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December 24, 2021
Moshe and the Road Less Traveled
For one accustomed to seeing the workings of providence within the text, Moshe being raised in Pharaoh’s house is truly a riddle.
Brother and Sister Cross Country Runners Qualify for National Championships
The Marer siblings run for United Track Club in Agoura Hills.
Two Kosher Chefs Debut New Online Cooking Shows
Kosher.com, a site that features thousands of kosher recipes, has recently debuted two new shows: “Rosh Chodesh Club” featuring Gabe Garcia, Head Chef of Tierra Sur, and “Breaking Bread” with Danielle Renov, a cookbook author with Ashkenazi and Sephardic roots living in Israel.
Four “G” Words We Need in 2022
With toxic polarization infecting the national discourse, the new year presents a timely opportunity to improve the quality of our conversations, especially when communicating with people with whom we disagree.
“The Genius Under the Table” Shows a Child’s Perspective on Surviving the USSR
In his new memoir for young adults, author and illustrator Yelchin channels his childlike self to describe what it was like growing up in Cold War Russia.