November 2012
Columns
My Single Peeps
Ilysa C.
by Seth Menachem
One of Ilysa’s favorite jobs was working at a coffee shop while she was in college.
From the Interim Editor
New House, New Dreams
by Ryan E. Smith
I hate moving. Aside from the stress of packing and starting a new life, there are always casualties.
The View
Interior Design
by Wendy Jaffe
Dear Period, so after 37 years together, you want to call it quits.
Features
Interior Design
by Tribe Staff
Malibu offers the promise of an indoor-outdoor way of life, lived in harmony with sea and sky.
Community
Gathering November 2012
by Stephanie Colman
Award-winning composer Charles Fox performed during the Conejo chapter of Brandeis National Committee’s annual fundraising luncheon and boutique on Sept. 11…
How She Does It
by Elyse Glickman
With its prime oceanfront location, fabled history and elegant architecture, it is not surprising Santa Barbara is still identified as one of Los Angeles’ swankiest backyards, as well as one of America’s hippest college towns.
Arts
Wandering But Not Adrift
by Evan Henerson
Coming soon to a performance space near you: the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony (LAJS), a unique and proudly nomadic orchestra that adds and drops players as schedules permit and performs the music of largely undiscovered Jewish composers.
Tribe Life
Calendar
November 2012
by Stephanie Colman
Scandal. Romance. Duty. Friendship. Rabbi Jacob Persky, a widower, finds his life turned upside down by his attraction to a non-Jew in a reprise of this play by Art Shulman.
Dining In
A Cornucopia of Sweets
by Judy Zeidler
Thanksgiving dinner calls to mind roast turkey with stuffing and gravy, sweet potatoes, rolls and cranberries.
Shopping
Sweet Dreams for Tweens
by Julie Bien
If your tweenage girl yearns to be a miniature adult, let her address her growing need for self-expression by letting her decorate…
How to Jew
The Name Game
by Robin Heinz Bratslavsky
What’s in a name? A lot. In Jewish tradition, a name can honor a departed loved one, express hope for the future or create a connection to biblical heroes and heroines.
Health
Alternate Routes to Rooting Out Depression
by Elyse Glickman
The approach of Thanksgiving and Chanukah can be the best and worst of times for some people.
Education
Game Theory
by Julie Bien
A Hebrew school uses a virtual community to Teach students about Israeli history
Dining Out
A Slice of Israel in Encino
by Malina Saval
Nagila Pizza may be located next to a nondescript mini-mall on a stretch of Ventura Boulevard in Encino…



