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In Memory of Sophie and Leslie Rosenberg

Aggie Voices posted on Oct 16, 2018 | 0 Comments

It is with tremendous sadness and pain that we inform you of the untimely loss of Sophie Rosenberg (Shoshana Chaya)...

My Captivating Birthright Experience

Aggie Voices posted on Jun 7, 2018 | 0 Comments

Birthright was a captivating and meaningful experience for me. I had the ability to learn about the state of Israel...

Jewish Aggie of the Week Presents Gabe Noble

J-Aggie of the WEEK! posted on May 4, 2018 | 0 Comments

Jewish Aggie of the Week presents Gabe Noble from Dallas, TX Gabe chose Texas A&M University for two main...

Jewish Aggie of the Week Presents Sophie Pervere

J-Aggie of the WEEK! posted on Apr 27, 2018 | 0 Comments

Jewish Aggie of the Week presents Sophie Pervere from Plano, Texas Sophie is a Mechanical Engineering Major with a...

Jewish Aggie of the Week Presents Jessica Pasquale

J-Aggie of the WEEK! posted on Apr 13, 2018 | 0 Comments

Jewish Aggie of the Week presents Jessica Pasquale from Carrollton Texas. Jessica is an Allied Health major class...

Jewish Aggie of the Week Presents Samantha Mallen

J-Aggie of the WEEK! posted on Mar 21, 2018 | 0 Comments

Jewish Aggie of the Week presents Samantha Mallen, from College Station, Texas. Samantha is freshman majoring in...

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Why Am I Not Falling in Love?

Love can only blossom in an open heart. When our hearts are closed we cannot feel affection, even when that affection is really there. And what makes a heart close is fear.

By Aron Moss

What Is Asarah B'Tevet (Tevet 10)?

What does this day commemorate? Well, three things, actually.

Letter to My Cremated Father

My hope is that this letter, an artifice to ease my double grief over your death and cremation, will reach other Jews in the same plight, children and parents.

By Michael Chighel

Ezra the Scribe

Ezra the Scribe headed the religious revival of the people living in Israel at the beginning of the Second Temple era.

By Mendel Adelman

Did You Know that (Some) Stress is Good for You?

Stress is supposed to be one of the harmful things that can shorten our lifespan and even cause death.

By Chana Weisberg

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