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Magazine Feature
Millions of people are color-blind, but it’s not always easy. What is life like when you can’t see colors normally?

By Jennifer Tzivia MacLeod

Jolly Solly
“These are no bulls,” declared Faivish airily. “Look, I’ll prove it to you. I’ll wave a red rag at them, and you’ll see they won’t do a thing”

By R. Atkins

Story Time
Families were running out of food to eat and businessmen were losing a tremendous amount of money each day. Something had to be done, but what?

By Yehuda Bromberg

Crisscross
“Meir!” Abba’s voice shatters my concentration. I blink and look around in confusion. “Meir,” he whispers, “It’s your turn to speak. Go to the stand.”

By Tovy Mann

Teen Fiction
I wasn’t mean. I just didn’t go out of my way to be nice. The truth was that they made me somewhat nervous

By N. Brunner

Bricks and Ladders
As I step over the threshold into my new classroom, I’m certain I’ve just altered my life forever. I just don’t know if it’s for better or worse

By Ariella Schiller

Point of View
Teshuvah is a condition of essential joy and simchah

By Rabbi Moshe Grylak zt"l

Outlook
Once, young Jews came to college to learn something

By Yonoson Rosenblum

Screenshot
If we come to preach, we’re guaranteed to fail

By Shoshana Friedman

Normal Like Me
“It’s just not worth it, Sara’le. To give in to a momentary urge to dress up, here in this world, and to lose worlds you can’t imagine, for all eternity….”

By Ruti Kepler

Shared Space
His mother-in-law had called a month ago to ask him to speak at the sheva brachos they were hosting. “You’re always so funny Kivi, you can represent us”

By Dov Haller

Tech Talk
I appreciate that I can shop for my children’s spring wardrobe from the comfort of my couch... but as I’m shopping, all the power and ease of the Internet is leveraged to get me t ...

By Aliza Feder