When the College Board released data on the updated 2016 SAT, the results raised some hackles. For more than 40 years, girls have consistently received
Students in MTA’s Honors College, an enriched academic program that provides a challenging and comprehensive student experience, had the opportunity to hear from Rabbi Dr.
Believe it or not, there is an extracurricular program that accomplishes the impossible: It inspires students to pore over dense documents outside of school, voluntarily.
This past Friday, Teaneck Mayor Mohammed Hameeduddin, Deputy Mayor Elie Y. Katz and councilmember Mark (Mendy) J. Schwartz (Jewish Link of NJ Co-Publisher) toured the
This past Friday, I attended a unique breakfast in Manhattan in the dining room of Israel’s Consul General, Ambassador Dani Dayan. In attendance were leading
According to a recent survey conducted by AARP, over one-third of older adults in America are experiencing pervasive loneliness. This equates to over 42.6 million
With children spending more and more time online, we’ve entered a new era in which teaching our young ones how to be safe online must
During the Yom Kippur War in October 1973, my neighbor on French Hill in Jerusalem was a retired high-level CIA analyst and operative. Despite an
“Search Engine: Finding Meaning in Jewish Texts,” by Rabbi Gil Student. Kodesh Press. Paperback, 398 pages. 2018. ISBN-10: 1947857045. $24.95. Nice guys do not have
For the third straight year, Joel Glazer, American History teacher at Bruriah, arranged a personalized tour of the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH)
This past Monday, February 5, the SAR Sting boys varsity hockey team defeated their Ramaz counterparts 6-0 in their final regular season bout. The last
Coming off their first place clinching game, the undefeated SAR Sting varsity girls basketball team took the court against the Bruriah Lightning around 8 p.m.,
