41. CARETAS HOME PAGE Translate this page EN sus andanzas feministas, José B. adolph tropezó con escritos dey sobre Dora mayer. El personaje lo cautivó y, en 1985, plasmó http://www.caretas.com.pe/2002/1713/secciones/cultural.phtml

Este espacio se subasta Portada Nos Escriben... Mar de Fondo ... Mal Menor 21 de marzo de 2002 La Hora de DORA E -Pero finalmente, toda la ciudad se entera de aquel "encuentro"... Rock y Rocas -Su enfoque no va a estar en el rock nacional. -La salsa es cultura. (JP). Todos Vuelven S OTRO CANTAR Por Guillermo Nugent La Escena y el Veredicto E No deja de sorprender que el jurado no se haya decidido por la pena de muerte, especialmente en Texas, donde el culto por esa condena es algo mundialmente conocido. Beautiful Mind , estrenada entre nosotros como Una Mente brillante Portada Nos Escriben... Mar de Fondo Heduardo ... Mal Menor

42. The History Of Cinema In the United States, recent immigrants, William Fox, Louis B. mayer,adolph Zukor, the Warner Brothers, take control of the industry. http://www.theactorstudio.com/e_history_of_cinema/e_history_of_cinema_pioneers.h

Home Polls Films of 2002 New on Video/DVD ... Join Us ! The history of cinema The pioneers Mute Cinema the 30's After the war the 60's after the 60's... Introduction Not everything is available yet, this section is being developed... 1. The Pioneers (1895-1914) It is with the English filmmakers that cinema discovers a third function, that of the visual story. Experienced beach photographers, Williamson and Smith are the first to use editing and framing of different scale. In an early film, G.A. Smith inserts close-ups for the narrative. A little boy uses grandmother's magnifying glass for successive close-ups on a watch, a canary, grandmother's eye and the cat's head. Already tensions arise. The projection of spicy subjects, in American nickel odeons, give rise to the defense of virtue and goodness, those great impositions of censure! Or rather 48 different versions of censure, since each American state control its own. However, eroticism lives on in Denmark, where the vamp is created, along with the prolonged kiss. On the eve of the war, Danish filmmakers Urban Gad and Holger Madsen have international reputations.

43. Histoire Du Cinéma Translate this page William Fox, Louis B. mayer, adolph Zukor, les frères Warner, s’emparent du marchéde l’exploitation avant de conquérir les instruments de production. http://www.theactorstudio.com/fr_histoire_du_cinema/histoire_du_cinema_pionniers

Accueil Films 2001 Histoire du Cinema Cinéma Asiatique ... Rejoignez nous! Les Pionniers Cinema Muet Annee 30 L'apres guerre Annees 60 ... Les tensions 1. Le temps des pionniers (1895-1914) suite.. Precedent.. -Jerome Devrier T h e A c t o r S t u d i o . c o m Version 1.0 Skycha.com Say it with CLASS Say it with an Art Ecard, at Art-Ecards.com !!

44. Marriage Index - Brides - "Z" Milwaukee County Genealogical Society, Inc. Translate this page Ziegler, Mary, Lefebre, Fred, 1874, 1032495, 897, 493. Ziegler, Mary, mayer,adolph, 1859, 1032382, 1381, 848. Ziegler, Margaretha, Rolfs, Henry, 1874,1032495, 556, 152. http://www.milwaukeegenealogy.org/brides/z.html

Milwaukee County Genealogical Society, Inc. Brides ~ "Z" Bride's Last Name Bride's First Name Groom's Last Name Groom's First Name Year Film Tif Image Zaarling Ernestina Dethloff Friedrich Zabalek Barbara Lipke Wilhelm Zabel Wilhelmina Kamens William Zabel Frederica Kamentz Frederic Zabel Louisa Piehl William Zacharias Amallie Lorenz Julius Zacharias Wilhelmine Wahl Johann Zachert Augusta Bartmann G. Wilhelm Zachert Wilhelmine Ohlers Dietrich Zachow Mrs. Bertha Reuhl Wilhelm Zacker Amelia Jansen Lunen Zadach Carolina Pollack Charles Zahardley Rosa Amann Charles Zahl Rosa Winter Herman Zahm Phillipine Hepp Wendell Zahn Margaret Bowers Lucius Zahn Louise Koch Wilhelm August Zahnow Frederike Sorgatz Johann Carl Gottfried Zahorz Catharina Shiolo Joseph Zajicek Anna Gressl Thomas Zajicek Josepha Major Anthony Zajicek Catharine Suitel Frank Zajicek Josphina Wondra Wenceslaus Zaluski Mary Effertz Henry Zamzow Henriette Viergutz Emil Zanckler Magdalena Dreis Francis Zanish Cathrine A. Carpenter Samuel N. Zankel Mrs.Carolina Geppel Mathias Zanow Friederike Buth Friedrich W. Zanter Philomendz Warder Anton Zanzig Mrs. Johanna Sophia Henriette Bohn Carl Theodor Julius Zanzig Maria Hagedorn Heinrich Zanzig Mrs. Anna Louise Magdalena Dorothea

45. TWO V2.3: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Oboe Sections as musician no C. Bertram. 1894-96 Frederick Starke, adolph Bertram, Jacob EH)1931-38 Florian Mueller, Leo Ruckle, Robert mayer (Asst.), Francesco http://idrs.colorado.edu/publications/TWOboist/TWO.V2.3/csosections.html

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Oboe Sections Felix Bour, L. Friedrich, Frederick Allner [replaces Friedrich during season], Jacob Bareither [Added during season], E. Schoenheinz (E.H.) Felix Bour, Frederick Allner, Jacob Bareither, E. Schoenheinz (E.H.) Frederick Starke, Adolph Bertram, Eugene DeVaux, Otto Hesselbach (E.H.) [Otis and programs list an C. Bertram for 1895-1896 season. Also listed in 2nd violin section for thatr season. Chicago City Directories of 1893, 1895, and 1896 list an Adolph Bertram as "musician" - no C. Bertram.] Frederick Starke, Adolph Bertram, Jacob Bareither, Otto Hesselbach (E.H.) Frederick Starke, Frederick Allner, Jacob Bareither, Otto Hesselbach (E.H.) Frederick Starke, Frederick Allner, Otto Hesselbach (E.H.) Frederick Starke, Felix Bour, Alfred Barthel, Otto Hesselbach (E.H.) [Programs list Starke as principal this season; Otis in The Chicago Symphony Orchestra (1924), gives the section as it is for 1904-1907.] [Hesselbach also listed in violas, 1903-18, 1919-28] Alfred Barthel, Felix Bour, Frederick Starke (E.H.), Otto Hesselbach (E.H.)

46. TAzM_Titelliste Translate this page Teilauflage für SPRINGER-VERLAG WIEN NEW YORK. Klein, Felix / mayer, adolph,Korrespondenz Felix Klein - adolph mayer. Auswahl aus den Jahren 1871 - 1907. http://www.weiss-leipzig.de/teubner-archiv-zur-mathematik-titelliste.htm

TEUBNER-ARCHIV zur Mathematik / TAzM Gauß, Carl Friedrich / Riemann, Bernhard / Minkowski, Hermann Gaußsche Flächentheorie, Riemannsche Räume und Minkowski-Welt Fotomechanische Nachdrucke von: Gauß, Carl Friedrich: Selbstanzeige. Gauß, Carl Friedrich: Allgemeine Flächentheorie. Riemann, Bernhard: Ueber die Hypothesen, welche der Geometrie zu Grunde liegen. 1854. Teubner-Verlag 1876. Riemann, Bernhard: Commentatio mathematica, qua respondere tentatur quaestioni ab ... 1861. Teubner-Verlag 1876. Minkowski, Hermann: Raum und Zeit. 1908. Teubner-Verlag 1911. Neben Fotos / unveröffentlichten Archivalien / Literatur- und Sachverzeichnis sowie einem neu verfassten kommentierenden Anhang der Herausgeber enthält der Band auch die neu verfasste Übersetzung: Neumann, Olaf (Übersetzung a. d. Lateinischen): Riemann, Bernhard: Commentatio mathematica, qua respondere tentatur quaestioni ab ... Hrsg.: Reichardt, Hans / Böhm, Johannes. (TAzM, Bd. 1)

47. 1845 - 1945 Translate this page Marx, Erich, Matthießen, Ludwig, 1830-1906, Maurer, L. mayer, adolph, 1839-1908,TAzM-Bd.14, Mehmke, Rudolf, 1857-1944, Menge, JL, Meyer, Gustav Ferdinand, 1834-,Meyer, Stefan, http://www.weiss-leipzig.de/teubner-herausgeber-und-autoren-1845-bis-1945.htm

Teubner-Autoren und -Herausgeber Mathematik / Naturwissenschaften (1845 - 1945 / Auswahl) Siehe auch: Teubner-Autoren und -Herausgeber Mathematik / Naturwissenschaften / Informatik (1948 - 2000 / Auswahl) ... A B ... Z Name des Hrsg. / Autors Vorname Geb. / Gest. A Abbot Edwin A. Abel Niels Henrik Ahrens Wilhelm Apollonius 3./2. Jh. v. Chr. Archimedes v. Chr. Aristoteles v. Chr. Artin Emil B Bachmann Paul Bardey Ernst Bianchi Luigi Bieberbach Ludwig Blaschke Wilhelm TAzM-Bd.08 Bliss Gilbert Ames Blumenthal Otto Bocher Maxime Boltzmann Ludwig Bolyai Janos (Johann) TAzM-Bd.04 Bolyai Wolfgang Bolza Oskar Bonola Roberto WH-Bd.IV Boole George Borel Emile Born Max Börnstein R. Bortkewitsch L. von Boutroux Pierre WH-Bd.XXVIII Brill Alexander von Bruhns Carl Christian Bruns Heinrich Burkhardt Heinrich C Cantor Georg TAzM-Bd.02 Cantor Moritz Caratheodory Constantin TAzM-Bd.18 Cartan Elie Joseph Carvallo R. Castelnuovo Guido Cesaro Ernesto Chittenden Brace Christoffel Elvin B. Clebsch Alfred Crantz Paul Curtze Maximiliam Czuber Emanuel WH-Bd.XXIV D Dalwigk F. v.

48. A Bio. Of America: The Twenties - Web related links. adolph Zukor http//www.horatioalger.com/member/zuk57.htmA photo and a brief biography of Zukor. Louis B. mayer. Louis B http://www.learner.org/biographyofamerica/prog20/web/

Web links for this program are listed below. Text-based resources are listed in the Program 20 Bibliography Henry Ford The Life of Henry Ford http://www.hfmgv.org/histories/hf/henry.html A Henry Ford site with links to biographical information, a chronology, etc. Today in History: July 30 http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/today/jul30.html An illustrated history of Henry Ford and his Model T, with related links. Ford, Henry http://us.history.wisc.edu/hist102/bios/24.html A brief biography and a photo of Henry Ford. Henry Ford http://people.clemson.edu/~pammack/lec122/ford.htm A history of Henry Ford and the Model T, with photos and related links. Henry Ford http://www.willamette.edu/~fthompso/MgmtCon/Henry_Ford.html A biography of Henry Ford. A Science Odyssey: People and Discoveries: Henry Ford http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aso/databank/entries/btford.html A biography and a photo of Henry Ford with a link to information on the moving assembly line. Ford's Commentary on Mass Production Henry Ford (1863-1947) - The Assembly Line http://web.mit.edu/invent/www/inventorsA-H/ford.html

49. KUsports.com - : Mayer: Allen Worthy Of Top-10 Listing By Bill mayer, Contributing Editor. falls short of the 879254 record of North Carolina sDean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky s adolph Rupp in http://www.kusports.com/news/mayer/story/107094

underwritten by: Sports Men's B-Ball Women's B-Ball Football Baseball ... Bowling Miscellaneous The KU Cheerleaders New Band Uniforms Self Hired AD Lew Perkins ... Site Feedback 2003 EPpy Award Winner 2003 Digital Edge Winner Bill Mayer Discuss story E-mail story Printer-friendly E-mail editor Mayer: Allen worthy of top-10 listing By Bill Mayer , Contributing Editor Saturday, May 10, 2003 During the 2003 NCAA basketball tourney, CBS-TV presented a feature on the "10 best coaches" in college annals. Most of the choices were no-brainers, but there probably were at least a couple in there you might wonder about. advertisement Like Pete Newell and maybe John Thompson. And some were irked by the inclusion of Bob Knight if for no other reason than he's Brash Bobby Knight. Yet everyone in this pantheon won at least one national title, and the selectors had the good sense to include Kansas' Phog Allen. Doc finished ninth on the list, as I recall, but he at least made it. He should have been higher considering his massive contributions as the designated Father of Basketball Coaching. He was given that name, of course, by the guy who invented the game, James Naismith. No. 1, naturally, was UCLA's John Wooden with his string of 10 titles in the 12 seasons from 1964 through '75. Nobody ever will match that. Wooden posted a 664-162 record in 29 seasons at Indiana State and UCLA, a percentage of .804. That falls short of the 879-254 record of North Carolina's Dean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky's Adolph Rupp in 41 years as the Bluegrass Baron.

50. KUsports.com - : Mayer: Allen Worthy Of Top-10 Listing By Bill mayer, Contributing Editor. falls short of the 879254 record of North Carolina sDean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky s adolph Rupp in http://www.kusports.com/news/columns/story/107094

underwritten by: Sports Men's B-Ball Women's B-Ball Football Baseball ... Bowling Miscellaneous The KU Cheerleaders New Band Uniforms Self Hired AD Lew Perkins ... Site Feedback 2003 EPpy Award Winner 2003 Digital Edge Winner Home Columns Discuss story E-mail story ... E-mail editor Mayer: Allen worthy of top-10 listing By Bill Mayer , Contributing Editor Saturday, May 10, 2003 During the 2003 NCAA basketball tourney, CBS-TV presented a feature on the "10 best coaches" in college annals. Most of the choices were no-brainers, but there probably were at least a couple in there you might wonder about. advertisement Like Pete Newell and maybe John Thompson. And some were irked by the inclusion of Bob Knight if for no other reason than he's Brash Bobby Knight. Yet everyone in this pantheon won at least one national title, and the selectors had the good sense to include Kansas' Phog Allen. Doc finished ninth on the list, as I recall, but he at least made it. He should have been higher considering his massive contributions as the designated Father of Basketball Coaching. He was given that name, of course, by the guy who invented the game, James Naismith. No. 1, naturally, was UCLA's John Wooden with his string of 10 titles in the 12 seasons from 1964 through '75. Nobody ever will match that. Wooden posted a 664-162 record in 29 seasons at Indiana State and UCLA, a percentage of .804. That falls short of the 879-254 record of North Carolina's Dean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky's Adolph Rupp in 41 years as the Bluegrass Baron.

51. LJWorld.com : Mayer: Allen Worthy Of Top-10 Listing By Bill mayer, JournalWorld Contributing Editor. the 879-254 record of North Carolina sDean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky s adolph Rupp in http://www.ljworld.com/section/mayer/story/131378

Low-tech edition Jump to content Jump to search box News Sports ... Jobs Lawrence, Kansas Home Sports story Discuss story E-mail story Printer-friendly E-mail editor Mayer: Allen worthy of top-10 listing By Bill Mayer , Journal-World Contributing Editor Saturday, May 10, 2003 During the 2003 NCAA basketball tourney, CBS-TV presented a feature on the "10 best coaches" in college annals. Most of the choices were no-brainers, but there probably were at least a couple in there you might wonder about. advertisement Like Pete Newell and maybe John Thompson. And some were irked by the inclusion of Bob Knight if for no other reason than he's Brash Bobby Knight. Yet everyone in this pantheon won at least one national title, and the selectors had the good sense to include Kansas' Phog Allen. Doc finished ninth on the list, as I recall, but he at least made it. He should have been higher considering his massive contributions as the designated Father of Basketball Coaching. He was given that name, of course, by the guy who invented the game, James Naismith. No. 1, naturally, was UCLA's John Wooden with his string of 10 titles in the 12 seasons from 1964 through '75. Nobody ever will match that. Wooden posted a 664-162 record in 29 seasons at Indiana State and UCLA, a percentage of .804. That falls short of the 879-254 record of North Carolina's Dean Smith in 36 seasons, and the 876-190 by Kentucky's Adolph Rupp in 41 years as the Bluegrass Baron.

52. LJWorld.com : Mayer: Back In 1953-54, Rupp Just Said No To NCAAs By Bill mayer, JournalWorld Contributing Editor. adolph Rupp, a Halstead productand a Phog Allen protege, was the eye of a furious, devastating three-year http://www.ljworld.com/section/mayer/story/125095

Low-tech edition Jump to content Jump to search box News Sports ... Jobs Lawrence, Kansas Home Sports story Discuss story E-mail story Printer-friendly E-mail editor Mayer: Back in 1953-54, Rupp just said no to NCAAs By Bill Mayer , Journal-World Contributing Editor Sunday, March 16, 2003 Ever hear of a college basketball team that posted a 25-0 season record but sat at home during the NCAA Tournament because its coach chose not to let it go? advertisement Happened in 1953-54. Adolph Rupp, a Halstead product and a Phog Allen protege, was the eye of a furious, devastating three-year storm. For all his success and achievements, the Baron of the Bluegrass took some huge personal and professional lumps in the early 1950s. There were shocking fixing scandals which ultimately involved a batch of his "boys." Adolph's program got an NCAA "death penalty" enforced idleness in 1952-53, because of the fixing taint. Then came the forced ineligibility of three of his key men for the 1954 tourney. That happened after the Wildcats spent all of '52-53 practicing and snarling over the chance to get revenge in '53-54. Adolph and his dedicated boys boldly announced their goal was the 1954 NCAA title. Yet three Kentucky starters were ruled ineligible for the tourney because they had already graduated (the rule since has been changed). They were Cliff Hagan, Frank Ramsey and Lou Tsioroplous. They delayed their pro careers a year, eager for a vengeful '54 conquest.

53. Bugalicia Database /All Locations 13 Tätigkeitsbericht 1994 mayer, adolph, 1839-1908 14 Mathematische Annalen 1996-McClure, Stuart 15 Hacking exposed network security secrets and solutions http://biblio.cesga.es:81/search*gag/aLorenzo Fern{226}andez, Xaqu{226}in/aloren

AUTOR ISBN/ISSN PALABRA CLAVE MATERIA EDITOR/PROVEEDOR MATERIA INGLÉS Revistas electronicas Libros electronicos Bases de datos Centros tecnologicos IEEE Elsevier Springer Wiley Jstor Kluwer Result page: Prev Next Marcar AUTORES (13-24 de 25) Medium Ano Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Wissenschaften. Mayer, Adolph, 1839-1908 Mathematische Annalen McClure, Stuart Hacking exposed network security secrets and solutions McGuffie, K A climate modelling primer / K. McGuffie and A. Henderson-Sellers McIlveen, Robin Fundamentals of weather and climate / / Robin McIlveen McLaughlin, Brett McManus, Jeffrey P Visual Basic .NET developer's guide to ASP.NET, XML, and ADO.NET Means, W. Scott Strategic XML Meloni, Julie C Essentials PHP : [a better way to learn PHP includes version 4] / Julie C. Meloni Meteoritical Society Geochimica et cosmochimica acta Metropolitan Microchemical Society Microchemical journal Michalewicz, Zbigniew Genetic algorithms + data structures = evolutions programs / Zbigniew Michalewicz Result page: Prev Next

54. The Fourth Annual Brooklyn Jewish Film Festival Hollywood, Hollywoodism Jews, Movies and the American Dream (May 1) takes the historyof early cinema pioneers such as Louis B. mayer, adolph Zukor, and the http://www.brjff.org/press.htm

Press BAMcinématek Presents The Fourth Annual Brooklyn Jewish Film Festival, 350 Years: The Jewish Journey in America, April 28-May 2 Special guests include actor/singer Theodore Bikel; actress Katherine Borowitz; directors Nathaniel Kahn and Pearl Gluck; producer Susan Rose Behr; basketball star Lamont Carr; and authors Phyllis Chessler, Foster Hirsch, Franz Lidzt, Ron Rosenbaum, Mark Weitzman; and film critic David Sterritt Jews have been living in America since the first group of immigrants arrived in New Amsterdam from Brazil in 1654. To mark 350 years of Jewish life in this country, the national Jewish community will launch a yearlong series of projects and events in September. The Fourth Annual Brooklyn Jewish Film Festival concludes on the evening of May 2 with a closing night reception hosted by Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn Borough President and screening of My Architect: A Son's Journey.

55. MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM. adolph mayer s Contributions to the Calculus ofVariations. Professor Craig G. Fraser, IHPST, University of Toronto. http://www.math.ku.dk/cal/events/472.htm

INSTITUT FOR MATEMATISKE FAG MATEMATISK AFDELING KØBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM Adolph Mayer's Contributions to the Calculus of Variations. Professor Craig G. Fraser, IHPST, University of Toronto Tue Dec 15 1998 at 15:15 in Aud. 8 Next to Weierstrass, the Leipzig mathematician Adolph Mayer was the most important researcher in the calculus of variations in the second half of the nineteenth century. Among his most significant contributions were his analysis of Jacobi's theorem in his Habilitationsschrift of 1866, his proof of the multiplier rule in 1886 and his contributions to field theory in 1904. The paper will provide an overview of Mayer's achievements, focusing in some detail on his early work of the 1860s on the second variation. It is explained how this work brought the classical theory of the second variation for the general variational problem to comple- tion. It is also argued that Mayer's early work is of historical interest for introducing into the subject a sophisticated theoretical sensibility not present in earlier mathematics, either in the calculus of variations or in mathematical analysis more generally. Kurt Ramskov Mon Nov 16 10:22:59 1998

56. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results mayer, adolph Zukor and others continued westward. But there s an oddityhere of English life, and a contrast to the example http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru

57. Jewish Movies [Jewish Movie History Pg 1] adolph ZUKOR (1873 1976) Born in Ricse, Hungary. It became COLUMBIA PICTURESin 1924. LOUIS B. mayer (1885 - 1957) Born in Minsk, Russia. http://www.cinerhama.com/jewish/history01.html

presents THE HISTORY OF JEWISH CINEMA Jewish Identity - The Witch Hunts - The Changing Tide (the 1960s) The Second Coming of Jews in Hollywood - The Seventies - What is a Jewish Film? HOW IT BEGAN Adolph Zukor and production associate Jesse L. Lasky survey the site of the new Paramount studios in 1926. In order to thoroughly understand the history of Jewish cinema in this country, one must first look at the make-up of the motion picture industry as a whole. The original heads of every motion picture studio in Hollywood were not only Jewish, most were born in Germany, Russia, or Eastern Europe within a few short years of one another and had migrated to this country near the end of the 19th century. Because of the pogroms that took place in Russia and Eastern Europe, literally millions of Jews decided to flee to this country between 1880 - 1924 (pogroms were rituals of harassment against Jews, which included false arrest, vandalism and often murder). Nearly 1/3 of all Eastern European Jews immigrated to America, settling mostly in the Eastern US, with a quarter of a million people settling into a small section of the lower east side of Manhattan. Because most of the immigrants were unskilled laborers, the majority of them worked as blue-collar workers in sweatshops or heavy industry. The next generation fared better economically, working in wholesale and retail industries, but because of strict quotas in most of this country's universities, few Jews could hope to aspire to work in the fields of science, law, medicine, or academia. The only avenue open to Jews other than in sales or in the garment industry was in the field of entertainment.

58. Louis B. Mayer --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia As the head of MetroGoldwyn-mayer, the largest and most prestigious film studio appearedin the United States as early as 1907, when adolph Zukor distributed http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=336699&query=maria goeppert mayer&ct=eb

59. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia when adolph Zukor distributed Pathé s threereel Passion Play; but when Vitagraphproduced the five-reel The Life of Moses in , Metro-Goldwyn-mayer, Inc. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=336803&query=anheuser-busch companies,

60. Jewish Journal Archives Nonetheless, the likes of Louis B. mayer, adolph Zucker, Carl Laemmle,Harry Cohn, and the Warner brothers had big ideas. Perceiving http://www.jewishjournal.org/archives/archiveMarch20_98.htm

The Jewish Journal Archive March 20 - April 2, 1998 feature stories international stories letters to the editor national stories ... opinion piece Editorial Jewish Woman are Coming of Age For a community that calls itself "the people of the book" we have left too many pages blank, wrote author Letty Cottin Pogrebin. She was referring to the contributions of Jewish women that have gone unheralded for too long. Lately, those pages are being filled by new organizations which promise to change the landscape of Judaism. The Second International Conference on Feminism and Orthodoxy in New York last month brought together nearly 2,000 women who prayed together, and interpreted texts and halacha in ways that will increase their rights and their roles. Speakers at the convention raised many thorny questions: the problem of agunah, women whose husbands refuse to grant them divorces, leaving them bound in unwanted marriages. Another barrier for many women are the male-centered prayers, including one in which the man thanks G-d "who has not created me a woman." Still another issue is Orthodoxy's silence about premarital sex. The progress is not that these issues have been resolved, but that they are being discussed and reinterpreted for today's observant women.

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