Tenafly Chabad Academy fourth graders learned about the phases of the moon in a very delicious way. Using sandwich cookies, they recreated each phase of
Day 1—Maya Jacobs, 10th grade We landed in New Orleans and headed straight to a soup kitchen. When we arrived, we put on hairnets and
In order to learn about density, displacement and buoyancy, Kinneret seventh grade scientists were challenged to create boats to keep their change afloat.
Last week MTA talmidim joined high schoolers from around the world for Yeshiva University’s annual Model United Nations conference. As Yeshiva University’s High School for
The ADdress is a new department store at the American Dream Mall for beautiful, modest fashion. There are over 30 brands, each with its own
Tenafly Chabad Academy first graders learned about how Hashem gave our ancestors mann to eat while they were wandering in the midbar, desert, and that
Much to the dismay of the Jewish community, a hearing for a suspect who allegedly planned to attack a synagogue will remain free on bail
This past Sunday night, while many watched the Chiefs take down the Eagles in a nail-biting victory, Heichal had a win of their own, when
“We must stand proud of what we are, who we are and what we stand for.” “There are those who advise us (as a result
Teddy Weinberger’s son Elie officially became a company commander in the IDF Reserves at a graduation ceremony on February 9. Below are his translated reflections.
The shiva period for our daughter was an intense but comforting experience. It gave us time to reflect on our daughter’s short but meaningful life.
Following meeting at the Orthodox Union, Rabbi Genack appealed to then-President Clinton to help Miriam Baumel find her son. (Courtesy of OU) To this day,
