March 9, 2025

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Spare Some Change?

Yesterday at Mincha (probably well in the past by the time you read this), a fellow asked me if I had change of a $5

Prophetic Words for Today

Parshiyot Acharei Mot-Kedoshim This week’s haftarah is taken from “Trei Asar,” the prophecies of the 12 “minor” prophets (“minor” only insofar as the size of

We’re All in This Together

As a mentor at Prizmah’s YOULead program, I am privileged to work with current and aspiring Jewish day school leaders from around the world who

Conflicting Priorities

School boards, advocacy groups, school administrators and parent organizations are faced with many challenges. Their hard work should never be taken for granted. A major

How to Get Unstuck

Part II In a previous article (“How to Break Through When You’re Stuck”, February 8, 2018), we laid out a number of action steps that

Stigma and the Dirtiest Word

We wonder sometimes if Jews are uniquely focused or concerned about what other people might say about us, or others. Stigma seems to plague our

A Haiku for My Mother

April is National Poetry Month; April 17 is International Haiku Poetry Day; and April 26 is Poem In Your Pocket Day. In the culmination of

My Stories

Part 24 (written 2004) Germany 1958 (Continued from last week) It was in 1958, when PB’s Amsterdam office was just a few years old and

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