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No Two Tests Are the Same
Rabbi Yaakov Feitman
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“There is an urge to tweet or post on Facebook every small thought, every unverified development. It’s good entertainment, but it’s not good journalism”
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With my voice gone, I was doomed to a life of isolation
Barbara Bensoussan
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Don't Hang Up
Desperate to save them, a trauma therapist stayed on the line for 12 hours until help arrived
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
The Struggle Is the Goal
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We each have our own private quests, those goals we tried — or keep trying — to achieve. As we struggle and strive, the process becomes its own destination
Ahuva Holzer
The Struggle Is the Goal
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We each have our own private quests, those goals we tried — or keep trying — to achieve. As we struggle and strive, the process becomes its own destination
Yosef Zoimen
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What to Tell the Shadchan When My Daughter Wants a Working Boy?
Your daughter wants to fit in; she also wants the comforts of a husband who will support her
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
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We Agree with Our Son-in-Law, Not Our Daughter
How can we show our daughter support while inwardly siding with her husband?
Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald
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Settling Unfinished Scores
A half century after the guns fell silent over Sinai and the Golan, revisiting the climactic scenes on the front and those inside the heart
Binyamin Rose
Sirens at Ne'ilah
Tears and Tehillim
As sirens wailed, soldiers mobilized, and an entire nation was gripped by fear, how did the Torah world’s leaders respond?
Meir Gold and Yair Stern
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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