Believe it or not, I have three separate wardrobes: one for when I’m underweight because I’m not eating sufficiently due to my depression, one for
There is a black hole inside me. In another five years or another 10 years—even at my wedding—this hole will be there. By Tali Dee/blogs.www.TimesofIsrael.com
(Courtesy of AMIT) Seventeen-year-old AMIT student Reut Amichai was honored with lighting a torch at this year’s Israeli 75th Anniversary Independence Day Opening Ceremony on
Imagine yourself in a pre-dystopian America, a near-parallel universe, where history as we know it is about to morph into alternative history. That’s exactly what
Redemption involves a movement… from the periphery of history to its center… To be on the periphery means to be a non-history-making entity, while movement
The sixth grade class researched topics about conservation, sustainability and pollution in honor of Earth Day. The lower school classes visited the Earth Day fair
Yashar koach to the JKHA middle school boys and girls Torah Bowl teams for their work in the league championships. The JKHA boys Torah Bowl
Thirty-six YU students are raising funds for critical supplies like mezuzahs, toothbrushes/pastes and OTC medications to bring with them to communities and clinics in Central
Ariela Rozentul is a 14-year-old girl from Cliffside Park. She is currently a student at Bergen County Academies, and attends Chabad of Fort Lee. In
Yeshivat Noam seventh graders analyzed themes as they read “Animal Farm” in English class.
Our communities should be proud of the many chesed organizations available to us. They offer a variety of services to anyone who needs them, and
The Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy Upper School recently held their annual color war. Team Shemesh competed against Team Yareach in a variety of games that challenged
