This summer heralds more Hadassah milestones. We congratulate Nancy Falchuk, Hadassah’s new national president, and June Walker, outgoing president and the next chair of the

When New Yorkers were adjusting to life after 9/11, actor Liev Schreiber wrote an Op-Ed piece in The New York Timesmarveling at the newfound compassion

Remember the book, Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, by Dr. Seuss? It promises that the future holds wonderful heights and sights, but urges the reader “to

Every year, writers serve up the latest adventures of our favorite sleuths—the handsome and mysterious, aging and world weary, or the shlumpier lot who use

An increasing number of nonmedical programs are lightening the atmosphere at Hadassah, providing a comforting, human face to the hallowed medical institution. Valet parking, a

World-class art, authentic jazz, landmarks of American history—this sprawling Midwestern destination offers all these and an active Jewish population. Kansas City has two signature songs,

A lonely girl and a woman yearning for a child in her life form a connection that crosses the boundaries of ethnicity and age. I

For the most part, the defining kosher cookbooks of previous generations were concerned with helping housewives prepare traditional food for Sabbath and holidays. a However,