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To Get on the Same Page; A stint in an Israeli jail inspired a Palestinian educator to devise a different approach to teaching history.

• Authors : Chen, Joanna

• Source: Newsweek. August 13, 2007, 46.

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Kabbalah: Feeling The Spirit Of Prayer; This rabbi extols the joy of experiencing an intimateconnection to the Almighty.

• Authors : Berrett, Dan

• Source: Newsweek. August 29, 2005, 64.

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Why a Controversial Palestinian History Class at Berkeley Was Canceled, Then Reinstated; When Paul Hadweh decided to make his own course dedicated to exploring Palestine, he was approved, then denied, then reinstated after a frenzy of international backlash.

• Authors : Nazaryan, Alexander

• Source: Newsweek. October 14, 2016, Vol. 167 Issue 14.

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A Strange Affair.

• Authors : Nagorski, Andrew

• Source: Newsweek. June 15, 1998, Vol. 131 Issue 24, p36, 1 p.

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Is a Catskills Town Divided by Antisemitism or Greedy Developers? Is the village of Bloomingburg, New York, trying to slow growth--or block Ultra-Orthodox Jews from moving in?

• Authors : Bekiempis, Victoria

• Source: Newsweek. October 31, 2014, Vol. 163 Issue 17.

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Are the French Anti-Semitic?

• Authors : Eads, Brian

• Source: Newsweek. February 7, 2014, Vol. 162 Issue 6, 1.

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'Eleven Men And Sic 'Em'; After Bear Bryant became a coach, many players became dangerously large specialists, dangerous to others--and themselves.

• Authors : Will, George F.

• Source: Newsweek. November 7, 2005, 88.

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Searching For a Holy Spirit: Young people are openly passionate about religion--but they insist on defining it in their own ways.

• Source: Newsweek. May 8, 2000, Vol. 135 Issue 19, 61.

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The Other Jesus: To Christians, he is the Son of God. But the world's other great religions have their own visions of a legendary figure.

• Source: Newsweek. March 27, 2000, Vol. 135 Issue 13, 50.

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Living Canvas: Tattoos and body piercing don't seem as exotic as they once did, but a new exhibit reminds us that throughout history, they revealed a power and purpose. Just as they probably do for those kids at the.

• Source: Newsweek. November 29, 1999, Vol. 134 Issue 22, 74.

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