Four years ago, Michelle Niedens, now director of the Cognitive Care Unit at the KU Medical Center’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, said, “Wouldn’t it be great if our new airport was dementia-friendly?”
There are too many variables to guarantee an ideal Seder.
This is it; this is the week that gravity kicks in.
Parashat Tetzaveh has the unique distinction of being read every non-leap year immediately prior to Purim.
The recent appearance by renowned biblical scholar Robert Alter at the Kansas City Public Library gave a large in-person and Zoom audience dozens of delightful moments from a serious man nearing the end of a terrific and consequential career.
There was a town filled with good people who cared about one another, cared about the world, and cared about doing what’s right.
Once, when I was studying in yeshiva, one of the rabbis stayed with his family in the yeshiva for Shabbat.
I find myself overwhelmed by the magnitude of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
This editorial was originally published on My Jewish Learning/Southern & Jewish in 2019. Due to the recent release of the documentary “Good Night Oppy” on Amazon Prime Video, Debrow provided this piece to The Chronicle for publication.
I recently returned from Washington. D.C. with nine students who participated in the 2022 Together We Remember program.
