Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY)
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Student Organization of Yeshiva, also known as SOY, focuses on fulfilling the religious needs of Yeshiva University's Wilf Campus Students. SOY is determined to fulfill its mission to create a comfortable Jewish environment, filled with Torah learning and religious life on campus, as well as to serve the greater YU community and support Torah and religiously oriented activities. As representatives of a diverse student body - whether it's the Mechina program, the IBC program, the SBMP program, the MYP program or RIETS - it is our goal to create a unified atmosphere of Torah and Jewish identity on campus. SOY's goal is to facilitate each student's opportunity to maximize his own unique religious experience. At the end of the day, the Yeshiva College/ Sy Syms School of Business Student body can rely on SOY to create the religious, educational and experiential opportunities that they hope to experience while attending Yeshiva University.
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The YU Lamdan [22]
The Wilf Campus Torah Journal
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The YU Lamdan ; March 2016
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2016-03)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; April 2015
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2015-04)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; April 2014
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2014-04)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; December 2014
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2014-12)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; September 2014 (Tishrei 5775)
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2014-09)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Purim 5774
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2014)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Fall 2013 (Chanukkah 5774)
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2013)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Spring 2013 (Shavuos 5773). 2(5).
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2013)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Spring 2013 (Pesach 5773)
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2013)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Winter 2013 (Purim 5773)
(The Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY), 2013)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Winter 2012 (Chanukah 5773)
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2012)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Fall 2012 (Elul 5772)
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2012)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Spring 2012 (Sivan 5772)
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2012)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
The YU Lamdan ; Spring 2012 (Iyar 5772)
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2012)"The Lamdan hopes to fulfill a dual purpose: first, to provide the YU student body a journal in which to express their Torah thoughts and ideas in a clear and succinct form; secondly, to enrich a wider audience with ... -
Passover: A holiday of generations
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2020-04-14)Imagine viewing the most dramatic event in History. Something truly Epic and then just because you are there to witness it you become incorporated and part and parcel of the story itself. Perhaps even the central hero of ... -
Hannukah’s insight into abuse
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council(JSC), Yeshiva University, 2017-12-14)Various Midrashim offer descriptions of the spark that ignited the Hasmonean rebellion. Some speak of the violation to the sanctity of the Temple. There is one Midrashic account that that has particular resonance this year. ... -
May the korban Pessaḥ be eaten on upper floors?
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2018-03-28)The Talmud Bavli, Pessaḥim 85b-86a seems to conclude unequivocally that Qodashim Qalim, including but not limited to the Qorban Pessaḥ, which may be eaten in the entire city of Yerushalayim, may only be eaten on the ground ... -
The power of rabbinic authority and its implications
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2017-03-13)In Jewish tradition, there were two types of rabbis which were given different authorities: those who were ordained; and those who were not. Ordained rabbis were called Smuchin or Mumchin. The institution of ordination was ... -
Chanukah and the power of dedication
(SOY, Yeshiva University, 2016-12-28)In both cases, the light of the menorah in the Temple and the light of the Chanukah menorah is symbolic of the presence of God amongst Israel. It was through this primordial light that God started the process of creation. ... -
Inyana D’Yoma: Tisha B’Av: Awaiting the arrival of Moshiach
(Student Organization of Yeshiva (SOY) ; Jewish Studies Council (JSC), Yeshiva University, 2019-08-05)It is said about Rav Moshe Teitelbaum zt”l, that his longing for Moshiach to come was incredibly intense. He is quoted as saying, “If I had known in my youth that in my old age Moshiach still had not come, I would not ...
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