Disclaimer: I know that kids sometimes read my columns, and I love that they do, but this week’s column is for adults only. If you’re
On the holiday of Tu B’Shvat, which is a celebration of trees and nature, there is a custom of eating different types of fruit. It
True achdus is forged only through Torah. This wonderful ideal was apparent earlier this month when gedolei Yisrael from across the spectrum—Sephardic, chasidish and Litvish—all
In a statement emailed to Jewish Link and JNS staff last week, Bimbo Bakeries USA announced that products under the Arnold, Sara Lee and Ball
I was lucky enough to spend Yeshiva Week in Israel, visiting my middle son who is spending his gap year at a yeshiva in the
As part of RYNJ’s Community of Kindness program, this month’s theme is “paying it forward.” That means doing something kind for someone else who hasn’t
Rabbi Haim Jachter recently traveled to Manhattan to deliver a shiur to a group of alumni, alumni parents and friends at the Rothenberg Law Firm.
Noam Kindergarten students shared a special night with their parents in pjs at “Shema Under the Stars.”
Now that my final Shiriyah ended two weeks ago, I find myself looking back on my development and the development of my grade through Shiriyah
Each summer, after a couple of weeks of catching up on the PBS must-see tv shows watched exclusively by nerdy English teachers like myself, I
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, SAR Academy eighth graders and students from Atmosphere Academy, a charter school which is housed at the
The Idea School welcomed Sybil Cohen, artist and illustrator to teach a 12-week course in visual language to its students and faculty. Cohen’s unique program
