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...average workweek, including commuting, has jumped from under 41 hours to nearly 47 hours. In some professions, predictably law, finance and medicine, the demands often stretch to 80-plus hours a week. Vacations have shortened to the point where they are frequently no more than long weekends. And the Sabbath is for -- what else? -- shopping...
...accord with their rigorous faith, the clean-cut singers perform no non- Christian material onstage and book no secular dates after sundown each Friday because of their church's Jewish-style Sabbath observance. They shun alcohol and tobacco and try to maintain daily devotionals and to give one- tenth of their income to the church...
...substantial losses that threatened to deprive Cambridge residents and Harvard students of the city's only kosher restaurant. By thus rescuing Mavens, we are able to serve kosher food to the vast majority of Jews who will eat in a restaurant kosher in every respect but which operates on Sabbath. Half a loaf is surely better than none...
Mavens does, however, plan to open a strictly orthodox, Sabbath-observant kosher deli in another, lower-overhead location sometime next year. Mavens regrets that its experiment seeking to serve the entire Harvard Square area Jewish community did not succeed, but it is delighted that it is still able to bring authentic New York-style kosher deli to the very large portion of the Jewish community for whom the Sabbath operating policy does not constitute a bar. Harvey A. Silverglate L'67, Vice President, Kosher Deli Management, Inc., Operators of Mavens Kosher Court
Although God might exist, there is no way for Him to prove it to humanity, Porter Professor of Philosophy Robert Nozick told an audience of about 150 at Hillel House's weekly Sabbath "table talk" yesterday...