Peter Buxton, whistleblower who compared Tuskegee syphilis study to Nazi atrocities, dies at 86
Born in Czechoslovakia to a Jewish father and Catholic mother, he sounded the alarm on an unethical study of Black men
Born in Czechoslovakia to a Jewish father and Catholic mother, he sounded the alarm on an unethical study of Black men
Joe Bryant, a former NBA player who died Monday, was remembered as a gentle giant by people who knew him at the former Akiba Hebrew Academy in Philadelphia
Her program, “Sexually Speaking,'” which launched in 1980 on the now defunct WYNY-FM, broke broadcasting taboos.
“The big thing is that they’re happy,” an associate said of the artist’s works based on Hebrew text
He created a full-fledged, multi-generational synagogue for a counter-cultural Jewish movement
Mays, who died Tuesday at 93, counted Jacob Shemano as a friend and financial advisor — and golf coach
Conn Hendel was very involved in her New York City synagogue before moving shortly before her death to Toronto
“She was a feisty, brilliant and extraordinary woman,” recalled a colleague
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