People on the move

STORIES IN THIS ISSUE
FEATURES
     Orange on the seder plate
     Dancing volunteer
COMMUNITY
     Rabbi returns after 30 years
PASSOVER
     U.S. Jews love Passover
     'Mystical' number four
     Seder recalls family memories
     Seder time down South
     Moroccan guards tzadik's tomb
SPECIAL SECTION
     Passover Planner
NATION
     Nash denies anti-Semitism
     Finance reform may not affect Jews
WORLD
     Bereaved parents urge peace
ISRAEL
     Conversion issue divides nation
     Possible meeting with Arafat
OPINION
     Editorial - Let's open our homes
     In the Mail - Letters to the Editor
     Commentary - Experiencing the front line
     Commentary - History relevant to peace
ARTS
     'Cake and pie'
     Arts Briefs
BUSINESS
     Mind Your Own Business - Business Calendar
     People on the move
SPEAKING VOLUMES
     Who can retell? We can.
COMING UP
     This Week
MILESTONES
     Births
     B'nai Mitzvah
     Engagements
     Weddings
     Obituaries
SENIORS
     Events
SINGLES
     Datebook
EDUCATION
     Temple Emanuel to open preschool
TORAH STUDY
     Helping the child who cannot ask

March 22, 2002/Nisan 9, 5762, Vol. 54, No. 27

People on the move

Cornelis Hollander, local jewelry designer, received the 2002 Spectrum Award from the American Gem Trade Association in recognition for overall beauty, quality and technique of lapidary work and quality and rarity of gem material. Hollander has received the award nine times.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix board chairman Jamie Brody spends a moment with KNXV-TV's Robin Sewell during the organization's major annual fund-raiser. The event, "Today's Kids, Tomorrow's Stars featuring the Thunderbirds Youth of the Year," was presented by CIGNA HealthCare of Arizona March 2 at the Arizona Biltmore. The event also featured the crowning of the 2002 Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year.

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