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Back To Center For YU? With Richard Joel poised to become president, there's much support for, and resistance to, his views
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The Jewish Week
11-29-2002
Will Richard Joel -- expected to be elected this week as Yeshiva
University's new president -- redirect the flagship institution of Modern
Orthodoxy from its rightward move of the past several decades back toward
the center?
That's a question being asked in the halls of Yeshiva and throughout the
community at the apparent culmination of a long and difficult search
process for a successor to Dr. Norman Lamm, who has...
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Back To Center For YU? With Richard Joel poised to become president, there's much support for, and resistance to, his views
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; Will Richard Joel -- expected to be elected this week as Yeshiva University's new president -- redirect the flagship institution of Modern Orthodoxy from its rightward move of the past several decades back toward the center? That's a question being asked in the halls of Yeshiva and throughout the
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Otherworldly unplugged; With solo CD, Joel defines identity, faith.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Fans of the Newsboys can rest easy. Phil Joel isn't leaving the Australian Christian pop band. It's just that these days the long-haired blond singer and bass player has a personal story to tell, so he's using his spare time to venture out on his own. Joel, 28, released his first solo project,
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Billy Joel aims to be a big shot one more time
Chicago Sun-Times
; LOS ANGELES Billy Joel's "2000 Years_The Millennium Concert" marks a number of milestones: The two-CD set captures the singer- songwriter performing at New York's Madison Square Garden on Dec. 31 as one century passes into the next; it heralds the final performance of Joel's two-year tour, and,
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I THOUGHT IT WAS TOO QUIET ... I WAS RIGHT; CORALIE BURR RECALLS THE MOMENT WHEN SON JOEL, 15, TRIED TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE AFTER ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER BECAME TOO MUCH FOR HIM TO BEAR.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: ANNIE BROWN IT WAS the silence from her son's bedroom that disturbed Coralie Burr as she sat watching television. Joel, 14, a sufferer of Attention Deficit Disorder was, as a rule, loud, destructive and hyperactive. He was rarely quiet. I had this gut instinct that something was wrong, said
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Joel and the Spirit: The Cry of a Prophetic Hermeneutic
The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
; LARRY R. McQUEEN, Joel and the Spirit: The Cry of a Prophetic Hermeneutic (Sheffeld: Sheffield Academic Press, 1995). Pp. 125. Paper L10.95, $12.95. As the subtitle suggests, McQueen's focus throughout this book is hermeneutics. More specifically, he wants to bring a contextual study of Joel 3:1-5
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