10 Tips for Writing Your MyLife Chassidus Essay

With the deadline for essay submissions only one week away, the excitement surrounding the MyLife: Chassidus Applied Essay Contest is growing. Writers have until next Wednesday (February 24th), 11:59 PM EST, to submit their essays in order to qualify to win prizes (First Prize: $10,000, Second Prize $3,600, and Third Prize $1,000).

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Picture of the Day: Tefilas Haderech in a Mezuzah?

Two Crown Heights Bochurim visited a Jewish home in Brooklyn in order to help them fulfill the Mitzvah of Mezuzah, one of the ten campaigns the Rebbe initiated. They removed the family’s old Mezuzah case to check if the parchment inside was still kosher, but were mystified by its strange contents – a handwritten ‘Tefilas Haderech’ (prayer of the traveler), written by pen on regular paper.

Op-Ed: Machlokes? Not for Us

Machlokes. A terrible word that reviles all who hear it. Machlokes is something we are taught from the youngest age to avoid. Yet, we are surrounded by machlokes and many people are sucked into its vortex. Everybody knows machlokes is a fire that consumes, nonetheless we are surrounded by it and must keep our heads above water avoiding it.

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Antonin Scalia Remembered as an Advocate for Religious Freedom

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who passed away on Feb. 13 at the age of 79, is being remembered as a champion of freedom of religious expression with a deep appreciation for Jewish law, who was a thoughtful and enthusiastic participant in legal symposia on Jewish and American jurisprudence during his tenure on the court.

ULY’s Chayolei Beis Dovid Enjoys Snowtubing

As part of the Chayolei Beis Dovid program for grades 7 and 8 of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva, every student chose for himself various areas in which he wanted to improve in his Avoda. Every day they marked down their successes on a Duch to the Rebbe. In celebration of their great success, the 8th graders visited Camelback Resort for Mountain Coasting and Snowtubing, and the 7th graders went for an exclusive snowtubing trip on the Alpine Mountains.