Word: kosher
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...young adults who don't have children yet. Rolling Stone puts out Outside "for people who are committed to live in the cities with a second home outdoors." Self (women's self-improvement) is yet to come; so is Savvy (for women executives), but already there are Kosher Home and, for doctors' wives, Medical/ Mrs. ("A Steak that Holds at Rare for Three Hours"). Then there is the newsweekly Seven Days ("the magazine which is on your side") and the environment-minded Mother Jones ("for the rest of us"). In trying to reach freespending...
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...accommodate Orthodox Jews in the Israeli government, the meal was kosher; in deference to Muslim sensitivities, no alcoholic beverages were served...
...refuse to list any concerts for today because that would be against my religion, and so everybody else has to suffer. (By the way, nosey, I wrote this on Tuesday night, so it's kosher.) Anyhow, Friday and Saturday at least, you just gotta catch the Dead Boys Down at the Rat. No question about it, it's the rock event of the week. Sun Ra'll be at John Hancock Hall on Friday night at 8. Cleo Lane and John Dankworth and Willie T. Wheel will be at the Berklee Performance Center and The Stone Soup Society, in that...
...became a member of the Worldwide Church of God while he was employed as a clerk at a Trans World Airways maintenance base in Kansas City, Mo. The Worldwide Church, founded in 1934 by Herbert W. Armstrong, now has some 50,000 U.S. members, who are adjured to follow kosher laws, celebrate Passover (but not Christmas), and strictly observe the Sabbath on Saturdays rather than Sunday* TWA tried to accommodate Hardison by changing his schedule, but that eventually brought him into conflict with the seniority system worked out in conjunction with his union, the International Association of Machinists-/.?., employees...