In this week’s parsha, the Jewish people are told to bring a fruit basket to the priest. So we will be making a delicious fruit
Dear Shayna B., I feel concerned about the New Year. There are so many unknowns upcoming and I don’t know how I will be able
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Last year, at a moment in my life when I needed it most, I stumbled upon a forgotten collection of personal home videos. It took
How do you know if someone is really listening to you? Really paying attention? Really focusing on what you are saying? Well, often it is
There are indeed strong opinions about the Middle East, and students are free to express them. But the grown-ups on campus should be teaching rather
When Mahmoud Abbas simultaneously libeled Israel and denigrated the memory of the Holocaust at a press conference in Germany last month, he was acting in
Ki Teitzei contains more laws than any other parsha in the Torah, and it is possible to be overwhelmed by this embarrass de richesse of
We discern the Torah’s balanced approach to divorce by contrasting it with two extreme approaches to divorce. On one end, the Catholic religion forbids divorce;
Anyone who has ever attended summer camp knows how emotionally charged and special the “Grand Sing” is. At the conclusion of three days of Color
Question: I heard a chumra that during a leap year, with 13 months between readings of Parshat Zachor, one should have in mind to fulfill
