Academics traditionally wear the mantle of freedom of expression with great pride. They embrace the open exchange of ideas and embolden others to engage in
Marlboro, NY—Come this spring, there’s a place to visit just a ways up Rte. 9 W, a straight drive up the Palisades Parkway and beyond.
Listening to Lihi Lapin discuss her book in a room filled with established women who devote their lives to the betterment of Jewish establishments in
The Gemorah in Taanis (22a) tells the story of an encounter between Rabbi Berokah and Eliyahu Hanavi. While walking in the marketplace, Rabbi Berokah asked
The Winter ‘13 session of the TABC Junior Hockey League came to an exciting end on Saturday night December 21st. The Junior division was won
There is no denying the fact that press coverage of Israel by media outlets around the world is often less than flattering. Indeed, Israel is
While visiting Israel this past June, I experienced sudden cardiac arrest. Fortunately for me, I was with someone who knew CPR and they immediately called
Paramus—On Tuesday morning, November 19, Hannah Swieca and I made our way to Manhattan to hear Mr. Naftali Bennett, Israel’s Minister of the Economy, Religious
With aspirations to set our own new Chanukah record, Yeshivat Noam Elementary School students gathered together for Dreidelpalooza. Inspired by Yeshiva University’s Guinness record setting
Pink, red, emerald, purple and black are this fall’s colors according to the catwalks. But two Tel Aviv-based trendsetters—behind a new global community dedicated to
Ron Diskin, 37, is a world expert on the structural biology of deadly viruses. His critical contribution to the field points the way to unprecedented
Are you ready to order from Chopstix for the family and not sure what to get the kids? Often times I go to order Chopstix
