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Sink or Swim

Rochel Samet

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Bittersweet

Rochel Samet

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On with the Show

Hannah Ludzker

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X is for Algebra

Leah Hartman

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Just a Friend

Devorah Grant

Double Dance

Double Dance: Chapter 55

I thought Ta likes him to be homeschooled. What made him decide to send him?”

Bracha Rosman

Double Dance

Double Dance: Chapter 53

“Punishing her isn’t going to make her feel bad for what she did. It’s just going to make her feel bad that she was caught”

Bracha Rosman

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The End of Learning

If I’m a fool for anything, it’s the potential

Rivki Silver

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Purim Mind Games

Purim brings out a unique social stress that lies dormant all year

Esther Kurtz

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Full Circle in the Cemetery

“If the entire burial were paid for, do you think your brother would have wanted a Jewish burial?”

Rabbi Moshe Dov Heber

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Honor the Journey

Sometimes, the most significant movement… is the one away from where we were

Shlomo Horwitz

Pendulum: Chanukah 5786

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With the passage of time, we clearly see how destructive wisdom becomes when not fenced in by moral constraints

Rabbi Berel Wein

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Etched in Memory

Sometimes there are events so monumental they’re perfectly preserved as a snapshot, never forgotten. 5 readers share the moments forever

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