by Clifford M. Kulwin | Feb 26, 2019
Mentors make a difference. Outside researchers make it clear. By wide margins, children who have a mentor are more likely to graduate from high school, less likely to be absent, and more likely to avoid the juvenile justice system, than peers who do not have a mentor...
by Clifford M. Kulwin | Dec 31, 2018
Two weeks ago today, Robin and I left New Jersey for Israel. Our first destination in Israel was the Hertz counter. We rented a car – my first Renault…diesel, no less! – pointed it south and headed directly to Eilat. We stopped for lunch at the Yotvata kibbutz,...
by Clifford M. Kulwin | Jun 20, 2018
How One of America’s Great Rabbis Handled Christian Antisemitism Article from Jewish Currents by Rabbi Clifford Kulwin, June 20, 2018 One July evening in 1944, Rabbi Joachim Prinz gave a lecture at Camp Berkeley, a large Army training installation near Abilene, Texas....
by Clifford M. Kulwin | Apr 13, 2018
Dear Friends: I would usually write “Shalom from” in the subject line, but since it is 4:00 AM here in Lisbon, as I sit in the business center of the Corinthia Hotel, Bom Dia – “good morning” – seems more appropriate. Passover began two weeks ago tonight. As usual,...
by Clifford M. Kulwin | Mar 23, 2018
TBA member Neil Greenstein & Shop Rite— 2018 FCNJ Banquet Honoree Video with remarks by Rabbi...
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