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Tribute
“We could feel her joy, her sense of privilege.” Mrs. Devorah Steinberg ignited two generations of British girls

By Riki Goldstein

Family Diary
“Thursday?” She sounded appalled. “What’s wrong with Monday or Tuesday? I’ll never survive until Thursday!”

By Shani Leiman

Friendship Fix
My friend is needy and negative. I don’t want to get sucked in

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

Family Tempo
This is the place I don’t want to be. Looking at some other women waiting in the hallways, I can tell I’m not alone in that sentiment

By Chana Perl

Rocking Horse
She has disobeyed a cardinal rule. Never interrupt in the middle of a poem. A poem must be savored, from beginning to end

By Leah Gebber

Outside Chance
"What’s there to explain? It’s embarrassing, it’s disappointing, it’s frustrating, concerning. That’s not enough?”

By Esther Kurtz

LifeTakes
"Remember how much of our shopping used to be done in actual stores? You could touch the food, feel the fabric, you had to stand in line to pay”

By P. Diamond

Parshah
There’s no emunah like that of a young child learning in cheder

By Faigy Peritzman

Shul with a View
Recently, the Goldbergs called me to settle a din Torah in their house

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

EndNote
The album, titled MODEH ANI, is the culmination of months of work, a collection of songs with a bright, upbeat feel

By Riki Goldstein

EndNote
Who helped advance these popular entertainers with an unforgettable yet enduring gesture?

By Riki Goldstein

Family Reflections
When in lockdown with our family, it’s even more essential than usual to conquer our irritability

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

Text Messages
Qualified immunity doesn’t stand alone as a puzzling contradiction to American values

By Eytan Kobre

Jr. Feature
We spoke to lots of kids (and adults) about their graduation memories. Take this opportunity to choose which you'd like to replicate in your own home

By B.Deer