In honor of the Super Bowl we present some life lessons to be gleaned from the game of football. [The first three are based on
Americans love their cars. Case in point: In 1999, a Tennessee man, Buster Mitchell, tried to get married but was denied by county officials. You’re
For several years now climatologists have puzzled over an apparent conundrum: why is Antarctic sea ice continuing to expand, albeit at the relatively slow rate
A Jewish overnight summer camp may be an experience most Jewish kids have come to expect, but it was with the opening last summer of
Teaneck—New Jersey Yachad and the International Jewish Resource Center for Inclusion and Special Education will present a two-day conference for educators and parents, Sunday, February
Sharon, Mass—My husband and I chose The Binah School carefully for our daughter Chana. We were impressed that the co-founders of this new school realized
EL AL Israel Airlines recently flew 14 children to Israel as part of Chai Lifeline’s “Wish at the Wall” program. Chai Lifeline, a non-profit organization
Inherent in any new legislation is the potential for unintended or unforeseen consequences. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), designed to expand healthcare
It’s probably happened to you a hundred times: you go to a major store, hoping to find that specific item you’re after, and you have
It has been my observation that many people overrate their ability to communicate. “Excellent communication skills” is often listed near the top of a job
A popular expression goes “good things come to those who wait.” Undoubtedly, whoever coined that phrase did not have Social Security benefits in mind, but
My wife’s grandfather, a Hasid who was trapped behind the Iron Curtain for decades before moving to Brooklyn, used to enjoy being asked who his
