We never really made a big deal about Mother’s Day. Nina received the usual cards and magnificent artistic creations that our children made in school
Recently, our shul hosted a Singles Shabbaton and I sat next to a young woman who confided that this was the 10th Shabbaton she had
Launched in mid February 2014, HouseBlick.com is a website that is revolutionizing the housing search for Jews all over. HouseBlick.com is a virtual classified website,
I decided that I am going to hang out in courthouses more often. It really is quite fascinating what goes on there. A woman was
Recently, our shul organized a game of shul basketball—although “organized” is a very strong word. (“Shul basketball” is like real basketball, except that the players
A new, planet-like body has been found on the outer edges of the solar system. This object, called 2012VP113, is the second body of its
Author Douglas Adams famously had his Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy remark that “space is really big.” But to my mind the sheer vastness of
Carl Sagan fans old and new have been gazing at their televisions in awe as host Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson’s resurrection of the science epic
One year after the bombs went off at the Boston marathon, Brandeis authorities were so intent on avoiding the issues those bombs had raised, that
A school in the community of Dolev is more than just a home for disadvantaged youth. Contemporary society defines “at-risk youth” as children who have
Art is a great equalizer. There really is no right or wrong way to create something beautiful. Rather, it is a vehicle through which one
Teaneck—“We didn’t know what to do for Binyamin,” Teaneck parents Susan and David Richman told JLBC. At the time, their son was graduating from a
