Reviewing: “Autism in Heels” by Jennifer Cook O’Toole. 2018. Skyhorse Publishers. Hardcover. 272 pages. English. ISBN-13: 978-1510732841 “Autism in Heels,” is about autism spectrum disorder
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Editor’s note: Rabbi Glick responds to the following article, published last week. Yasher koach! I can’t give you approval any more than I could give
This past week you may have read in the New York Times “Science Times” section the piece on “failing the smell test.” It is an
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It’s been a long time since we have been reminded that organ donations can save lives. We read about it, hear about it, and then
I was recently in a doctor’s office. He is a very kind doctor and Nina and I were surprised when he came into the examining
Have you ever had the experience of passing by someone you know, or who walks by without acknowledging you? Or do you sometimes feel that
1) Arrange for a “date” with your spouse. Make all the arrangements before letting him/her know. 2) Get tickets for something your spouse would enjoy—for
A nest is thought of as a place, representing home, where the offspring, or children, grow with their parents watching over them and guiding them
