Reflecting on My Internship at The Jewish Link
Until mid-April, I had no plans lined up for this summer. In past years, I worked as a camp counselor and had fun hanging out
December 23, 2024
Until mid-April, I had no plans lined up for this summer. In past years, I worked as a camp counselor and had fun hanging out
In 2014, a foursome of young Englewood men, some still in high school, hit upon the idea of online shopping at the next level of
On Thursday, June 6, the Township of Teaneck held a town council meeting to discuss various topics; however, the most popular and hotly disputed topic
Teaneck resident Chaim Kiss and his business partner Meir Jeret recently started a social media business called Social Media Guru 365. Social Media Guru 365’s
There are so many reasons why fidget spinners are great, and to be honest, I don’t really understand why some people have such animosity toward
Summer Shabbatot can be loads of fun when you’re able to play or sit in the warm weather and have fun at the park. However,
The New Jersey State Fair at the Meadowlands opened on June 22 and runs through July 9. This is a great activity and always a
On the night of June 14, the talented eighth grade girls of Yeshivat Noam put on a performance of “The Lion King.” The show started
Reviewing: “L’Chaim,” by Eliezer Sobel. Rainbow Ridge Books. Paperback, 28 pages, 2016. ISBN-13: 978-1-937907-44-0. Eliezer Sobel noticed that his mother, Manya Sobel, was not able
Reviewing: “The Advocate’s Devil,” by Alan M. Dershowitz. Warner Books Inc. Hardcover, 342 pages, 1994. ISBN-10: 0-446-51759-3. Alan M. Dershowitz is considered one of America’s
When I was younger, I desperately wanted to taste Spongebob Squarepants’ famous Krabby Patty. The characters raved about this delicious-looking cheeseburger, causing my siblings and
Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, who replaced Yeshiva University President Richard M. Joel after his 14-year tenure, officially started his new position on June 5. As
