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When Elizabeth Parks lost her brother in the tragedy of Spetember 11, 200, the Long Island high school student responded in a way that people […]

By R. Wineberg

May 25, 2003

Chabad Takes All the Awards

Chabad of Binghamton took all the awards at the Excelsior Awards Ceremony earlier this month. The awards recognize various categories of the most creative programming […]

By Editor

May 14, 2003

Living Jewish, Feeling Safe, in Muslim Azerbaijan

Hardly a Muslim country in the world today can claim kind hospitality to Jewish people. And yet, in Baku, Azerbaijan, Rabbi Meir Brook is routinely […]

By R. Wineberg

May 12, 2003

Living Jewish in Muslim Azerbaijan

Hardly a Muslim country in the world today can claim kind hospitality to Jewish people. And yet, in Baku, Azerbaijan, Rabbi Meir Brook is routinely […]

By R. Wineberg

May 12, 2003

New Center To Rise in Montreal

The 7-million dollar, 35,000 square-foot full service Jewish community center and synagogue currently under construction in the heart of Hampstead, marks an exciting milestone for […]

By R. Wineberg

May 9, 2003

Turning 12, Turning Serious

It’s an exclusive camp, so exclusive in fact, that eligible campers have but a once-in-a lifetime chance to get in. Open only to Jewish girls […]

By S. Olidort

May 9, 2003

Torah Center To Rise in Heart of Montreal

The 7-million dollar, 35,000 square-foot full service Jewish community center and synagogue currently under construction in the heart of Hampstead, marks an exciting milestone for […]

By R. Wineberg

May 8, 2003

Global Warming

On Friday May 30th, at 18 minutes to sundown, a little girl in Oklahoma City will light her first Shabbat candle ever. Down the block […]

By S. Olidort

May 6, 2003

An Oasis in Paradise

Rolling green hills, lush tropical foliage and picturesque beaches of St. George, Grenada, create a landscape of scenic beauty and tranquility, about as far removed […]

By R. Wineberg

May 5, 2003

Reaching All Our Children

What to do about kids who just don’t cut the grade in school? How can we save them from falling through the cracks in classrooms […]

By R. Wineberg

May 5, 2003

An Oasis in Paradise

Rolling green hills, lush tropical foliage and picturesque beaches of St. George, Grenada, create a landscape of scenic beauty and tranquility, about as far removed […]

By R. Wineberg

May 5, 2003

On a Mediterannean Island: Jews Revisit Judaism

Last Wednesday marked the first time in three decades that residents of Cyprus were allowed to cross from one side to the other of their […]

By S. Olidort

April 30, 2003

Manischewitz Partners with Chabad

In a unique partnership between Chabad and the New York-based Manischewitz company, ten tons of Matzah reached Lithuania’s 6,000 Jews in time for Passover. Donated […]

By S. Olidort

April 25, 2003

Yiddishkeit Finds a Home at Harvard

The Spangler Center at Harvard Business School, a central meeting point for the movers and shakers of the international economy, was host last Sunday to […]

By S. Olidort

April 13, 2003

President Honors Rebbe’s Legacy

The 11th day of the Hebrew month of Nissan, this year corresponding to April 13th, is the 101st birthdate of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem […]

April 11, 2003

Passover Campaign Reaches Millions

Reports coming into Lubavitch World Headquarters from the organization’s representatives in some 60 countries and all of the United States, indicate greater numbers of Jewish […]

By Baila Olidort

April 11, 2003

All Floured Up

Until last week, Teddy Hector thought Matzahs came from a box. At five years old, he could hardly be expected to know better, says his […]

By R. Wineberg

April 11, 2003

American Legal Cases: Lawyers Examine the Talmudic Angle

NEW YORK CITY–What rights does a non-custodial parent have, according to Jewish law? How does Jewish law evaluate the damages caused by an incurred physical […]

By S. Olidort

April 10, 2003

Synagogue Get Second Wind

In 1908, when Hana Shnir was three years old, the Jewish community of Kuibyshev, Russia celebrated the construction of a grand community synagogue. Every Shabbat, […]

April 10, 2003

The Sound of Jewish Music

It was November 1938, a few days before Kristallnacht, when Cantor Heinrich Schwarzwald led the final services at Offenbach’s main Synagogue. He recalls beseeching the […]

By S. Olidort

April 8, 2003

A Seder to Go: By Land By Air By Sea

For a country that prides itself on its separation of Church and State, the United States makes an unusual exception in matters relating to the […]

By S. Olidort

April 7, 2003

Russian Jewry Gives Back

This time last year, over 120 Yeshiva students from the US traveled to 63 far-flung cities in Russia to conduct Passover Seders for Jewish communities […]

By R. Wineberg

April 3, 2003

The Joy of Passover in Argentina

“Some 7,500 Jews will celebrate Passover in Argentina this year,” says Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt, director of Chabad-Lubavitch in Argentina, which is organizing more communal Seders […]

By S. Olidort

April 3, 2003

New Chabad Resort

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By Staff Writer

April 2, 2003