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Local Yeshiva Students Help Pack Donations By The Boxload 

Massive amounts of food and hygiene items donated by the Jewish community have been loaded into shipping containers and will soon be sent to Haiti to help victims of the recent earthquake. 

Recap: Chevi confides in Yehudis about problems going on and why she was so secretive, and Yehudis and Chevi are starting to be friends. Chevi is good at solving mysteries and she says maybe if they read the journal they’ll discover more about why the man with the red bandana broke into the house. They sit down together and begin reading more of the journal.

Ever noticed the bully who lives inside our minds? The self-righteous judgment that we cast upon ourselves after we act in a less-than-perfect manner? “I’m no good. Everything is bad. It’s always going to be bad and I just have to accept that.”

Recap: Mrs. Bauers, the owner of the house, came and asked if everything was okay. When Yehudis told her about the intruder, she said that it won’t happen again, and when Miss Gross tried to ask, How do you know?” Mrs. Bauers had already left.

To the administrators and school boards of the Jewish schools of New York:

There is a large number of parents of students in your schools - some silent, others not - who do not want you to mandate our children to be vaccinated or masked to attend your institution.  Our detractors will claim that this position is anti-science or we do not have in mind the best interests of our child or their classmates.  This is the opposite of the truth.  As we all know, it is the responsibility of parents to put our children's health and safety first.

“In school I learned that to get respect, you need to give respect! My mom shows me no respect, so why should I respect her?”