Part II of II I take the first bite. I swallow with emphasis, as if taking cough syrup or a potion I know will bring
Excitement is building as more and more participants are signing up to join Team SHALVA in the forthcoming Jerusalem Marathon which will be taking place
When have you last told your fear to sit in the backseat and let your courage lead the way? Have you recently pushed yourself to
As Jews around the world celebrate the holiday of Chanukah, a new massive open online course (MOOC) being offered through YU Global, Yeshiva University’s online
We are busy packing for one of our frequent Montreal trips. The fact that we have not been in Montreal for over two months is
New York—It’s a high-tech Chanukah this year with the first 3-D printed electronic dreidels developed as part of the CIJE-Tech Middle School (MS) Engineering Program.
Wage and hour law has experienced many changes in recent years, and it can be hard for workers to understand just what they are entitled
In what appears to be the next wave of anti-Torah progressiveness sweeping the nation arethe so-called “death with dignity” laws. This will become the greatest
As readers of this esteemed periodical may recall, I wrote a story last summer about vacations in the Catskill Mountains. In particular, I recounted how
This month’s Israel Spotlight interviewee is Jonathan Pedoeem. Jonathan grew up in West Orange and attended the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy and Rae Kushner Yeshiva
While visiting Israel a number of years ago, David and Debra Segal visited the city of Sderot and met with Rabbi David Fendel, rosh yeshiva
Although Chanukah concluded this past Monday, there are some important lessons that we may glean from it and incorporate into our daily lives. Chanukah is
