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Ari
Goldman is a former religion writer for the New York Times and former
religion columnist for the New York Daily News. He is a frequent
contributor to B'nai B'rith Magazine.
His
new projects for 2010 are a Haggadah
commentary that he wrote in conjunction with the American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee and the foreword to "The Prophet's Wife," a
newly released novel by Rabbi Milton Steinberg.
Below
is a selection of Professor Goldman's interviews and articles.
NEW
YORK TIMES:
"Big
Cello, Little Cello," June 8, 2008
"Rabbi
Irving Koslowe, 80; Gave Rosenbergs Last Rites," Dec. 8, 2000
Obituary
of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, October 22, 1994
"Rabbi
Schneerson Led A Small Hasidic Sect To World Prominence," June 13, 1994
Obituary
of Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik, April 10, 1993
"Louis
Finkelstein, 96, Leader of Conservative Jews," November 30, 1991
NEW
YORK JEWISH WEEK:
"A
Shabbat For The Birds," January 18, 2008
NEW
YORK DAILY NEWS:
"Sick
of buying into the holiday gift frenzy?" Dec. 2, 2007
"In need of Pope blessing," Nov. 18,
2007
"Hindus 'arrive' in city," Nov. 4,
2007
"Faiths' signs are good," Oct. 21,
2007
"Get off your tuchis, try Ari's kosher
diet," June 24, 2007
B'NAI
B'RITH MAGAZINE:
"Beating
the Census Odds on Marriage," Winter 2007
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