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Shayna Schreiber
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Esther Kurtz
Bentzi and the Peacock Feathers
I mean, I wear this stuff, it’s my unique style, but would my students get it? I need to be new and fresh, hip and cool, right? "Y   ou know I’m going to have a meltdown tonight because I have nothing to wear,” I tell my husband. He looks up from the computer. “Oh,
Shifra Glick
Bentzi and the Peacock Feathers
“Slow down. Let’s think logically. What exactly is suspicious here? Kids always like to look at animals”
Shifra Glick
Life Lab
Decision making is exhausting. What if I get other people to make them for me?
Esther Kurtz
Life Lab
Could I adopt my husband’s habits for a week — and survive?
Esther Kurtz
Second Thoughts
But why do I assume that this “it” is a reincarnation of a human being?
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Second Thoughts
Esteemed and honored professor: Half of Israel is proud of you, but the other half... is embarrassed by you
Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Mind Your Business
Gain exposure and credibility by writing a blog
Naomi Elbinger
Fiction
Nachum Sparks, the yeshivish private eye
Shalva Muschel
Fiction
My husband is helping his parents — with my money
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