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1. Ira Brody Has Served Several Leading Organizations February 02, 2012 Ira Brody, a highly knowledgeable and well-qualified professional, received Juris Doctorate in June 1993, from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University in New York. Prior to this, In May 1991, he obtained his Master of Business Administration degree in Finance, from Kogod College of Business Administration, The American University in Washington, DC. He also attended the Murphy Institute of Political Economy, Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana to receive his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Economy with an emphasis in Law & Society, in May 1989. Apart from this, he al... (read more) Author: Miller Caruso

2. The Full Round Development Of Child In School November 09, 2011 According to a study conducted by Albert Einstein College of Medicine,Yeshiva University, School children who receive more recess behave better and are likely to learn more. The study, suggests that a daily break of 15 minutes or more in the school day may play a role in improving learning, social development, and health in elementary school children. Children who misbehave at school are often punished by having to stay inside at recess. But the research shows that giving children recess actually helps them solve behavioral problems in class. Recess plays a critical role in school as a n... (read more) Author: Nitish Kumar

3. Child Development Process In Schools An Analysis And Suggestions August 11, 2011 According to a study conducted by Albert Einstein College of Medicine,Yeshiva University, School children who receive more recess behave better and are likely to learn more. The study, suggests that a daily break of 15 minutes or more in the school day may play a role in improving learning, social development, and health in elementary school children. Children who misbehave at school are often punished by having to stay inside at recess. But the research shows that giving children recess actually helps them solve behavioral problems in class. Recess plays a critical role in school as a n... (read more) Author: Happy Samal

4. A Former Orthodox Jew's Take on a Rapper's Conversion to the Faith November 16, 2010 The first time I read the recent article in the New York Times about the rapper Shyne’s conversion to Orthodox Judaism I tried to perceive it as any ordinary non-Jew would: an interesting story about a Gangsta rapper who got in trouble and underwent a religious transformation in prison. During the second reading, however, I sought to view it from the lens of the next generation of Orthodox Jewish children in America, and what they will be subjected to by the forces of religious propaganda in the Yeshiva system. Having been raised in this community, I can say with certainty that the con... (read more) Author: marc adler

5. The Professional Tzaddik March 30, 2010 The entire Yeshiva was buzzing with the story. A student had the great privilege to bring a hot tea to the holy rabbi each day after lunch. He did this for five years. One day, when he went to the dining room to get hot water he was frustrated to find the urns empty. He ran to the cook and told him that he immediately needed hot water to make tea for the rabbi. The cook wondered, “Where do you usually get the water for the tea?” “I take it from the urns.” The cook was shocked. The urns were never heated at lunchtime. The student had been bringing cold tea to the great rabbi for five years and ... (read more) Author: Rabbi Simcha Weinberg

6. Fear kids' vitamin D deficiency? Use parenting skills October 27, 2009 Fathers may need to employ their parenting skills to get their kids outdoors more often so they can be exposed to more sunlight. A new study has suggested that approximately 7.6 million children in the U.S. may have low levels of vitamin D. The most abundant source for this nutrient is exposure to natural sunlight. Researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University conducted the study that examined more than 6,000 children to see what their vitamin D levels might be. A total of 9 percent of the study sample, which the study authors said was equivalent t... (read more) Author: James Dunsford

7. Israel: Peace Talks to Continue Despite Religious School Shooting March 07, 2008 Israeli officials say peace talks with the Palestinians will continue despite an attack by a Palestinian gunmen inside a Jewish religious school in Jerusalem that killed eight people and wounded 35 others. A spokesman with the Israeli foreign ministry, Arye Mekel, said Thursday's attack was aimed at killing chances for peace. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas also condemned the attack. Witnesses say a Palestinian gunman entered a crowded room at the rabbinical seminary, Merkaz Harav Yeshiva, Thursday evening and opened fire with a rife. An Israeli police spokesman says the attacker was kill... (read more)

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