By Mayer Fertig Issue of July 10, 2009 / 18 Tammuz 5769 Parents of girls who expected to attend Shalhevet High School for Girls in September, as incoming freshmen or returning 10th graders, … more

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Issue of July 10, 2009 / 18 Tammuz 5769 RESULTS WEEK 2 — JULY 5 B.S.              14                YIH                2 YINW          … more

By Judah S. Harris Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 All photos by Judah S. Harris The arrival of July 4th tells us that summer is finally here, and there’s no turning back. … more

By Eileen Goltz Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 My bestest friend Janice and I were walking (the only form of exercise besides eating that we’re not allergic to) the other day, … more

Sefer Bamidbar to the Founding Fathers By Alan Jay Gerber Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 In Hebrew it is called Bamidbar. Translated, that would mean desert, but we know this … more

By Micah Halpern Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 The term “red herring” came into being in 1807. A reporter named William Cobbett used it to explain an erroneous news piece he … more

From the other side of the bench By David Seidemann Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 You can’t make this stuff up. Thirty-seven pages of an Israeli astronaut’s diary fell 37 … more

The overriding Jewish value of prolonging life By Leon Zacharowicz Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 The recent article about an ordained Orthodox rabbi employed by a hospice ( … more

Issue of July 3, 2009 / 11 Tammuz 5769 Dear That’s Life, It’s no wonder so much of my life happens at Starbuck’s: I drink too much coffee. But do not panic: it is all decaf. Pulling … more