How Do We Know Anything about the Holocaust?...
The only way the past can be known is through a convergence of evidence.
read moreHolocaust Survivor Sol Lurie Says His Destiny Was to Outlive Hitler and Educate a New Generation to Love Rather Than Hate...
Meet Sol Lurie, a native of Kovno in Lithuania, who was only 11 years old when the Nazis marched into his town in June 1941 and herded all the Jews into a ghetto.
read moreBook Review: Historical Atlas of Hasidism Sheds Graphic Light on the History and Geography of the Movement...
A cartographic reference work on Hasidism, the movement that developed in 18th century Europe to become one of the largest and most important factions in Judaism.
read moreDistant Cousins’ Homecoming in Teaneck: Indie, Folk, and Pop Idioms with a Dollop of Jewish Values...
Dov Rosenblatt and Ami Kozak from Torah Academy of Bergen County have become talented musicians, whose accomplishments include recordings, commercials, and movies, team up with Duvid Swirsky from Israel for a concert appropriately entitled “Homecoming”.
read moreLetter to the Editor: In Defense of Doodling in School...
All students learn differently. For people like me, looking up at teachers while they lecture makes it hard to focus on what they are saying.
read moreLetter to the Editor: Choosing a College When Jewish Values Are Factored into the Mix...
I have come to realize that a critical element to my college choice is determining if the school encompasses a community that shares my religious identity and values as well as my Zionist views.
read moreLetter to the Editor: Volunteering Should Be Voluntary...
At the Frisch School in Paramus, which I attend, students are not forced to volunteer, but the concept of chessed, kindness, is part of the school’s culture.
read moreLetter to the Editor: In Praise of the Yeshiva at the Jersey Shore’s Curriculum Integration...
At YJS, the curriculum was based on the notion that the Modern-Orthodox Jewish community should strive to integrate Judaic and secular education and apply what is learned in the classroom to situations that arise in everyday life.
read more“Moldova Matters at Frisch” Succeeds in Making a Dream Come True for Two Moldovan-Jewish Teens...
Two teens from the Republic of Moldova attend Chabad’s C-Teen Convention made possible by Frisch Yeshiva High School in Paramus
read moreThurnauer School’s “Gift of Music” Concert Is a Chance to Support Budding Musicians...
performing students, distinguished guest artists salute to the gift of music.
read more“Puffs” Is for Harry Potter Fans to Appreciate Hogwarts Students Who Will Not Change the World...
Muggle lovers of all things Potter can be treated to “Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic,” a laugh-a-minute play with a heart as big as Hermione’s handbag.
read moreChabad of Stockton University Is Making This South Jersey Campus Very “Jewish User-Friendly”...
In early 2016, Rabbi Meir Rapoport opened the Chabad organization on campus of Stockton University in Galloway Township
read moreChampion of Family Rights Now Building New Web Architecture That Will Boost Convenience and Security...
Dr. Amy Neustein, whose personal history of having lost complete contact with her only child due solely to the vagaries of the New York City Family Court system. Dr. Neustein has taken her role as scholar, editor, and writer on a new path as the founder and CEO of Linguistic Technology Software (LTS).
read moreJust in Time for Chanukah: “Golden Strings” because the NJ Intergenerational Orchestra Says “It’s Never Too Late”...
The NJ Intergenerational Orchestra
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