Part 11 (Continued from last week) Another appeal to Mr. Likita of the embassy for help produced results. He wrote that we should send him
As somebody who’s admittedly never made a chasunah before, I don’t understand why we have to come so early for pictures. My sister got married
Pesach is fast approaching and perhaps this year, more than ever, we need all of the (appropriate) Pesach jokes we can get. Of course, generally
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(Courtesy of Teaneck Shuls) Here are some free fun learning options for all ages, from toddlers to AP students to adults. Some are always free
This week’s parsha begins with the commandment to start construction of the Mishkan alongside the commandment not to do melacha on Shabbat. Our Sages tell
BPY BaBayit was launched on Monday, creating an even stronger connection between home and school. As students, families and teachers adjust to virtual school, the
Zoom zoom zoom! Although its doors are closed, Moriah is still in session! Thanks to the help of Zoom conferencing software, Moriah is able to
Ma’ayanot students and faculty have been enjoying their virtual classroom experiences. All have been enjoying the camaraderie and sense of community that comes with the
It has been a week and a half like no other, as Yeshivat Frisch transitioned to online instruction. Frisch’s first day of remote classes began
TABC had a substantive and informative faculty training last week, led by faculty member Aryeh Tiefenbrunn, on a variety of methods of online learning while
Morah Eli and her little assistant Miriam from Gan Henel, measured, poured mixed and kneaded on a zoom live for the Gan Henel students. Some
