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How hard must we work to safeguard our reputation on channels beyond our comfort zones as frum Jews?
“As long as people continue to pay high prices for sheitels, music bands, etc., and this becomes the new ‘norm,’ this problem will only grow”
“Kallah teachers, mentors and the like need to know their place and when and where to insert themselves — and if it’s ever appropriate to leave the parents out completely”
“Every parent of a special-needs child fears the day they will no longer be around to care for them”
"I think we owe our teens to be comfortable with the 'L' word, to let them know that marriage is a full partnership, that there’s love and connection"
When high-living standards meet a credit card, you’re lucky if you break even
“Placing out-of-town communities near the North Pole was a total lack of sensitivity, belittling the place we live and hold dear”
Let me be clear. Aniim are not raising communal standards. Tzedakah funds are reacting to the increased expectations set by others.
Eric Goldstein’s selection as head of the largest Jewish philanthropy in the world surprised some, but early returns indicate ...
The jingle genre wasn’t lost on Jewish marketers, and in the 70s and 80s, Jewish jingles started becoming popular
“We can no longer depend on our counselors to be mentors for our children”