Chaya Chana Twersky, wife and aide to head of Skverer Hasidic movement, dies at 81
A daughter of American royalty who helped create a uniquely American 'shtetl'
A daughter of American royalty who helped create a uniquely American 'shtetl'
Modest but significant changes marked the publication of “Sim Shalom” in 1985
When he earned his doctorate in 1967, Chazan led an effort to expand Jewish studies to institutions “all over the country"
Her grandson’s film represented the first time she spoke about her experiences after nearly eight decades
“She didn’t smoke, she ate sensibly, she had good emotional balance and she clearly had remarkable genes,” said her youngest son
Charlop once said that his ideal YU would be “a yeshiva like Volozhin,” a legendary seminary in what is now Belarus, and a university like Columbia
An admired educator whose last public act was a controversial essay on anti-Israel protests at the Ivy League school
The Boston educator and author would joke about sharing a name with one of the most vociferous critics of Israel
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