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50 Reasons
50 Reasons: Chapter 17
What’s old is new again, but what if they never felt old? Recipes that become classics grow into that coveted title because they instantly feel like home: palate pleasing, elevated without intimidating, and the mainstays of our menu. They are the anchors of the meal, their wrinkled and splattered pages in our cookbooks a clear
Ariella Stern
50 Reasons
50 Reasons: Chapter 16
What’s old is new again, but what if they never felt old? Recipes that become classics grow into that coveted title because they instantly feel like home: palate pleasing, elevated without intimidating, and the mainstays of our menu. They are the anchors of the meal, their wrinkled and splattered pages in our cookbooks a clear
Ariella Stern
Second Dance
Second Dance: Chapter 45
Reuven needed someone to ask a real question. Was anyone gutsy enough?
Dov Haller
Second Dance
Second Dance: Chapter 43
“Oh, I don’t know, I imagine you have dreams, like every rosh yeshivah, and maybe this can help you realize them?”
Dov Haller
Make Her Day: Pesach 5782
Make Her Day: Pesach 5782   
Together with some generous sponsors, you helped to: Make Her Day; Pesach 5782
Ariella Schiller
In the Balance
Feelings Aside
Our victory is that we don’t perpetuate the evil
Baruch S. Fertel, MD, MPA, FACEP
In the Balance
Playing Defense
Trust your doctor. But only believe in Hashem
Baruch S. Fertel, MD, MPA, FACEP
EndNote
What Are You Singing at the Seder?   
There’s always a story behind the songs that connect us to our own Pesach experience
Riki Goldstein
Fiction
Rescue Mission
I don’t want to get involved — but I need to
Esty Heller
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What’s old is new again, but what if they never felt old? Recipes that become classics grow into that coveted title because they instantly feel like home: palate pleasing, elevated without intimidating, and the mainstays of our menu. They are the anchors of the meal, their wrinkled and splattered pages in our cookbooks a clear

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