by Elie Burg (’18)
Akiva Axel (’16) met with Morah Haibi’s 11th and 12th grade students to have a discussion in Hebrew. Akiva is currently in Yeshiva מכינת עצם Otzem-Pre-Military Torah Academy, in the Southern part of Israel and he explained to the students the importance of learning Hebrew in order to […]
21.1 Kilometers, or 13.1 miles. That’s the total distance run by the ten MTA students who ran the Jerusalem Marathon on Friday, March 17. And while that’s an impressive accomplishment in itself, our experience in our four days in Israel far exceeded the two or three hours that the marathon consumed.
Most importantly, […]
by Yosef Lemel (’17)
On Tuesday night, the MTA debate team went to Rambam for a joint experienced/novice debate. The resolution was: “The United States should tax caffeine.” That resolution may sound radical; however, the side arguing for the resolution is allowed to limit the tax to certain products. For example, both affirmative […]
by David Tanner (’18)
During lunch this past Thursday, April 5th, the Honors College met, divided by grade, and discussed a selection from Tom’s River, this year’s Honors College reading. Tom’s River is an account of the pollution of the titular New Jersey township through dumping of toxic materials, which caused a cancer […]
by Kovi Pahmer (’20)
On Monday night, the MTA Lions soccer team travelled to Riverdale to face their rivals, the SAR Sting, in a battle that may end up being the deciding factor in the division race. As expected, the game started out tick for tack as Hudy Weiss (’19) and Ariel Feuerstein […]
