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Paul Cowan (1940-1988) was a New York-based journalist, staff writer for The Village Voice, and the author of several books, including a memoir of his reconnection to his Jewish roots and a guide to interfaith marriages.
Sep 27, 1988 · Paul Cowan, a journalist of strong social passions whose book ''An Orphan in History'' influenced thousands of assimilated Jews like himself to recover their Jewish...
He specializes in sports medicine, treating athletic injuries to people of all ages, including ACL reconstruction, multi-ligamentous knee injuries, rotator cuff repairs, and many more procedures for the knee, and shoulder.
Paul was at Saatchi & Saatchi before my time – 1978-1990. He rose to become a Group Account Director, then left to start his own agency with a senior S&S Creative and Planner – Cowan Kemsley Taylor. Paul’s book is easy, uncomplicated, simple and authentic.
Paul Cowan may refer to: Paul Cowan (journalist), Scottish-Canadian journalist and writer. Paul Cowan (filmmaker), Canadian filmmaker. Paul Cowan (writer), American journalist and writer. Category: Human name disambiguation pages.
Paul Cowan is a Canadian filmmaker who spent the bulk of his career with the National Film Board of Canada. [1] Career. Cowan was nominated for an Academy Award for Documentary Feature for Going the Distance, a documentary about the 1978 Commonwealth Games.
Sep 21, 2015 · September 21, 1940, is the birthdate of journalist Paul Cowan, who, in his 1982 memoir “An Orphan in History,” shared the moving story of his reconstruction of his family’s Jewish heritage and of his own transition from a completely secular way of life to one rich in Jewish tradition and observance, after discovering the legacy his ...
