The axiom, “If there’s room in the heart, there’s room in the home” couldn't be more appropriate

“Every blatt Gemara is a missile. Every Tosafos is a rocket. Every kapitel Tehillim is a bomb” 

Arrangements were quickly made to reopen the beis medrash of Camp Oraysa, welcoming the Mir talmidim

he crowd’s attention shifted to a large screen displaying the Rosh Yeshivah wishing a heartfelt brachah to the chassan and kallah 

One could almost hear a familiar voice in Shamayim, responding with a resounding Amen

The Rebbe was adamant that he did not want the talmidos to occupy the building without first davening a tefillah for success

A mesorah from the Brisker Rav that any extra time on Yom Kippur should be devoted to saying Tehillim

The tragedies have been multiple, but so were the flashes of inspiration

 Courtesy of a “non-impactful” trip two years ago (and a baseball cap)

“The Chazon Ish repeated the words ‘makom Torah, makom Torah’ and sat down. That was his entire derashah”