On November 9, after 118 days, the SAG-AFTRA strike finally came to an end, at least tentatively—the proposal is still awaiting ratification from its members.
Chari Pere has always been into art. When she was a kid, she could frequently be found doodling or drawing characters from her favorite TV
Andrew Galitzer has always loved to draw. As a kid, he could often be found doodling and creating sketches that brought his imagination to life
There is nothing better than a good pair of socks. In addition to being an essential part of every wardrobe, they have the power to
Netanel Katz was born an entertainer. As a kid, he always loved making people smile and laugh. He’s maintained that passion and always looks for
When asked to describe how she and her husband met, Sarah Dreisinger laughs and brightly says, “It’s a funny story!” They met by chance due
Eden Cohen and Joseph Greenberg have been friends for quite some time. They met back in high school and kept in touch even after Greenberg
Kehillat Am Yisrael Chai is known among the Passaic-Clifton community for many things, but most importantly they are a haven for Sephardic Jewry. Offering multiple
Kehillat Am Yisrael Chai is known among the Passaic-Clifton community for many things, but most importantly they are a haven for Sephardic Jewry. Offering multiple
Virtual reality (VR) has become increasingly popular these days. Whether it be in schools or at home, the reason it’s so popular is that there’s
When Josh Chaitovsky was a young staff member at Camp Nesher in the Pocono Mountains, he and a few friends bemoaned the lack of kosher
Learning in a classroom can be tough. In addition to the usual struggles, the information students are given is usually presented through books and abstract
