Announcements

You are cordially invited to celebrate the book launch of Festivals of Faith: Reflections on the Jewish Holidays by Rabbi Dr. Norman Lamm. Join us for special presentations by Rabbi Zevulun Charlop and Rabbi Dr. David Shatz, followed by a book signing. Monday, March 14th, 8pm The Jewish Center 131 West 86 Street New York, NY Register at www.JewishCenter.org Learn more about the book here: link

20 copies of Bechor Shaul on Menachos are available free (just $6 s/h - USA) to the first 20 people who call (212) 473-1000. Please leave name, e-mail address and phone number. Must be able to make the $6 payment via PAYPAL.

“The Megillah” is an online collaboration and initiative to showcase student Jewish journalism sponsored by OU Alumni. While many of you write for your own student newspapers, we thought it was imperative to bring together Jewish voices, thoughts, beliefs, viewpoints and journalism in one online forum. If you are currently enrolled in a college, graduate school, law school, medical school or any other university, you are considered a student and are eligible to write.

Rabbi Meir Pogrow, founder of The Master Torah System, will introduce this program to NYC. Tuesday March 1, 8:45 PM East Side Torah Center 317 Henry Street (off Grand Street) Rav Meir Pogrow, Sh'lita, has an ambitious goal: he wants the average layman, and not just the elite Torah scholars, to master the ENTIRE Torah – Tanach, Mishna, Gemara, and Halacha! As inconceivable as this sounds, he has already seen incredible success with hundreds of students around the world. Thousands of simanim of halacha. Thousands of Mishnayos. Hundreds of Blatt Gemara. Sound too amazing to be true? Come hear him speak Tuesday, March 8:45 PM at the East Side Torah Center.

Alumni and friends of Yeshiva University are invited to a melave malka for men and women in Marine Park. Special guest speaker: Rabbi Daniel Rapp, Associate Dean of Jewish Studies Date: Motzei Shabbos Parshas Vayakhel February 26, 2011 8:30pm (bentching at 10:15) Location: Merkaz Yisroel of Marine Park The Marine Park Jewish Center 3311 Avenue S Brooklyn, NY Couvert: $25 For more information, e-mail MPYUA @ aol.com.

Shiur: The Privileges and Responsibilities of Marriage Nachlas Yehoshua-Monastristch, 1301 East 27th Street (corner Avenue M) is pleased to host the next in its series: Shiurim for Enhanced Living HaRav Hershel Schachter Shlit’a will deliver a Shiur on: The Privileges and Responsibilities of Marriage To take place on Wednesday evening February 23, 2011 at 9:00 PM For married Men & ...

New Sefer Bain Hashuroth at the YU Seforim Sale ספר בין השורות contains halakhic discussions on the weekly parsha based upon the commentary of the Ramban, Rambam, and later commentators. The author, Rabbi Avrohom Ratner, strives to highlight the relationship between the Written and Oral Torahs. The sefer includes a haskama from Rav Hershel Schachter. The sefer is available for ...

OU Press at the Seforim Sale The YU Seforim Sale is taking place now (calendar). Look out for these OU Press books at the sale: English Festivals of Faith: Reflections on the Jewish Holidays by R. Norman Lamm (BRAND NEW) Darosh Darash Yosef: Discourses of Rav Yosef Dov Halevi Soloveitchik on the Weekly Parashah by R. Avishai David Covenant & ...

Arabs, Halacha and Democracy An online panel discussion featuring: Rabbi Refael (Rafi) Feuerstein – co-founder of Tzohar Organization of Rabbis Rabbi Yehuda Gilad – Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Ma’ale Gilboa Rabbi David Joseph Mescheloff – American-Israeli Orthodox community rabbi, university lecturer, and halakhically creative author Moderator: Dr. Elliott Malamet   Sunday January 23, 2011 9:30 am EST (4:30 pm Israeli time) ...

Webyeshiva’s Winter Semester Registration for WebYeshiva.org‘s Winter Semester is now open, with over 40 hours a week of online, fully interactive classes on offer at all times of the day, 6 days a week. Regardless of your schedule, time zone, or learning background, WebYeshiva.org makes it easy for you to join engaging and challenging classes that are right for you. ...