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Vantage Point
Four steps to help us approach Yom Kippur with the proper mindset, embrace its depth, and carry its spiritual impact into the year ahead
Rabbi Yehoshua Frankenhuis
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Everyone must recognize where they stand, and which approach will be the most effective for them to properly return to Hashem
Rabbi Yitzchak Lubchansky
Fiction
Nachum Sparks, the yeshivish private eye
Shalva Muschel
Fiction
My husband is helping his parents — with my money
Shaina Kovitz
Serial
Perri silently cheered for her son. For their chinuch. At least they’d gotten it right with one of their kids
Blimi Rabinowitz
Serial
“L’chayim! We did it! I cannot believe our wedding was an entire year ago. Shanah rishonah is nuts, no?”
Ariella Schiller
Full ‘n Free
Full of healthy fats and protein and sweetened with fibrous whole dates, this decadent, real-deal-feel dessert is richly satisfying without causing a blood sugar spike and crash
Rorie Weisberg
Full ‘n Free
With Shavuos coming up, now is the perfect time to experiment with this low-lactose, high-protein ingredient
Beth Warren
Sisters Share
In this new column, we’ll meet wonderful girls who all have siblings with special needs, and they’ll share with us how they feel about being “special” sisters
C. Rosen
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Here are four “by the way” lessons from my school years that remain with me still

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But this year that wasn’t what she heard. She heard hesitance and reluctance and then bitterness and resentment and anger

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I don’t want to be that grumpy writer castigating the new generation.  And in all honesty, I can’t

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“You wanted to know how a guy like this wins the primary. You’re why”

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“There is no mortal way out of this; we need Hashem to carry us through”

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That wide-eyed wonder, that ability to be moved and stirred to change, is something we should never graduate from

By Shoshana Friedman