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Forget the ‘right to be forgotten’ bill
Do people have the “right to be forgotten,” to wipe the memory of their existence from the “Internet of all things,” the great international data storehouse in this information age? more
Hewlett High School juniors Rom Raviv, left, and Ben Rapp, volunteer an hour of their time each week to work on updating the Center for Adult Life Enrichment’s bimonthly calendar.
Weekly helping hands at CALE
Each week, a group of about five Hewlett High School students visit the Center for Adult Life Enrichment on the school’s campus to volunteer their time and skills to help the seniors. more
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After reflection, moving forward with new classes
Back-to-school is a fundamental component of the academic year: it’s a time of first impressions, new goals, and turning over a new leaf, and also a critical time for the Jewish community. more
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Is anyone tracking you? I certainly hope so.
I like to know where my people are. In my mind’s eye, I watch my son as he goes about his business in another state, in and out of his car, down to take a deposition in Miami, up to interview a client in Palm Beach. It’s more than just thinking about him . . . more
Google magic dazzles the uber-elders
Every 3-year-old knows you can jump online and Google anything from where to buy a tasty new pacifier to how to cram for a top-tier preschool’s entrance exam. If you need to know it . . . more
HAFTR Highlights student columnist Amanda Jedwab.
Tripping on high tech in Israel
Over winter vacation, 10 Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR) High School students in the school’s scientific technology and biomedical engineering course took part in the inaugural Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE) “Start-up Nation” mission to Israel. more
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s externship matched alumni mentors from businesses and services with current LWA juniors and seniors. From left were four of the student participants Lamont Chapman Jr., Paul Kowalewski, Melissa Docteur, and Sharon Yang.
Career interests pursued for a day
Lawrence Woodmere Academy juniors and seniors were provided the opportunity to work closely for a day with alumni mentors from a chosen career field of interest during the Woodmere-based school’s third annual externship. more
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Technology takes hold at Hebrew Academy of Long Beach
The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach (HALB) has taken a giant leap into the 21st century as it has updated its technology infrastructure, hardware and added new staff to support new initiatives. more
Technology is helping to drive instruction at every level of HAFTR’s schools. English teacher Michael Lieberman and his students use computers in their classroom.
Learning goes technical at HAFTR
It’s a new era for Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR) as teachers, administration and students have begun using: iPads, Wi-Fi and educational programs like Google Learning in all levels of the school. more
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Devil babies help get us through January
Have you seen the YouTube video known as the Devil Baby? Don’t miss it, especially if you have a dark sense of humor, and my theory is that everyone has a dark sense of humor in late January. more
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