Jay Ladin
• Crisis in the scrollery: a dying consensus
  by A.I. Baumgarten
• I'll take Manhattan: reflections on Jewish studies
  by Deborah Dash Moore
• Judaism and nature: theological and moral issues to consider while renegotiating a Jewish relationship to the natural world
  by Eilon Schwartz
• Mezuzah haiku
  by Elaine Starkman
• Sarah talks to God
  by Lillian Elkin
• This alien thing that is my inheritance
  by Howard Eilberg-Schwartz
• Time, form, and content: Franz Rosenzweig and the secret of biblical narration
  by Barbara E. Galli
• Down and out in Chelyabinsk: a memoir
  by Shimon Wincelberg