I remember the Tehillim assemblies quite vividly. It was almost exactly 19 years ago, I was a senior in high school and our principal called
I read the story quite some time ago. It was told by a young woman who boarded an airplane early one winter Friday morning. She
Paramus—I have lived in Bergen County for 42 years and I have been active in my synagogue, community affairs, UJA and several day schools. One
Last May, a New Hampshire school board voted to encourage teachers to celebrate only one “group” birthday a month. The motivation behind the decision was
Since 1996, nobody knew it more than the New York Yankees: “You gotta’ go to Mo!” The Yankees knew that if they could hold a
Paramus—“How can we help our students stay connected?” That was a critical curricular question that Rav Tomer Ronen, Rosh HaYeshiva of Ben Porat Yosef, and
Esther checked her reflection in the rear view mirror as she and Len drove away from the Broadway Central Hotel. The makeup that had been
The announcement of Marvin Glick of Malden, Massachusetts and Nina Stroock of Jericho, Long Island’s wedding was printed in the New York Times on Monday,
Is money is flying out your pocket with your wedding plans? Despair not. With a glue gun and crafty tools, glamorize your wedding with a
If you type the words “bar bat mitzvah planning” into Google, you will get more than 2,000,000 hits. The websites that come up include almost
There’s no greater simcha than making a wedding for your child. And when I say, “no greater simcha,” I am obviously talking about price. With
Towards the end of Parshas Noach, we are introduced to the Dor Haflaga, those who build the Tower of Bavel. As children we are taught
