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This week’s Torah portion tells a strange story of Abraham arguing with the Almighty about the fate of Sedom and Gemorah; towns filled with people so sinful in the eyes of God that He chose to utterly destroy them.
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Shabbaton ReflectionsBeing with Chabad of Dartmouth as Scholar in Residence for Shabbat Tazria-Metzora in April 2012 was a dizzying
Shabbaton ReflectionsBeing with Chabad of Dartmouth as Scholar in Residence for Shabbat Tazria-Metzora in April 2012 was a dizzying
Sinai Scholars Field Trip ReflectionsThis past weekend a group of us from the Sinai Scholars class went to Montreal to visit a girl’s seminary scho
Kamberley wrote...What happened in Happy Valley this week-- the shocking end to one of the most storied careers in all of sport-
Jewish Life at DartmouthWhen I first came to Dartmouth, I did not know what to expect from Jewish life on campus. Coming from a town w
Thoughts on Jewish Life at DartmouthJudaism has always been a big part of my life. In fact, it’s probably a big part of what got me to Dartmouth. 
Reflections by a graduating `12Chabad has become my home away from home at Dartmouth. Whether attending Passover Seder, participating in SinaPaul Lazarows off termThis spring I had the privilege of interning for the American Jewish Committee's (AJC) San Francisco office. APaul Lazarows off termThis spring I had the privilege of interning for the American Jewish Committee's (AJC) San Francisco office. ASinai Scholars ReflectionsShabbat dinner with the Sinai Scholars group was a good start to the field trip weekend. Our discussion with P