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On Acquiring Wisdom
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Give Rural Whites a Break
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The Misplaced Quest for Certainty
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Parental support: readers share their takes
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All Accounted For
As children become adults, how much do they — and should they — rely on their parents for support? Over 800 parents and children weigh in
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Lox Tartare with Michal Belen
This recipe is relatively easy to make and a great appetizer for Shabbos lunch. It looks pretty and tastes delicious, and is definitely a crowd-pleaser.
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Minute Roast with Leah Hamaoui
Wonderful for Shabbat or Yom Tov, and for your in-laws in case they need a reminder of how lucky their son is... Just saying.
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Embrace New Beginnings: Letters for Elul Zeman
Embrace New Beginnings: Letters for Elul Zeman
Letters of advice and uplift for the new Elul zeman
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Fork in the Road
Fork in the Road: Barnea Bistro
 It is necessary for the greater good, Harvard argues   In the summer of 1977, I stopped in Athens on my way back to the United States from Israel to commence the practice of law. In a park in Athens, I noticed an elderly gentleman (or at least I would have then characterized him as
Michal Frischman
Fork in the Road
Fork in the Road
 It is necessary for the greater good, Harvard argues   In the summer of 1977, I stopped in Athens on my way back to the United States from Israel to commence the practice of law. In a park in Athens, I noticed an elderly gentleman (or at least I would have then characterized him as
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Why the Universities Matter

Bad ideas incubated on campus infiltrate the rest of society sooner rather than later

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The focus on eradicating COVID-19 is a subspecies of a particularly modern phenomenon called “safetyism” 

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What astounds is how the seeds of American Jewry’s demise were planted long ago

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No Soul Left Behind

Lessening tensions between Jews and removing stereotypes are positive Torah goals

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The Mistaken Premise of Israel’s Entry Policy

Why is South Africa’s Rabbi Warren Goldstein furious with the Israeli government?

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