Last year in Israel, I spent two months of my gap year in an army program in the south called “Marva.” The purpose of the program is to provide Jewish young adults from all over the world with the experience of the physical and emotional hardships of the State of Israel, through the perspective of […]
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Summer: Leaving the City Life
Flashback to the laidback summers of your childhood, where you run around at day camp with the constant smell of chlorine and sunscreen in the air. Skip a couple of years, and you’re in high school. Now, you’re a counselor with campers of your own to take care of. A little bit more responsibility on […]