(StatePoint) Some of summer’s favorite moments happen right in your backyard: the sounds of children running around, the smells of fresh-cut grass and newly planted

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It is now Friday morning and I have just had my coffee and began reading this week’s edition of The Jewish Link. I came across

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I still remember the first day of my four years at Ramaz Upper School, which was Freshman Orientation. That day was the first day I

All around the world, parents and Jewish teens seek to balance the need for an affordable, quality education and the desire for Jewish expression. Jewish

A few weeks ago I wrote a sappy piece on graduation. After the actual graduation took place, it got me thinking that graduation is a