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matchmaking News Archive24-Oct-2005
- Editor's Notebook : Reverse The Flight! (Detroit Jewish News)
As I reflected on the acceptance speech by the winner of Detroit Jewry?s highest communal honor, I was struck by her not-so-passing comment about our young adults who have opted for other, hipper urban areas in search of a career, a spouse or adventure.
- Good chance that sex won't ruin friendship (UPI)
LONDON, Oct. 22 (UPI) -- A British survey shatters the "Harry met Sally syndrome" -- the theory that having sex with a friend ruins the friendship. In the movie "When Harry Met Sally" Harry says, "Men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way."
- Bank Makes It Easier to Share Cost of Home (Los Angeles Times)
Lender's offer of individual mortgages for tenancies-in-common worries renters.
- 'Much Ado' About World War II (Washington Post)
"I'M A BIG believer that as long as you find the right period and it fits everything in the play, Shakespeare can be modernized," explains Nick Hutchison, who is at the helm of the Folger Theatre's production of "Much Ado About Nothing."
- ABOUT US (Philstar.com)
Filipinos love to celebrate. This is most evident in how Filipinos celebrate during fiestas: the grand preparations among neighbors, the colorful buntings in the air, the raucous bands parading on the streets.
- Austen's powers: 'Pride and Prejudice' casts spell (Chicago Sun-Times)
There once was a time when the novels of Jane Austen were in vogue only in the classroom and the hearts of her ardent fans. But in the mid-'90s all that changed when the 19th century British author's works became part of popular culture with well-received television and film adaptations of Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion and Sense and Sensibility.
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