It was the seventh of Adar; the final day of Moshe Rabbinu’s life. He had begun conveying his last will and testament five weeks earlier, on Rosh Chodesh Shevat. His epic words to the nation are recorded from the beginning of Chumash Devorim through the end of Ki Tavo. Now he was coming to the
Not infrequently, I receive envelopes in the mail with printed words on the front: “Help us in our time of need! Don’t let them shut our doors! Have
Rabbi Noach Sauber, a seasoned and popular educator and a personal mentor of mine, is the Assistant Principal and Head of Judaic Studies at RTMA in
Before Shabbat this week, I asked our son Shalom if he turned off his alarm clock so that it wouldn’t go off in the morning. He assured me that he
It’s an old Camp Dora Golding tradition. On Friday afternoon, the staff plays against the camp administration in a competitive baseball game. For
Marty wasn’t very adept at using computers. It took him a long time to familiarize himself with new technology, and he always seemed to be a few
During the summer, in camp I have one of the most coveted toys; a toy which only the heads of camp have access to, i.e. a golf cart. For campers
