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Chanie Goldenberg
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Deborah Guttentag
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Mindy Gluckstein
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Devorie Kreiman
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S. Botnick
Off the Record
Everyone has their favorite songs, but have you ever wondered about the people who actually create their own music — the singers, composers, producers, lyricists?
Rochel Burstyn
Off the Record
Up close and personal with some famous Jr. personalities
Chaya Rosen
Standing Ovation
The shul became utterly still, and everyone began to dance in silence around this man and the sefer Torah he clutched so lovingly. There was no singing, no clapping, no noise whatsoever
Dovid Nachman Golding
Standing Ovation
The jingle genre wasn’t lost on Jewish marketers, and in the 70s and 80s, Jewish jingles started becoming popular
Dovid Nachman Golding
Normal Like Me
“You told us not to give you a phone, even if you begged for one in the middle of the night”
Ruti Kepler
Normal Like Me
“Bernadine, get dressed and join them!” they urged her. Grandma’s friend Scarlett grabbed Bernadine with two strong hands and started smearing her face with yellow paint
Ruti Kepler
Speak Up
"As long as everyone’s chilled and happy (and you take along good food J) you can have fun anywhere!"
Elky Pascal
LifeTakes
A promise that connects me to everything I’m trying to leave behind
Shoshana Gross
LifeTakes
The newsletter is yet another reminder that I am on the outside looking in, that I don’t belong. But do I want to rejoin?
Miriam Maggid
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Whatever happened to that spunk? That spark? When did I become such a fuddy-duddy?

By Shoshana Schwartz

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A choose-your-own-adventure tale

By Elisheva Appel

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“You need to keep your sense of humor in these situations,” I repeat in a high-pitched, nasal voice. Hah

By Gila Arnold

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There were so many rules and regulations that came along with shidduch dating, it was simply impossible to follow everything

By Rachael Lavon

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When she married him, she didn’t realize his twin was part of the package

By Rochel Samet

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Oh, so now even the weather was her fault?

By Elisheva Appel