Students were “glowing” with happiness as they returned from their color-themed Midreshet Shalhevet Shabbaton at Camp Seneca.
The girls arrived at camp on Friday afternoon and …
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Midreshet Shalhevet
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10/2/14
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A fun family barbecue opened the school year for kindergarten students at the Hebrew Academy of Nassau County’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West …
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10/2/14
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Children from the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach’s Lev Chana Early Childhood Center Kindergarten and Nursery 4 enjoyed a special visit from Rabbi Yair Oppen, Sofer, Baal Tokaya and owner of Oppen …
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HALB
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10/2/14
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Lunch time at high schools is typically a period for students to socialize, catch-up on homework, play ball, and engage in various other social activities. Yet upon entering the Beit Midrash at the …
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HANC
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10/2/14
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With all the Yomim Tovim coming up, Midreshet Shalhevet in North Woodmere held a food drive to help those in need.
Over the past few weeks, the students collected non-perishable food items. After …
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Shalhevet
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10/2/14
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The students at the Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Early Childhood Center and Elementary School of the Hebrew Academy of Nassau County busily prepared for Rosh Hashana. They learned about the …
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HANC
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10/2/14
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In one of his Yom Kippur addresses, Rabbi Joseph Hertz expressed that “Avinu Malkeinu Chatanu L’fanekha” is the prayer most reflective of our Yom Kippur goals. In it, we recognize a few very important truths about our relationship with G-d, and about ourselves.
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By Rabbi Avi Billet
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10/2/14
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I had ambivalent feelings writing a baseball article about Derek Jeter right before Yom Kippur. I wondered if it was somewhat sacrilegious to address mundane topics such as sports during this …
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By Judy Joszef
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10/2/14
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With Yom Kippur just a day away and Sukkos next week, this week’s essay will bring to your attention several books and essays devoted to the themes of teshuvah, repentance in the Jewish …
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By Alan Jay Gerber
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10/2/14
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Yom HaKippurim: The day of atonement. That is how we usually translate it, but is that what it really means? I heard a remarkable story this summer, in the midst of all the fighting in Gaza, …
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By Rabbi Binny Freedman
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10/2/14
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