In the Christian Science Monitor:         (click on the title to view the article)

  Letter to the editor, by Eunice Ordman, October 30, 2006

  1  January 22, 2002    A Vietnamese New Year in Memphis
  2  Dec 26, 2002         Gamal Abdel Nasser to the Rescue
  3  January 2, 2003      A Communist Under Every Bed
  4  January 22, 2003    The integration of the Boyds PTA
  5  February 3, 2003    Mom's Prayer Meetings (about PTA and integration)
  6  February 12, 2003   How a famous musician learned a new tune (Keter Betts)
  7  February 21, 2003  George Washington ist gestorben (is dead)
  8  February 27, 2003  Arrested by the Turkish Police, with Tefillin
  9  March 14, 2003      A Catholic Dispensation for Purim
 10  March 24, 2003      Our Game Went Awry with the FBI   (Camp David)
 11  April 10, 2003         Why I learned to speak Chinese (a little bit)
 12  April 23, 2003         A beard that a mother could love, at last
 13  May 1, 2003          Funny Hats topped my teaching career
 14  May 5, 2003          On Making Muslim Outsiders, Insiders
 15  May 14, 2003         Navy cowboys, pilot-whale priests,  and other odd jobs
 16  May 22, 2002         A blue-capped barbarian untangles a speech problem
 17  June 26, 2003         Truth not yet, and Truth gone by
 18  July 14, 2003          The wisdom of the ages travels well, too
 19  July 28, 2003         On knowing someone who knows someone (Conspiracies)
 20  August 18, 2003      My family's old habits and the new Boy Scout
 21  August 28, 2003      Campfires and other things that kids notice much later
 22  Sepember 22, 2003  Similar attitudes at higher altitudes                                        
 23  October 9, 2003      The time my Jewish mother influenced the Pope.
 24  October 15, 2003    How tenure denial helped my career          
 25  October 31, 2003    My father succeeded by the process of elimination
 26  November 7, 2003   Speaking of Louisville....
 27  December 29, 2003  Untraditional, but an heirloom nevertheless
 28  February 5, 2004      There’s always a first time 
 29  February 25, 2004    A town by any other name would be less confusing   
 30  April 30, 2004          There is profit in being a foreign prophet
 31  May 17, 2004           Merci. Oncle Picsou (Thanks, Uncle Scrooge)
 32  August 6, 2004         When skunks and bears go to town
 33  August 26, 2004       Sometimes childish logic makes sense
 34  September 20, 2004  The Adventures of my Mother, The Music Woman      
 35  November 14, 2005  Getting lost can be fun  (in the the subway in Kiev )

In the  Hebrew Watchman, a weekly newspaper in Memphis, TN