Style & Living

Touro’s annual  information session connects undergraduates with deans and admissions leaders across Touro’s health professional schools

Undergraduate students packed into Touro’s Lander College of Arts & Sciences (LAS) campus in Flatbush for its annual information session for students  interested in graduate and professional education in medicine, dentistry, podiatry, and pharmacy. This event is designed to demystify the journey to these schools and introduce undergraduates to the full range of health-professional opportunities available across Touro University. The program also provided essential advice on successfully navigating the admissions process.  Representatives from both the Schools of Medicine and the Graduate Biomedical Sciences of  New York Medical College (NYMC), Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM), Touro College of Dental Medicine (TCDM), Touro College of Pharmacy (TCOP), and the New York College of Podiatric Medicine met with students in small-group sessions and one-on-one conversations throughout the evening.

Recap: Rikki and Evie find a lost puppy. There are FBI agents at Rikki’s house, and they tell her she is going to need protection, as her uncle was involved in the Mossad and a terrorist in Utah is targeting her mother, looking for information. That’s why Rikki’s mother hasn’t come home yet. They take the dog to a vet, and he discovers a recording device planted behind the dog’s ear.

New York

 Several Lubavitch yeshiva students were subjected to a violent antisemitic assault on a No. 3 subway train while returning to Crown Heights from Chanukah outreach activities in Manhattan.

 In the Shadow of Loss, Bnot Sherut Bring Light to Israel’s Young War Widows

She arrives at the same time each week. For many of Israel’s young war widows, it’s more than a visit. It’s a lifeline: a few precious hours of help, a moment to breathe, and a reminder that ordinary life is still possible after unbearable loss.

Rav Reuven Feinstein, Rav Shimon Galei, Rav Moshe Tuvia Lieff to Speak. Musical Accompaniment by Baruch Levine

The Dirshu revolution is coming to the Far Rockaway/Five Towns community! Dirshu already has had a presence in the community for many years, with numerous Amud HaYomi and Daf HaYomi B’Halacha shiurim held in a number of battei medrash, and many participants who learn on their own and take monthly tests. On Sunday, 16 Teves/January 4, that relationship will be elevated to a new level, with a beautiful evening of Chizuk and Celebration for men that will feature something for everyone.

Recap: Rikki’s mother called and told her that there are threats and that she has to be careful. She didn’t explain what she meant.