Ed Tech Can Facilitate Excellence, But Must Be Used Effectively I enjoyed reading Dr. Greene’s article on blended learning (“Blended Learning: A Solution to the

Rutgers President Orders Flags at Half-Staff Today, I ordered that the Rutgers University flag be lowered to half-staff to recognize the tragic passing of two persons

Cutting Waste, Not Commercial Development, Will Save Teaneck Regarding “World of Wings Rezoned,” (November 12, 2015) by Elizabeth Kratz: Elie brought up the fact that

Thank You for Participating in the Renewal Shabbaton! On behalf of the Renewal staff and volunteers and, most of all, our kidney donors and recipients,

Is Occupation the Cause of the Current Conflict? Much is spoken about the “Occupation” as an underlying cause of the conflict. Indeed, it is the:

Why Was Highgate Terrace Completion Announced Two Weeks Before Election? I have to take exception to the article on Bergenfield’s reconstruction of Highgate Terrace in

Note From a Banji Fan Thank you for running Banji Ganchrow’s humor column every week. She makes me laugh and laugh and laugh. I have

The Hard Left’s Only Sin Is Dissent Among other things, the piece reinforces a thought that occurred to me after Yom Kippur, that for the

Strong Leadership From Rep. Garrett The recent op-ed by Congressman Scott Garrett entitled, “We Must Keep Nuclear Weapons Out of Iran,” (September 10, 2015) succinctly

From Dallas to Bergenfield I appreciated and read with both amusement and nostalgia the article “From Teaneck to Tennessee,” (September 10, 2015). The author is

Rav Schachter’s Intents Are Genuine Regarding “Response to Rav Schachter’s Criticism of the International Beit Din on Torahweb.org,” (September 3, 2015), Rav Schachter is a

Switzerland Becomes First Nation to Lift Iran Sanctions After Nuclear Deal (JNS.org) The government of Switzerland became the first country to officially lift its sanctions