Members advocate for a more tolerant world, standing proudly as Jews and Zionists.
President’s Column: To Build and To Be Built
by Marcie Natan
For generations, the women of Hadassah have viewed Henrietta Szold with justifiable reverence, but we often forget that she started out like many of us.
Medicine: On the Move
“Stressful?” asks a British colleague, who has just survived it. “There should be a government health warning about moving house!” She has a point. Moving
Letters to the Editor
Bar Mitzva for Life While the creativity and pizzazz of the b’nei mitzot featured in “Today I Am a Director” (June/July issue) are to be appreciated, it
Inside Hadassah: A Fond Farewell and Welcome Aboard
by Ruth G. Cole
It is the start of the Jewish New Year and time to look to the future. With this issue, I conclude my term as chair
President’s Column: From Twigs to Towers
by Marcie Natan
Each season carries memories of childhood that become part of the pattern of life. For me, the highlight of autumn is Sukkot. When I was
President’s Column: Four Years in a Moment
The experience of high office doesn’t always match the expectation. Maybe it’s because anticipation is all about what you are going to accomplish or change,
Letters to the Editor
Campus Battle Regarding “Defending Israel on Campus” in the April/May issue: I take issue with the use of the term “pro-Palestinian” for those promoting boycott,