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What Matters Most On Friday, September 17, 2021

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Irwin S. Bernstein, “re-retired” University of Georgia professor.

News

No Mask, No Class for UGA Professor

By Dave Schechter

Bernstein became national news when he suddenly re-retired during a class on Aug. 24 — after a student refused to wear a mask, despite his explaining why it was critical for his health.

Business & Professionals

COVID-19: The Needle and the Law

By Dave Schechter

Attorneys tell the AJT that employers have the right to mandate that employees be vaccinated — with exceptions.

Mimi Zieman

Opinion

RBG’s Legacy Is a Call to Pursue Justice

The one-year anniversary of Ginsburg’s passing is a time to reflect on her legacy, writes Mimi Zieman.

Adam Rosenfelt and Maureen Meulen are both producers at work and at their Candler Park home with their two children.

Real Estate

Producer’s Ambitious Vision for Pullman Yard

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

Atomic Entertainment won the bid to turn Kirkwood’s historic site into movie production stages and an entertainment arena — with much more on the horizon.

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Re-Elect Michael Julian Bond

Post One, At-Large Atlanta City Council

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Zebulon Simontov, who has just left Afghanistan, was said to be the last Jew in the country.

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A traditional break-fast dairy menu includes lox and bagels with orange juice and hard-boiled eggs.

Yom KippurBreak-fast Reflections

By Flora Rosefsky

Yom KippurThe Break-fast Spread at My Grandparents’ House

By Chana Shapiro

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By Sarah Bateman

Annette Marcus Catering prepares for Yom Kippur’s Break-the-Fast and enjoys her family’s yearly traditions.

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By Robyn Spizman Gerson

Resident looking at the remains of his collapsed home after Hurricane Ida struck New Orleans, La. on Aug. 30. // Michael DeMocker via Reuters

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