Retired … But Not Tired of Volunteering
Thankfully, I am still gainfully employed … and I don’t have any immediate plans to retire. However, many folks in my age demographic have retired
Thankfully, I am still gainfully employed … and I don’t have any immediate plans to retire. However, many folks in my age demographic have retired
When I was 12 years old, like most of the young boys in our Orthodox community, I began practicing leining my parsha for my bar
I’m very involved in planning (and often chairing) adult education programs for the two shuls in Stamford to which we belong. And over the years
Many of my friends in the Jewish community no longer read The New York Times, and given the newspaper’s biased, anti-Israel coverage since the beginning
When I was growing up, my parents were always very eager to express their hakarat hatov to America and to tangibly demonstrate their appreciation for
In the olden days (which was not much more than 25 years ago), if you wanted to publish a book, you were pretty much at
During the first 12 years of her life, our daughter Tova underwent three major surgical procedures that required extended stays at Columbia Presbyterian Babies Hospital
Rabbi Ari Berman, the president of Yeshiva University, hit the nail on the head in a recent email to the larger YU community about the
Alison Cowan, a freelance journalist and popular author who worked as a reporter and editor for the New York Times for 27 years, will speak
They say it’s a small world — and an even smaller Jewish world (although as comedian Steven Wright once quipped, “Yes, but I wouldn’t want
Senator Joseph Lieberman was well known as a staunch supporter of Israel, even crossing party lines on occasion when he felt that certain legislation was
Rabbi Michael Taubes, who is a rosh yeshiva at Yeshiva University High School for Boys (YUHSB) and at Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS), has