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What Matters Most On Monday, May 28, 2018

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Members of the Weber Class of 2018 flip their tassels to the left, indicating that they are graduates.

EducationGraduation 2018

70 Weber Grads Advised to Ease Into College

By Michael Jacobs

The Jewish high school’s biggest graduating class is praised for building up the school and the world.

Maqueline Weiss receives her diploma at Mount Vernon Presbyterian School’s graduation May 19.

Education

Jewish Voice Speaks Up at Presbyterian School

By Breanna West

Isidore Alterman’s granddaughter spreads appreciation of Judaism and of Mount Vernon.

Gathering for a final photo together before heading to high school are (front row, from left) Hillary Smith, Emma Nowitz, Molly Fisher, Lulu Rosenberg, Marissa Goodman, Gali Bendavid, Tamar Guggenheim and Elana Katz and (back row, from left) Gabrielle Rosenfeld, Rebecca Kann, Galia Cohen, Mollie Meyerowitz, Olivia Lerner, Andrea Zaglin, Reagan Lapes, Kira Berzack and Emma Mailman.

EducationGraduation 2018

Epstein Sends 40 Graduates Over the Rainbow

By Sarah Moosazadeh

A “Wizard of Oz” theme emphasizes the heart, courage and brains the students will carry to high school.

Green-Eyed Monster Is Never Satisfied

Jealousy is a destructive force powered by the insatiable need for more.

Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder

Everyday Holiness Is All Around Us

We shouldn’t wait for graduations and other special occasions to recognize and appreciate it.

Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank takes a walk through the past at The Temple’s History Wall. (Photo by Kevin C. Madigan)

Local News

The Temple Goes Back to the Future

By Kevin C. Madigan

Devante Tyuse and his soccer coach, Ben Sperling, take a selfie after the two reminisce about the impact Sperling had on Tyuse’s life.

Education

College Graduation Shows Value of Coaching

By Sarah Moosazadeh

A chance meeting at an Atlanta stoplight gives new graduate Devante Tyuse a chance to thank Ben Sperling.

After Galloway, Dean Kopitsky and Melinda Hartz are off to Vassar College and the University of Miami, respectively.

Education

From Camp Coleman to Galloway Awards

Melinda Hartz and Dean Kopitsky earned the coveted Elliott Galloway Alumni Book Award.

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