Living Connected, the Bergen County School-Shul Technology Initiative, invites you to share your concerns, comments and insights about technology habits and its impact on children
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(Courtesy of Shalem Conference) An international conference will be held on September 11-12 in Jerusalem to mark the 30th yahrzeit of Harav Prof. Eliezer Berkovits,
The Hillel at one of the country’s oldest technological universities will be getting a reboot as the new semester begins at Stevens Institute of Technology.
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(Courtesy of Ark Mortgage) The month of Tishrei is a time of awe and celebration, but no matter your relationship with the chagim, there’s no
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Like most people, I have a memory of my mother putting baby powder on me as a child after a bath—a warm, comforting nostalgic memory.
