Shelach 5775: Peer Pressured, Theoretically
If the Divine can’t face down communal “peer pressure” what hope is there for the rest of us? Moses, once again, steps up to defend
If the Divine can’t face down communal “peer pressure” what hope is there for the rest of us? Moses, once again, steps up to defend
For the first time, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the power to recognize foreign governments is exclusive to the president. When President George
Helen Roth rarely sent her husband Mark shopping for any groceries for the family. He often came home with the wrong items. Baking powder instead
I’d like to share with you a beautiful e-mail I received from my daughter while she was on her graduation trip to Washington, DC. (It
Ladies and gentleman it is time for the cliched graduation column. The good news is that this medium is of the written word, so you
As someone who has a small vegetable garden in his backyard, I’d have to say that the biggest benefit of having a garden is that
The Weinreb Brothers, natives of Monsey, have music in their blood. When they were growing up, one would often hear the sounds of exotic rhythmic
College students and a capella music. It is a combination that just seems to naturally go hand in hand, and the all new Y-Studs, an
Dan Stone’s The Liberation of the Camps: The End of the Holocaust and Its Aftermath is difficult reading, and not just because it documents what
It was about a year ago when we all came together. One year ago, three Israeli teenagers—Naftali, Gilead and Eyal—were kidnapped and murdered in the
Are we obsessed with animals? We have written about the Teaneck turkeys, the raccoons that audaciously broke our faucet behind our deck while turning it
When investors seek financial instruments that promise both a specified rate of return and no loss of principal they are looking for “accumulation insurance.” They