For more than 15 years, Sinai Schools’ vocational students have volunteered at Holy Name Medical Center for workplace training. They have worked alongside medical professionals
Last Saturday night, I attended the funeral of Ezra Schwartz at Ben Gurion Airport. Ezra was spending this year in a yeshiva with a particular
In one word: Powerful. Last Thursday night, hundreds of seminary and yeshiva students met in Beit Shemesh, Israel, for a memorial service for 18-year-old Ezra
Ma’ayanot’s continuing education program is thriving, as is manifest by the large number of continuing education events that are planned for December. The jam-packed month
On November 18, the RYNJ Jaguars visited Yavneh for a local hockey showdown. Everyone expected a close game and the fans were not disappointed. Both
Holocaust Survivor ‘Pays It Forward’ (combined sources) In 1938, then-child George Weidenfeld managed to escape the horrors of the Holocaust and emigrate to the United
Sarah Tehiya Litman and Ariel Beigel were married in Jerusalem on Thursday night, at a ceremony and reception like no other. The entire population of
We begin kindling the Chanukah candles on Sunday night. This year, in a spirit of solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Israel, we suggest
Ed Tech Can Facilitate Excellence, But Must Be Used Effectively I enjoyed reading Dr. Greene’s article on blended learning (“Blended Learning: A Solution to the
On October 30, the Rabbinical Council of America concluded an extended and robust internal discussion among its 1,000 members that had extended for more than
(bbc.com and combined sources) Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan say they will give away 99% of their shares in the company to
I sit in my dorm room, beneath my covers, feeling safe but oh, so lost. I sit and type for I am not sure of
