Everything is relative. Someone forwarded a copy of the memo sent home to the parents of Torah Academy of Boca Raton, Florida, last week, which
Tick tock, tick tock—that sound has been removed from most people’s lives with the influx of digital clocks and cellphones. The passage of time is
Years ago, my close friend was horrified when she heard the words “You da mean grandma,” uttered by her adorable, sweet granddaughter. Although she understood
Winter vacation is here! Or, at least, it’s here for those of us who are in schools who have “Yeshiva Week” break. It’s a time
Who was the Exodus Pharaoh? The simple answer: we do not know for sure, but there are quite a few plausible possibilities. From among them,
(Courtesy of Naale) Growing numbers of observant high school children in North America are looking for a new way to connect with their Jewish heritage
Despite the blistering, single-digit cold, 300 participants gathered at the Museum of Jewish Heritage on Sunday, January 14, to hear presentations from renowned presenters. Hosted
A news story came out in 2013 that a Canadian man named Norman Feller had just emerged from an underground bunker after 14 years. In
Part 12 (written 2004) (Continued from last week) My Army Office Job I have already identified Major Bong as my Battalion Commander who twice had
We always say that bigger is better. But if bigger is better, why not make ourselves smaller? Then everything else would be bigger relative to
The above phrase is said each evening at 10 p.m. on one of the television stations. It is sponsored by the furniture company Raymour and
(Courtesy of Kollel Chatzos) Reb Chaim Vital performed this renowned pidyon twice a year for himself. He writes in his sefer Pri Eitz Chaim, “Thousands
