The historical clash between Greek culture and that of the Jews is an ancient one. It is not merely a clash of ideas, but at

From the time we’re born, we are tested. Whether it’s measurements at or right after birth by our caretakers (think Apgar scores) to entrance interviews

It was almost 20 years ago to the day that Jake Rabinowitz and his daughter, Debra, traveled out to Colorado Springs, in southern Colorado, on

Ah, the limits of language. We’re all familiar with the clichéd speeches that we’re forced to hear at notable life events: weddings, bar and bat

As those of you familiar with my first collection of stories, “Timeless Travels,” are already aware, over his lifetime, Jake Rabinowitz of Teaneck, New Jersey,

The familiar debate among social scientists contrasting the importance of nature versus nurture in human development has been going on for at least two centuries,

As the hours turned into days, and the days into weeks, and the weeks turned into months, Jake Rabinowitz marveled at the resiliency he saw

Wintertime in Northern New Jersey is noted for its variable weather conditions. Though snowstorms occur with some regularity, they aren’t a constant problem for the

Strange times often lead to even stranger pursuits. In the wake of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, a new type of archaeology has emerged, a practice

Jake Rabinowitz spent his junior year of college (1969-1970) as a student abroad at the Hebrew University campus located in Givat Ram in west Jerusalem.

After a long hiatus, I ran into Mark Twain recently who was eager to share some of his thoughts on recent current events. He began

Part 2 During the night, a frightful turn in the weather took place. Unexpectedly, 18 inches of wet snow fell and, along with high winds,