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HOME & FAMILY PREPARING FOR THE FUTUREMore About Burn-Out by R' Zvi Zobin Many of the roots of this problem have become enmeshed so in our society that even if we know what to do, it is very difficult to put it into effect.
Who's At Fault? Mrs. Schwartz was next on line. As soon as Mrs. Gendel exited the classroom, Mrs. Schwartz rose from her chair in the hall and walked towards the door, aware of the admiring glances that followed her. Dressed in a tailored suit with matching jewelry, she looked every inch the executive mom she was.
Voyage into Yesteryear --
Part II
"Zalman," R' Yaakov Leib Levy turned to his son, "when are
you going to Italy?"
"We are not yet ready. R' Moshe Yoel Solomon is still
extremely busy, but as soon as he is able to settle some of
his affairs, we plan to be heading there. The pending
inheritance will have to wait a while longer."
We have received a very strong and lengthy letter from "a shocked reader" in Bnei Brak taking exception to "Osher Leaves Yeshiva." Since we felt it deserved a serious reply, we asked a noted Torah educator, esteemed also in the Kiruv field (kerovim as well as rechokim), to include her comments in his rebuttal.by Joseph B. Leibman, MD Three more new diseases will be discussed briefly. (Editor's Note: Dr. Leibman actually prepared this article before the previous one which was said to be the last one discussing infectious diseases. We take the blame for putting in this one out of order.)
CREATIVITY CORNER
THREE YEAR OLDS
Around the age of three, as the children become more expert
in their hand control, we start to give them things that
they will be using in kindergarten such as scissors and
pasting, which require organization. We give them programs
that are packed with opportunities to become familiar and
independent and know what to look forward to when they go
off to bigger classrooms.
The Fur Coating Formed by Hard Water in Kettles and Pipes
is Not Harmful According to Yaakov Zak, the Chief Engineer responsible for water quality in the Mekorot water company, the fur coating formed by our hard water in kettles and pipes is not harmful. On the contrary, some of the salts it contains are important for our health.
Poet's Corner
When you decide
Confusion,
But from above,
Yet in simplicity
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Each path was
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