Pick a Lock
Leeba LeichtmanHave you ever gotten locked out of your house or car, or had a little sibling accidentally lock himself inside a room? If so, whomever you were with most likely had to call Chaverim, AAA, or the local locksmith to come get you out or in. Chances are that as you watched the professionals pick that lock, you were spellbound. Come along as we key in to some fascinating facts you probably didn’t know the last time you unlocked the front door.
Marvel of the Month: Kocho u’Gevuraso Maleh Olam
Yaakov LubinTelephone poles are lying in the street, uprooted trees are everywhere, half the roof has flown away, and the basement is an indoor pool. These are some of the telltale signs that a hurricane has passed through your town. While hurricanes themselves may be scary, the way Hashem makes them is truly amazing.
Jr. Tales: The Key to Chesed
Rivka SmallChonny and Baruch were walking down their block with a similarly unsettled feeling in their stomachs. Their mothers were both very interested in their doing chesed by visiting an old man on the block who lived alone. They were off to do that now.
The Non-Competitive Competitors
Rabbi Avrohom Weinrib Competition? We are all working for the same Boss!
Rabbi Avrohom Weinrib Competition? We are all working for the same Boss!
In Defense of Those Eltere Bochurim
“Still Waiting” (an anonymous contributor) A perspective built on 12 years (and counting) of dating
“Still Waiting” (an anonymous contributor) A perspective built on 12 years (and counting) of dating
Endnote - Start with the Heart
Riki Goldstein “I start with the heart of the sound, then add layers”
Riki Goldstein “I start with the heart of the sound, then add layers”
