Editor’s note: Congratulations to Rivka Yellin, a ninth grader at Ma’ayanot, who is in Mrs. Adeena Pultman’s Current Events class. This class tackles important issues
Why do so many of us never seem to listen when given advice? Often, someone makes a suggestion and we only half listen and then
When Alyssa Panga, 13, and her half-brother, Garrik Sementin, 18, arrived in New York from the Republic of Moldova at the end of February to
Reviewing: “Not at Risk: Education as a Work of Heart.” By Menachem Gottesman with Leah Leslie Gottesman. Jerusalem, Menorah Books and Meled. Hardcover. 2018. ISBN
Highlighting: “Signs and Wonders: 100 Haggada Masterpieces” By Adam S. Cohen. Koren Publishers Jerusalem. The Toby Press. Hardcover. 2018. ISBN: 978 159 264 484 1.
Highlighting: “The Future: A Guide to the Jewish Messiah, Israel, and the End of Days.” By Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff. Mosaica Press. Hardcover. 217 pages. ISBN-10:
(Courtesy of OHEL) A large, passionate and committed Team Ohel and Camp Kaylie, with over 50 runners from Israel and the U.S., ran in this
Summer is rapidly approaching! We’ve even caught a glimpse of it with a few teasing summer-weather days. While we may not be ready to permanently
Rock Musical Theater Intensive (RTMI), Black Box Studios’s popular summer program for teens with a serious interest in the performing arts, will run for its
Dr. Stephen Glicksman of Teaneck has served as director of clinical innovation at Makor Disability Services in Boro Park, formerly known as Women’s League Community
(Courtesy of AMIT) Four years ago, the AMIT network set a goal for itself—to increase the number of girls studying physics at the highest bagrut
At the later stages of his life, Ernest Hemingway published a collection of writings that he entitled “Winner Take Nothing.” The name came to him
