Friendship
The core group of Dragons, bottom row, from left: Carol Steinbach, Steve Harr, Robbie Reicher. Top row, from left: Neal Wein, Bill Reinfeld, Henry Slesinger and Tom Stutz (Photo by Deborah Weisberg)
June 8, 2025, 10:06 am
Allderdice ’58 alums reunite to celebrate 70+ years of friendship
They came of age in the golden glow of the 1950s — and 70 years later, still see each other just as they did back in high school.
By Deborah Weisberg
Darrin Friedman. (Photo courtesy of Darrin Friedman)
January 8, 2025, 9:00 pm
Play and playwright push men to befriend more men
'Maybe we just don't have it all together, and we need the support of friends' — Darrin Friedman
By Adam Reinherz
From left: Richard Kantrowitz, Roberto Clemente and Ken Kantrowitz. Photo courtesy of Sam Kantrowitz
December 15, 2022, 11:51 am
The gift of a winter coat results in Hall of Fame friendship
Sometimes the seemingly most 'insignificant action' is the seed of generational bonds
By Adam Reinherz
Balance Scale by winnifredxoxo courtesy of flickr.com.
August 17, 2022, 8:57 am
The scales of friendship
Rather than being put off by what we do, they valued our willingness to be open and to share it with them, which they viewed as “true friendship.”
By Gene Tabachnick
Men spanning the Pittsburgh region took to the ice for curling and friendship. Photo by Evan Stein.
December 29, 2021, 11:15 am
The focus is on friendship and fun for this grassroots Jewish men’s group
“I sent a note to Mark and a few other guys and said, ‘This is incredibly stupid. We should do it,'”
By David Rullo
Helen Bayer and Jon Prince forged a deep friendship after meeting at the Food Shoppe in Squirrel Hill. Photo provided by Jon Prince.
November 22, 2020, 4:09 pm
Tuesdays with Jon and Helen
An unlikely meeting in a store's parking lot led to a meaningful friendship.
By David Rullo
Julie Arnheim and Zita Iwuoha at GIFT's fashion show (Photo courtesy of Julie Arnheim)
November 9, 2020, 12:01 pm
These two Pittsburghers are their neighbors’ keepers
Julie Arnheim, a Jewish makeup consultant, and Zita Iwuoha, a nurse, midwife and nun who came to the U.S. from Nigeria, became fast friends. Now, they’re teaming up to make change.
By Kayla Steinberg
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