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Camp Gan Israel Registration is in full swing 2008
Fun-filled summer opportinuty for boys and girls!   more

NY TIMES -article on former student of Rabbinical College of America
Junior High School 22, in the South Bronx, had run through six principals in just over two years when Shimon Waronker was named the seventh.

Teachers, parents and students at the school, which is mostly Hispanic and black, were equally taken aback by the sight of their new leader: A member of the Chabad-Lubavitch sect of Hasidic Judaism with a beard, a black hat and a velvet yarmulke.
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Chabad Flagship Yeshiva: A Winter Break Destination
The Jewish soul’s refuge in times of disquiet is not a bagel and lox to-go, but Torah study. Chabad Lubavitch centers have been experiencing an upsurge in Jewish people seeking serious Jewish learning experiences. One remarkable instance of this phenomenon is the 94 men attending Rabbinical College of America’s 10-day winter yeshiva session in Morristown, NJ.   more

New Search Engine Makes Finding Chabad Centers Fast, Easy
With maps, contact names, phone numbers and direct email links for Chabad organizations and Chabad Shluchim around the world, visitors can try out their welcome at a Chabad center of their choice using this new application with ease, accuracy and speed.   more

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