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From an address by the Rebbe, Purim of 1963 (free translation) Our generation has been granted opportunities that have never been granted before. There has come about a tremendous awakening for what is being called “a return to the source.” That name, ...
Going away to college is a priceless opportunity to mature and thrive intellectually, socially and politically. For Jewish students it is also an opportunity to deepen and broaden one’s Jewish identity, and enhance the sense of commitment and ...
By Shimon Posner Capturing youth is canning wine, at best
By Leah Larson "Wouldn't it be cool to publish a magazine for Jewish girls?" My friend was used to my constant flow of ambitious but usually impractical ideas, so she simply responded, "Yeah, but we could never do it." And that was it...
By Catherine Roozman Weigensberg When I was a child, I always felt different, an oddity among my peers whose parents had no foreign accents or horrific memories of Nazi death camps...
By Yitschak Meir Kagan A basic analysis of education; providing more than just knowledge to bolster intelligence, but also moral strength to build character.
By Yitschak Meir Kagan Reflections on today’s youth and the necessity to tell it like it is.
By Diane Orson Four years ago, the school decided to organize a girls' basketball team, and name it after their unorthodox uniforms...They call themselves the BCA Skirts. BCA – for Beth Chana Academy, a private Orthodox Jewish school in Orange, Connecticut. And Skirts ...
By Batsheva Goldberg My name is Batsheva Goldberg and I am a founder, co-owner, employee, and advertising strategist for my family's company, 4 Sisters Soaps. I'm also twelve years old...
By Chay Amar Rabbi Chay Amar takes an honest look at overcoming the unique challenges of today's youth, particularly on college campuses.
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