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Sending a child to seminary in Eretz Yisrael to continue Jewish education; college attendance should be out of the question; all young people today need extra spiritual strengthening
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Sending a child to seminary in Eretz Yisrael to continue Jewish education; college attendance should be out of the question; all young people today need extra spiritual strengthening
Parents should not mix in their grown-up children's decisions; forcing a child to continue his college studies
Advice to order one's day properly
Attending art school; a year or two should be spent exclusively for Limudei Kodesh; knee issue
College degrees; marriage before being economically stable; the favors of early marriage
Too early to establish a Chabad House; scientific studies for the sake of parnasa
Mr. Pinchus Arye Halevi Ash: Continue studies at the Yeshiva; 3 lessons from the Mitzvo of the Chanukah lights.
Surprised by the insistence that a rabbinic candidate must be a university graduate despite the moral decline of universities; visit Kfar Chabad on Holy Land trip
The atmosphere at college isn't par with the most elementary foundations of law, order, morality and ethics; the vigor of youth
Using a Jewish name versus a German one; belief in G-d; a jew attending college
Dangers of attending college; belief in G-d; keeping a Jewish name; monarchism
Mrs. Rachel Bernstein: Health; Work in N'shei Chabad; Buying a house; Completing a degree; Influencing others.
Mr. Mordecai Yosef Shimon Berger: How and when to give Tzedaka in Yeshiva; college for Yeshiva boys; Chassidus daily and especially on Shabbos
Editor of The Jewish Press: Response to article criticizing the Rebbe's views on Yeshiva boys' college attendance; The approach of RSRH in our times
Jewish youth require years of undistracted Torah study to survive as a minority with no barriers to assimilation; college culture and influence are vastly at odds with Judaism, causing deep inner conflict and religious erosion
Negative views on university attendance, even in the most favorable of circumstances; difference between high-school and college; widespread effect of personal actions on the entire community
Mr. Aaron Goodman: The unsuitability of the "Torah Im Derech Eretz" approach for today's youth, especially in United States; growing movement of young people who prioritize Torah over university education; utilize opportune time and exert influence in relevant circles
Mood affecting test scores; completing a degree so time spent on secular studies shouldn't go to waste; tonsil removal
Mr. A. Gaffney: Pursuing conversion to Judaism; Judaism, unlike other religions, is a way of life; Continue and complete your university education
On sending son to college after two years in Yeshiva; Torah study will bring true happiness and nachas
Mr. Zev Litenatsky: Improved spiritual welfare will bring physical as well; Concern about livelihood - the necessity of simple faith and the harm of anxiety; Do not delay wedding date
The question of persuading a yeshiva student to attend college - Inner conflict should be avoided; The material benefits are not guaranteed but spiritual dangers are certain
Keeping kosher together with health-required diet and while on vacation; Loan for continuation of son's studies; A joyful attitude
Miss Basia Posner: Attending college is a divergence from a Jew’s life purpose and task; Spiritual risks involved in modern college life; Influence your friends to realize these points
Mr. Irving Block: Not to interrupt studies mid-session
Taking courses in College; avoid contradictions in education of youth; adverse influences in college