(I’m biting my tongue here since this is where my kids would say, “it’s called a chanukiah!”) Personally the holiday of Chanukah has always represented
“Don’t be nervous.” A repeated line I heard while watching a mindless reality show recently. “Relax.” “Stop being so worried.” “Calm down.” Do people still
How does a one-week sports camp with 14 boys from Teaneck evolve to a three-week day camp with over 200 boys from a dozen communities
Teaneck’s very own Eli Rubin (TABC ’21) is hard at work during Shana Alef at Yeshivat Mevaseret Tzion, going the extra mile every day. Eli
I boarded the Delta flight and quickly found my seat, ready for the long trip to San Diego to attend a business conference. A few
There have been many articles and postings lately about the cost of additional items on a bill in a restaurant that the writer or poster
Marking the completion of the second machzor of Daf HaYomi B’Halacha and the beginning of the third machzor. “What better eis ratzon, what more opportune
So it looks like one of my kids is getting braces. This is terrifying to me, because I’ve never had braces myself. When I was
Twenty years ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find a kosher pizza place offering grandma-style slices. Even ten years ago, the hunt for grandma,
All different types and sizes are plentiful in the Israel markets today. Jaffa oranges (also known as shamouti) are the primary fruit seen in the
Parshat Vayigash inspiration: “And they took their livestock and their possessions that they had acquired in the Land of Canaan and they came to Egypt,
Zohara was going to change the world—at least that’s what everyone told her. She never set out to be famous or a role model; it
