Casper, the Not So Friendly Ghost
Ghosting, a Gen Z phenomenon, is most typically associated with dating, but this rude behavior is no longer limited to relationships. It has extended to
December 23, 2024
Ghosting, a Gen Z phenomenon, is most typically associated with dating, but this rude behavior is no longer limited to relationships. It has extended to
(Courtesy of Touro College) Sometimes a casual conversation can be the catalyst for a major initiative. A few weeks ago, Chaim Shapiro of Touro College
Part 2 “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” The origin of this phrase is unclear. Some have attributed it to Miguel Cervantes, who
If you really want to help a friend with a serious problem, sometimes the best you can do is to not “do” anything. No, the
We are living in a world accustomed to “quick fixes.” Papercut? Run it under cold water, Band-Aid, boom—you’re done. Realized you ran out of laundry
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) We are proud to announce that St. Mary’s General Hospital is the recipient of the Healthgrades 2020 Patient Safety
(Courtesy of Ezer Mizion) Did you ever land late at night at an airport? By the time you deplane, there is only a handful of
Sanitation tunnel that mists incomers with disinfectant solution being piloted at Tel Aviv’s Bloomfield Stadium. In a post-lockdown world, the idea of entering crowded shopping malls
My mother loved the word “potchka.” She would always tell us how something wasn’t a potchka at all, when clearly it was. At least for
Most American Jews have a general idea of what to expect when they order Chinese takeout. Along with pizza and sushi, American-style Chinese food is
One of the biggest attractions of spring arriving is the knowledge that Englewood’s Ice Cream on Grand, our most favorite place to indulge in unique
In anticipation of her upcoming bat mitzvah this coming December, Yehudis Muller of Hillside, is baking up delicious treats for Shabbat and Yom Tov to
