We live in an age where technology is increasingly encroaching on more areas of our lives. Of course, it was inevitable that our children’s toys
Awhile back there arose out of the West a new movement, using a term that everybody thought they were familiar with, but which took on
It’s that time again! Every year, like clockwork, mosquitos start filling the air, and the summer excitement begins to build. Graduations are happening all around
Whether it is finals, packing the kids up for camp or trying to stay awake after another late-ending June wedding, there are many reasons this
Mandelbread or mandlebrot cookies are an Ashkenazi Jewish dessert dating back to the early 19th century. The word mandelbrot means almond (mandel) and bread (brot) in
Some of these ideas have been circulating on the Internet for a while, so we thought we would consolidate them and make them available to
There is something about soup. It is a warm comforting food that is relatively easy for the home cook to make. It is forgiving in
In case you haven’t noticed, a plague of locusts has descended on the Middle East, affecting Egypt and southern Israel, mostly. (Israel is also plagued
CHICAGO — Kashrus officials from around the country continue to ponder the challenging issue of safeguarding the integrity of kosher meat. Last month, many of
Congregation Arzei Darom of Teaneck will hold its 12th annual dinner on Sunday, June 9, honoring long-time members Miles and Valerie Levin. The dinner will
Paramus—If there was a mirror on the wall at the Frisch Fashion Show and Dance Performance, Sunday May 19, the fairest of them all would
Paramus—Ariel Siegel, Program Manager with the Somaly Mam Foundation, was an NYU college student, studying abroad for a semester, when she read Somaly Mam’s book
