In chess, color complexes are the light and dark squares that dictate control over regional diagonals across the board. Weakening color complexes in one’s opponent’s
How often do you think about the Roman Empire? Probably more often than the Roman Empire thinks about you. But apparently, according to a recent
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IDF soldiers and soldiers worldwide have an issue with battle rations — they are usually not very tasty and the menu doesn’t change very often,
One of my favorites for winter is stew and there are so many different ways to make it. Here are some international recipes. Just pick
We want to be nice to everyone. We try to help people when we can and not hurt their feelings. But for certain special people,
Last week’s cufflinks were the Gryffindor emblems, from “Harry Potter,” because A) the word “house” appears thrice in the parsha, plus tent, which equals four.
Morah Natalie and Morah Avital, Yeshivat Noam bnot sherut, teach Shel Silberstein’s “The Giving Tree” in Ivrit using interactive activities.
Throughout the year, BPY students learn about many customs and holidays, both Jewish and secular. February 2 was Groundhog Day. This is a custom dating
RYNJ wraps up an amazing winter mishmar session! Middle school boys gathered after school each week to learn, eat and daven together, becoming experts in
Yavneh Academy middle school students competed against SAR, BPY and YCQ in their second debate of the year. The students debated the resolution, “All Americans
He’Atid second grade learned all about the Tower of Babel. They read in the Chumash that Hashem created many languages that caused confusion. They then
