In SAR High School, we teach a year-long course to our 10th graders in gender-separate classes. In the first half of the year, we cover

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This past Shabbat, Congregation Ahavat Torah, under the leadership of Rabbi Chaim Poupko in Englewood, hosted Rabbi Menachem and Adeena Penner as scholars-in-residence. Rabbi Penner

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Acupuncture is well known for reducing pain and enhancing fertility but did you know it can alleviate or mitigate many of the challenges of aging?

(Courtesy of Medicare Done) It’s got a bad rap. And for good reason. Expensive. Limitations. Exclusions. Those words are synonymous with long-term care insurance. At

Aliyah. Has the call ever been so clear in our lifetime? Sure, we Zionist-leaning Jews are always in the contemplative phase of moving to Israel,

(StatePoint) Accepting Medicare is becoming increasingly unsustainable for physicians, which has resulted in many practices refusing to take new Medicare patients, or even to shutter

Ever thought you were completely fair and unbiased? Well, think again! Our minds play tricks on us without us even noticing. We go about our

During the past few days I have spent some time remembering our experiences as young parents suddenly faced with a diagnosis that our daughter was

(Courtesy of Purim Paks) With Purim approaching, those of us with friends and family living in Israel appreciate the modern communications that let us celebrate