(Part III of IV) Read Part I here and Part II here! Homolka led Katya to his well-furnished office, moving around some boxes to clear

As many of my readers may see, I will step out of the typical IT column when I stumble on something that is IT related

I’m back again, it’s Daniel Goldstein reporting from Camp Dora Golding. I can’t believe it’s only been about two weeks since we were last in

“How can it already be the end of Week 6?” This is a question campers and counselors are asking themselves at Gesher. They have been

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Now adults, evacuated Gush Katif residents gather for an emotional and cathartic look back at their former lives and homes, guided by the lessons they

Devarim: 5: 17, 6: 18 At Chocolate Manna from Heaven, the kosher candy store in Fair Lawn, people come in with orders large and small.

Along with many rabbanim, I counseled numerous pregnant and nursing women not to fast this past Sunday, since it was a Tisha B’Av Nidheh (postponed

The Canadian system of government is quite different from the American one. One does not really vote for the candidate. Instead one would vote for

We all love our children. We love them enough that when they are babies and they never want to sleep, we still love them. We

I would have to say that one of the most annoying things about having a newspaper advice column, aside from all these people writing to