There, they were privileged to hear a couple of amazing speeches on Judaism and leadership before returning to Kollel just in time for lunch. The shiurim of Rabbi Gormin, Rabbi Freedman, and Rabbi Schulman left right after shacharis on a joint shiur trip to the Aish HaTorah center in the Old City of Yerushalayim. For four shiurim, however, the morning was far more memorable.
#Tabc myschool full
This Chaburah has had an amazing summer so far and is looking forward to learning a lot and hanging out together for the remaining time on the Kollel.Ī rollercoaster week, filled with sports, learning, and tiyulim, ended on a high note, with an awesome day of sports and learning, culminating in a packed Mishmar late into the night.įor many on NCSY Kollel, the day began normally, with morning shiurim in full swing. The Chaburah is focused on making the learning as dynamic as possible and maximizing the energy of the reading and discussions. The Chaburah is learning different sugyos and topics ranging from Birchot Hamitzva to Lifnei Iver. This stacked Chaburah has really come together and can always be seen and heard in the Beis Medrash learning and having a great time. His Chaburah is made up of an awesome group of guys: Danny Srulowitz from Lawrence, NY (DRS) David Cohen from Woodmere, NY (DRS) Yonatan Naor from Teaneck, NJ (TABC) Yitzi Weiss from Hillside, NJ (TABC) and Gabriel Toledano and Yoni Drazin from Cote Saint-Luc, Quebec (Hebrew Academy). Tzvi lives in Teaneck, NJ, and he attended TABC, then Yeshivat Sha’alvim for two years, and is now in Yeshiva University. This is Tzvi Rotblat’s fourth summer on NCSY Kollel, and second as a Madrich. Zev anticipates an amazing summer of learning, growth, and fun! It should be the Best Summer Ever! This fab five creates one of NCSY Kollel’s best chaburas. Finally, Akiva Prager’s sharp mind constantly asks mind boggling questions and he never shies away from a new challenge in learning. Ving Levy transcribes notes for the ‘bura and is always open to teaching others who didn’t understand the first time. Danny Weinberger brings an excitement for Chazara and a creative personality, in addition to creating the picture game the Chabura uses to review material. Hillel Golubchik contributes a firery intensity that helps keep the chabura on track. Reliable who always brings the snacks to the chaburas just in case lunch wasn’t good enough for the day. The Chabura Team consists of 5 members each adding their own flavor to the Chabura. Zev is also planning some interactive activities centered around Gemilut Chasadim. He will be expanding upon the Mishna in Pikei Avot in which the 3 aforementioned concepts can be found. Zev will be learning topics in Torah, Avodah, and Gemilut Chasadim. In addition to being a Madrich, Zev is also the fearless leader of the Sports leagues. He attended MTA for high school and is currently studying at Yeshivat Sha’alvim. Raised in Bergenfield, NJ, he spent his younger days studying in RYNJ as well as a quick stint in Yavneh Academy. This summer is Zev Markowitz’s 6th consecutive summer on NCSY Kollel, his second, as a Madrich. The Sugyot are designed to make the holiday of Sukkot more meaningful but also include many tangents which relate to and help the campers understand different aspects of Judaism.ĭavid anticipates an amazing summer of learning, growth, and fun! It should be the Best Summer Ever! The Chabura will be learning the 3rd Perek of Masechet Sukka this Summer. When not giving Chaburah or learning with guys b’chavrusa, he can be found with NCSYers all around the Yerushaliyim area, acting as the Kollel’s legendary mini-tiyul tour guide extraordinaire!ĭavid’s Chaburah this summer is stacked with a super smooth line-up of young men, including Jesse Ernstein from Overland Park, KS Isaac Forgash from Teaneck NJ Dovid Pearlman from Staten Island, NY and Sean Hedvat from Great Neck, NY. This is his fourth year on the NCSY Kollel, his second as a Madrich. David Sperber is from Randolph, New Jersey, went to Yeshivat Sha’arei Mevaseret Tzion, and is currently learning by Rav Eliyahu Soloveitchik shlita at Lander College for Men.
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