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Gila Arnold
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Gila Arnold
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Teen Fiction
Honestly, I felt the world had enough color in it, and didn’t need me messing up its palette
Miriam Bodner
Teen Fiction
We were the picture-perfect family, Mommy, Daddy, and me
Aliza Field
Learning Curve
Aviva doesn’t show up to work for a few days, causing Suri to worry. Chavi tells Aviva’s mother that she’s been sick all week
Gila Arnold
Learning Curve
Hoping the peal hadn’t woken her children, she ran to the door. Standing on her doorstep were the last two people Yael would have expected to see
Gila Arnold
20 Questions for 20 Years
“While a lot of my workload is technical, the rest of it is really meaningful”
20 Questions for 20 Years
Deputy editor Rachel Bachrach pulls the strings from her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, using her Masters in Journalism
Riki Goldstein
Symposium
Candid takes from people who made the move
Mishpacha Contributors
Symposium
Some of this generation’s most sought-after mentors offer insight on navigating the challenges, dilemmas, and victories of the ben Torah in today’s workplace
Mishpacha Contributors
Every Moment Counts: Chanukah Theme 5783
As we prepare our wicks and count our candles, each day adding another level of light, do those numbers hold another special meaning for you? 
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“I see what Ta doesn’t, that there are a lot of very unhappy staff members right now, and he’s going to have a serious problem on his hands if something doesn’t get done soon.”

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Bracha?!  The woman joined the organization a month ago, and suddenly she’s qualified to lead it?

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“But the Army needs you in artillery. Here are your deployment papers. They’re waiting for you in Tan Son Nhut, where you’ll get advanced training. Good luck.”

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Fred Burton snorted. “Generation-gap nonsense. What the girl needs is discipline and a dose of reality”

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Shuki shot her a curious look. “So how much did you tell her you charge?”

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“Mama Mumu once told me there’s a difference between searching and escaping,” Marjorie answered. “I’m not running away anymore”

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