Orenstein, a journalist who writes about family issues, unsparingly revisits her sojourn in the community of the subfertile.
Mr. Jackson's sojourn into the black community was part of his campaign of blaming Sony Records for the disappointing sales that have hobbled his most recent record, "Invincible," which has proven to be anything but.
Fifty years ago, black and white college students active with the Civil Rights Movement undertook freedom sojourns in rural communities of the deep South.
The case has already done damage to the image of the Cuban-American community in Miami and subjected a young child to a long sojourn away from home after the death of his mother at sea.
My exciting sojourn began, traveling over a few years in numerous countries photographing Bahá'ís and their community life.
The origins of and inspiration for monasticism, an institution based on the Christian ideal of perfection, have traditionally been traced to the first apostolic community in Jerusalem which is described in the Acts of the Apostles and to Jesus' sojourn in the wilderness.
His pictures, taken during a three-month sojourn in the Outer Hebrides, in 1954, find a granitic toughness in these remote Scottish island communities.
Ms. Zackin's Peruvian sojourn strikes me as a borderline example of the exploitative nature of the relationship between Western artists and intellectuals, and indigenous communities.
It was a dramatic sojourn.
"Sojourn" extracts some of them.
