Category Archives: Journalism

I Haven’t Lost All My Friends

Posted on May 2, 2007 by Luke Ford

In the wake of my tasteless comments on Cathy Seipp’s unfortunate demise, it seemed I’d lost all my friends. Without Cathy’s protection, I felt like a stray dog with rabies headed for the pound. With trepidation, I stepped into Wednesday … Continue reading →

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Baltimore Roiled by Abuse Charge Against Late Rabbi

Posted on April 27, 2007 by Luke Ford

Nathan Guttman writes in the Forward: Baltimore – A series of exposés on sexual abuse at a well-known yeshiva is roiling the Baltimore Jewish community and inflaming the already strained relations between the local Jewish newspaper and the city’s sizable … Continue reading →

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‘Who’s Going To Fund The Real Reporting?’

Posted on April 23, 2007 by Luke Ford

Nick Gillespie writes on Reason.com: Few political journalists command as much respect, admiration, and recognition among their peers as Jonathan Rauch, a senior writer and columnist for National Journal magazine in Washington, a correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly, and a … Continue reading →

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Rob Eshman, Amy Klein: Sex Slaves Of 3580 Wilshire Blvd

Posted on April 4, 2007 by Luke Ford

Somebody should free them from their delusions. “Slaves we were in a land not of our own…” Amy Klein was 29 years and living in Jerusalem. She wanted to begin a new life so she snagged a job as managing … Continue reading →

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Journalist Marc Ballon Leaves Jewish Journal & Journalism

Posted on April 1, 2007 by Luke Ford

He’s now a publicist in Orange County.

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