By the time you read this, Chanukah will quite possibly be over, but I’m writing this on the first night, so I’d like to talk
Once upon a time, many years ago, I was a student in Stern College for Women and Others, as I affectionately referred to it. I
Israel is a country made up of diverse tribes, communities, ethnicities and religions. There are rival political camps and many different approaches to issues. If
Livingston–Despite a career in hedge funds, Eyal Bitansky’s passion for playing wouldn’t die down. On a pro bono basis, he worked as a DJ or–with
Dr. Henry Ekstein is a story teller. Sit down with him and he is happy to share a story with you from his life and
Teaneck–As Dr. Carol Glaser’s divorce support group for Orthodox women concludes after meeting for almost two years, a new group is forming to provide support
In his long-running radio program, “A Prairie Home Companion,” host Garrison Keillor reports events from the fictional community of Lake Wobegon, Minnesota, a place where
Launched three years ago, Ma’ayanot’s Alumnae College Fellowship Program was designed to afford alumnae who have an interest in formal and/or informal Jewish education the
During a 10-week simulation SMG this fall, four 7th graders at Yavneh Academy turned $100,000 into $131,495. They finished in second place out of 500
TABC’s Color War 2014 was amazing! With each class assigned a unit in Tzahal: Freshmen Chail Haavir, Sophomores Chail Hayam, Juniors Modi’in and Seniors Tzanchanim,
RYNJ students of 4B1 are learning how to do research. The boys learned how to use a table of contents and an index to locate
The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades runs a “Grand-Friend” program that encourages intergenerational interactions between seniors and young children who attend programs at the Center.
