Photos: ULY’s Pre 1a Gets their First Siddurim!
Over 50 students in Lubavitcher Yeshivas Pre 1a celebrated receiving their first Siddur, with their parents proudly in attendance.
Daily Archives: March 7, 2010
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Watermelon Looting Following Parkway Accident
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — A van and a car collided as they were turning on to Eastern Parkway, the van then slammed into a light pole and trapping the driver inside. The force of the impact threw open one of the van doors, and a stockpile of watermelons spilled onto the street.
NYPD Traffic Involved in an Accident
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — A marked NYPD Traffic squad car was involved in an accident earlier today in the intersection of President and Schenectady, one minor injury was reported.
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Residents be warned, after receiving tens of new complaints from Chabad women it seems that the creepy caller, which we first reported about a month ago, is back and up to his same old sick tricks.
‘Creepy Caller’ Continues ‘its’ Sicko Calls
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn [CHI] — Residents be warned, after receiving tens of new complaints from Chabad women it seems that the creepy caller, which we first reported about a month ago, is back and up to his same old sick tricks.
The winner of Australia's Jewish News and Costco's shopping spree was Devorah Shechter. Watch her fill up a cart in a minute.
Video: Lubavitcher Woman Wins Costco Shopping Spree
The winner of Australia’s Jewish News and Costco’s shopping spree was Devorah Shechter. Watch her fill up a cart in a minute.
by Natan Edelsburg - Chabad.org
Each semester, some 150 undergraduates from New York University study in the Czech Republic capital of Prague.
In the center of the Czech Republic capital of Prague sits the appropriately-named Male Namesti, literally the “Small Square,” where two buildings sport the trademark purple flag of New York University. Inside, some 150 undergraduates from the school’s main campus in Greenwich Village spend their semester abroad learning about Prague and, for the students of professor Kateřina Čapková’s Modern Jewish History class, the rebirth of the storied city’s historic Jewish community.
NY’ers in Prague Get Insider’s Glimpse of Jewish Rebirth
by Natan Edelsburg – Chabad.org
Each semester, some 150 undergraduates from New York University study in the Czech Republic capital of Prague.
In the center of the Czech Republic capital of Prague sits the appropriately-named Male Namesti, literally the “Small Square,” where two buildings sport the trademark purple flag of New York University. Inside, some 150 undergraduates from the school’s main campus in Greenwich Village spend their semester abroad learning about Prague and, for the students of professor Kateřina Čapková’s Modern Jewish History class, the rebirth of the storied city’s historic Jewish community.
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