When Teaneck resident and licensed acupuncturist Elie Goldschmidt started experiencing back pain, he knew that acupuncture could help him. Unable to needle himself, he turned
There was a time when one applied for a job s/he was required to submit a résumé to a potential employer. The résumé generally spoke
When Jews meet other Jews for the first time, they typically engage is a classic Jewish past-time known as Jewish Geography. It is neither a
Same medical problems, similar treatment, different systems—that’s what a delegation of medical professionals from Nahariya, Israel learned on their recent visit as part of the
On Father’s Day, I was left to my own devices. My three sons got to spend the day with their father in the quaint city
I guess I should have listened to Mama, Esther thought ruefully as she rubbed the angry blister blossoming on the back of her heel. Today
Children are increasingly being given drugs by doctors to help teachers and parents cope with their troublesome behavior. Certain behaviors or actions by children, such
Jerusalem—The Yeshiva University Center for the Jewish Future (www.yu.edu/cjf) recently announced that its “Counterpoint Israel Program,” an immersive service-learning initiative that aims to empower the
When Yonina Weinberg, a Yeshivat Noam middle schooler, turned 3, she had to pay a visit to an ophthalmologist, Dr. Brian Campolatarro aka “Dr. Brian,”
If you could help send sick children to Camp Simcha with just one extra click every time you shopped online, you’d do it, right? That’s
Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky, Executive Director, and Mrs. Shterney Kanelsky, Associate Director of Bris Avrohom, sponsored an event launched 10 years ago in loving memory of
Hundreds of children and their families boarded the luxurious Atlantis for Misameach’s one-of-a-kind annual cruise, held this past Sunday. The cruise, which was eagerly anticipated
