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For Love of the Game, Brothers Attended Different Schools

Health

The Art of Control: Study Analyzes Impact of Cancer Support Groups

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First Reform Day Camp Planned for Philly

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Bryan Schwartzman

The Reform movement is planning to open its first day camp in the country next year, situating it in the Philadelphia suburbs, though the location has not yet been finalized.

Columns

Day Schools Should Foster Collaboration With Israel

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Rabbi Ira Budow

The current buzzword in educational circles is “collaboration.” Pooling resources and increasing purchasing power by negotiating quantity discounts makes sense in this economy. However, I believe there’s another collaboration we do not discuss — the one between Jewish day schools and Israel.

Columns

Angelina and Me — and Maybe You: Choose Life!

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Ruth Bienstock Anolik

Angelina Jolie and I actually have something in common: We both lost our mothers to cancer associated with the BRCA genetic mutation. We also both made the decision to drastically eliminate our own high risks by acceding to surgical removal of our breast and ovarian tissue.

Health

Why Shlomo Can’t Read

Research shows students’ poor learning roots are more complex than first thought

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Lynne Blumberg, JE Feature

Students with behavioral problems stop striving for their academic potential not because of their behaviors, but because of the social responses to their behaviors, according to a new study in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior .

The Good Life

Invitational: Volunteers RSVP With Offers of Help and Learning

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Bill England, Special Sections Feature

RSVP at the Klein JCC offers a chance for seniors to get help responding to everyday challenges through interaction with other seniors from the business world.