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When I attended the Mesivta of Eastern Parkway many years ago I had a wonderful English principal Rabbi Judah Cohen a Torah scholar and master math teacher. In order to help prevent inventive yeshivah boys from raciously sharing information with each other during his tests he arranged a system wherein no student sat next to
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No Two Tests Are the Same

When I attended the Mesivta of Eastern Parkway many years ago I had a wonderful English principal Rabbi Judah Cohen a Torah scholar and master math teacher. In order to help prevent inventive yeshivah boys from raciously sharing information with each other during his tests he arranged a system wherein no student sat next to

By Rabbi Yaakov Feitman