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It’s always tumultuous for a child when parents divorce, and providing stability is critical. While the Mizbeiach sheds tears, parents can still help their children smile again
Physicist Dr. Yisrael Ury missed the last total eclipse of the sun, when Hawaii’s skies clouded over. He’s not going to let this one get away
While Salonika served as a haven for centuries, it couldn’t save itself from the Nazi onslaught. Could this ancient city of refuge come to life again?
As Ralph Waldo Emerson learned, coercion doesn’t work. If you want your opinion to be heard — and followed — you’ll need to learn the art of persuasion
It’s what I do with all my students — bring out what’s hidden. And really, at the root, it’s what happened in my own life
If the Trump administration is hoping to succeed where their predecessors have failed, they might want to keep the following points in mind
Charlottesville spiraled into division and hate. Can a splintered country heal?
Southern hospitality from a personal perspective
Miriam E.
A Reader
Ice cream! In a modest, one-story, brick building in Hackensack, New Jersey, with the whimsical Sprinkles icon atop its door, that’s what life is all about
“It’s bad enough that I have to go to BRC,” I said bitterly. “Do I have to go like a pauper, too?”
