During the past few weeks, I’ve received a plethora of would-be halachos that would apply if secular holidays and their symbols were actual mitzvos. There

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In addition to my work at the Young Israel of Memphis, I’m also privileged to teach Torah to a great group of students at Memphis’

Recently walking the aisles in Trader Joe’s we realized that the experience we were having was enhanced by the music that was being played over

These days it’s too easy to offend people. People are offended by statues of people who are long dead and that have been standing since

There are moments in all our lives that we hope we will never forget: moments associated with a family simcha, great experience at camp, or

I spent the last evening of 2016 in the emergency room at St. Barnabas in Livingston. A workplace accident resulted in a cut finger that

Parent-Teacher Conferences are coming up, or else they happened already. You should really be on the ball about these things. Especially if you’re the teacher.

Part 6 (written 2004) (continued from last week) The isolationist-leaning US State Department had given instructions to all US consulates in the world to slow

Parents and friends of the Leah Sokoloff Nursery School of Shomrei Torah in Fair Lawn enjoyed an evening of conversation with LSNS Educational Consultant Esther

(Courtesy of Yedei Chesed) Yedei Chesed is excited to announce its recent chartering of a community-based Torah-learning program, a beis medrash tailored to men (ages

High school students are extremely busy; between academics, extracurriculars and social activities, there are few hours left for volunteering. But with a little creativity, any