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You could probably do that for certain classes to demonstrate certain points, like have a typical chumash class and then when learning about sefer shmuel, for the test, the girls would have to build their own replica of the ark that held the ten commandments in it and then be assessed on what parts are there/ missing.
try shabbat.com . They can probably help you out.
I think they are one of those “status symbols” that frum girls like to have that indicate that they have been to E”Y. I think they are completely harmless, if you are wearing it at home- even in public, there is nothing wrong with it. I mean, I would not go into a Bais yaakov wearing one, but when you go to malcha, or are in other places, I don’t see the harm in it. How are they not tznius? Mine is pretty baggy to say the least, I feel like a gangsta sometimes in it, at other times, it reminds me that I have the ability to be in control…
same.
let me put it like this: lets say a 19 year old kallah marries an Israeli, and they want to make aliyah so they can move to bnei brak and learn in Ponevetch, they can’t because he will have to serve in the army, which isn’t such a good idea, especially if the wife ends up getting pregnant a month after getting married.
I agree.
I agree. This situation is ridiculous. By the way, this is a more extreme situation of a similar story I know of includung a Jew… But I won’t post it here
A Jew is a Jew, a yid is a yid. Saying that secular people are our guests in Israel is just wrong and I can’t believe that the moderators approved that comment.
Even if you are seeking a job, networking is critical for your job search, although my mom isn’t religious, she has gone to similar events and trust me, as sfind sn omeone whose mother needs to find a new job every few years, these networking events are also critical for her to go to.
unless someone helped you pay for it…
that is why i mentioned them last…
In order of price range:
Crocs makes flats for women that are made from crocs material (don’t know about men… but most likely…).
Clarks are very good for that purpose.
Cole Haan has nike soles, but look fancy.
I understand that about brovenders, i am actually mixing two programs, I don’t take gemara classes, so when I am in my halacha classes looking at mashechtas, I don’t understand anything, which is ok, because I feel that after this year, I probably won’t be looking at aramaic again.
The community I am from is very black hat, even the modern orthodox schools are taught by black hat teachers, so it is more natural for me to lean towards bais yaakov, even in such a modern environment. Just because I am in a modern orthodox seminary does not mean that I am modern orthodox. Ask any of my friends, they will tell you that I am a black hatter.
i think that is cheap even in the treif world (at least the rib steak)
Thank you for raising some valid points. However, I do not feel that this has anything to do with being modern orthodox verses bais yaakov (I am currently at brovenders after having some issues at a more bais yaakov seminary, but I would love to jump back into a bais yaakov school next year such as pninim…). The point here should be that we should not support organizations that are against Israel. Condemning people with various hashkafos is not appropriate. It doesn’t matter if you are condemning people with your hashkafa, or other hashkafos. This post appears to be condemning all frum yidden. This is nothing against you.
I have a friend who is in seminary now in E”Y who is very good at doing make up, hair and stuff like that and she doesn’t charge a lot. She used me as her model for her website, she used a more professional like hair curler, where there isn’t that clipping part of the curler.
Thanks Mods! I really appreciate it!
generally with translations, I go with Artscroll and Judaica press because that is what my teachers last year recommended I use when I didn’t understand anything in any of my classes (I went to one of the local bais yaakovs in the community where I grew up just for 12th grade and do not have such a strong background).
There is a “Guide to Lashon HaKodesh” I should probably study it so that I can learn how to use Hebrew seforim without continuing to spend a fortune on English translations (I keep on purchasing both Hebrew and English versions of seforim for school… I am in seminary and have about 20-30 seforim and could theoretically purchase more… If anyone is in Jerusalem and needs to purchase a Hebrew version of Messilas Yesharim, let me know never been used 16 shekel…