People on the move

STORIES IN THIS ISSUE
FEATURES
     How to make a difference
     Jewish life in Dublin
     Relay for life
COMMUNITY
     Chabad to expand
     Funding for security
     Cohen returns to congregational world
     Mitzvah Corps receives grant
NATION
     Leaders to meet with Mubarak
WORLD
     Passover in Saddam Hussein's palace
ISRAEL
     Can Yossi Beilin save the left?
OPINION
     Editorial - Tomorrow's leaders today
     Commentary - Retelling the story
     Commentary - Deconstructing a cabbie's cross
     Commentary - Of homes and humanity
     In the Mail - Letters to the Editor
ARTS
     Hillel Players tap into Jewish identity
BUSINESS
     Entrepreneur makes mark in Web design
     People on the move
SINGLES COLUMN
     Finding local love
COMING UP
     This Week
MILESTONES
     B'nai Mitzvah
     Obituaries
SENIORS
     Events
SINGLES
     Datebook
EDUCATION
     Groups hope to spur educational gifts
TORAH STUDY
     We are learners and teachers

April 9, 2004/Nisan 18 5764, Vol. 56, No. 29

People on the move

Sari Romberg has been promoted to director of the Beth El Center for Early Childhood Education.

Fred Shapiro recently received the Double Diamond Award at the Realty Executives' International Convention recognizing him as the top residential sales agent for Realty Executives in Scottsdale for 2003. He is rated 24th in the world of approximately 12,000 Realty Executive agents.

Girls Ranch of Arizona, Inc. has named their new board members and officers: Nikki Balich, president; Mary Jo Miller, vice president; Julie McCollum, treasurer; Arlene Davidson, secretary; and Ruby Farias, Melissa Myers, Kristen Gunlock, Sharon Goldsworthy and Susan Allen, members.

Planned Parenthood of Central and Northern Arizona has elected Cindie Hubiak and Mirna Latouff to the board of directors.

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