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Ari
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Toby Tabachnick, Staff Writer
The Jewish Chronicle
I enter the coffee shop and scan the room looking for Ari. I finally spot him comfortable on a couch, heavily engaged in conversation with an older man who seems to be important to him. I cannot he...
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Toby Tabachnick, Staff Writer
The Jewish Chronicle
Writer Rebecca Dana clearly holds a special place for Pittsburgh in her heart, albeit colored by a good dose of Jewish guilt.
“It’s so fun to see the 412 area code!” the 30-year-old now-Manhattani...
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Lee Chottiner, Executive Editor
The Jewish Chronicle
The 10th annual Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival will be unlike any previous season. The venue has changed to the New Hazlett Theater on the North Side. Also, instead of a series of programs, there...
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Rachel Shukert, Tablet
The Jewish Chronicle
O ye of little faith.
I told you.
Didn’t I tell you, in my last piece about Mad Men [1] , on these very pages, that things were about to get very, very Jewish all up in Sterling Coope...
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Lee Chottiner, Executive Editor
The Jewish Chronicle
No movie director could make up a story like this. A little Jewish boy from Czestochowa, Poland, plays the violin with such virtuosity that a nobleman makes him a gift of a priceless Stradivarius, ...
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Lee Chottiner, Executive Editor
The Jewish Chronicle
If you’re a Woody Allen fan, you’ll love “Paris-Manhattan,” the opening night movie for the 2013 JFilm Festival. And even if you’re not (like me), you will at least appreciate it. This light Frenc...
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Toby Tabachnick, Staff Writer
The Jewish Chronicle
I enter the coffee shop and scan the room looking for Ari. I finally spot him comfortable on a couch, heavily engaged in conversation with an older man who seems to be important to him. I cannot he...
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Toby Tabachnick, Staff Writer
The Jewish Chronicle
Three Jewish artists are being featured at a “pop-up” show at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg. The show opens Wednesday, March 6, and runs through Sunday, March 31. Ruth Levin...
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Hilary Daninhirsch, Chronicle Correspondent
The Jewish Chronicle
How did a nice Jewish boy from Squirrel Hill end up in an East Harlem drug rehabilitation center? Fortunately, for Eddie Rosenstein, it wasn’t for treatment, but it was to create the award-winning ...
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Sam Lapin, Chronicle Correspondent
The Jewish Chronicle
Three more finalists have been named in the 2013 “Campus Superstar” competition. They are among the 10 finalists who will vie for a $5,000 grand prize Thursday, March 21, at Carnegie Music Hall in ...
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Toby Tabachnick, Staff Writer
The Jewish Chronicle
No joke: Alan Olifson moved from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh about two years ago so he would have more opportunities to perform comedy. As it turned out, he was right. Olifson, who hosts The Moth’s m...
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