Observant life for U.S. soldiers and marines
By Michael Orbach
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
On his first day of basic training Army Specialist Jason Claude experienced what he considers the …
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Group home for adolescents is agency’s fourth in the area
By Michael Orbach
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
With the opening of its newest group home, located at 545 Arlington Avenue in …
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By Judah S. Harris
“All seven days, one makes his sukkah permanent and his house temporary” (Mishnah Sukkah 28b).
The opening line of the last Mishna in the second chapter of the tractate …
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Bring out the cucumbers
By Eileen Goltz
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
When it comes to eating lunch during chol hamoed Sukkot, we’re all scrambling for simple meal ideas that don’t …
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Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
Manhattan - The Mel and Phyllis Zachter Institute for Advanced Professional Education of OHEL presents a full-day conference for professionals, parents and advocates …
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By Rabbi Chananya Weissman
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
Our label-driven community, in which everyone must be neatly pegged and categorized within seconds of meeting them, tells us that there …
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By David Seidemann
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
The number seven represents nature in Judaism, and the ultimate that man can achieve in its realm. At the conclusion of every cycle of seven, …
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Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
Someone else’s problem
To the Editor:
My appreciation to Howard Kopel for a well written, appropriate article (Rabbinical malpractice: evaluating the actions of …
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Sukkot/Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah 5769
By Rabbi Avi Billet
Issue of Oct. 17, 2008
There are few things in life that can elicit a collective gasp from everyone in a room. A real …
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