Adi Goldman of Raanana, Israel, is a charming, personable young woman who dreams of attending medical school. For Goldman, however, fulfilling this dream goes beyond
Meir Tolchin is studying in Yeshivat Orayta in the Old City of Jerusalem. He is from Teaneck, New Jersey, and attended Yeshivat Noam and TABC.
The Boro Park Blitz Campaign will set klal Yisrael on fire. Ever since Kollel Chatzos has become known as a sentry of shemira and bracha
What do gourmet, all-natural sauces and spreads have to do with Jewish Disabilities Awareness and Inclusion Month? In a small factory in Be’er Sheva, Israel,
God, it seems like a while since we have spoken. It is I, Sara, your 98-year-old friend. I was never one to pray from a
It has been a long and arduous wait for my husband to finally have his hip-replacement surgery that was keeping him from normal mobility for
Substance abuse, including alcohol, is harmful in ways that go well beyond what many comprehend. Most people think of a drug as a substance that
Nearly eight years ago I was admitted to a treatment center for the first time. I had been battling anorexia nervosa and clinical depression, and
Imagine the following scenario: You and your spouse are invited to a large social gathering. Someone approaches you with a big smile and a warm
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Disciplined… Dedicated… Habitual… Mindful… Human… All words that could perfectly describe someone who is deeply devoted to their Judaism—including their practice of keeping kosher. Living
Funds will provide summer learning opportunities for high school students interested in healthcare careers. Teaneck—Holy Name Medical Center’s Institute for Simulation Learning (ISL) was awarded
