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• Yeshiva
  '''Yeshiva''' is a Hebrew word referring to a institute for Orthodox Jewish education *Yeshiva Ketanah: comparable to high school
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• Talk:Yeshiva
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• Yeshiva
  '''Yeshiva''' is a Hebrew word referring to a institute for Orthodox Jewish education *Yeshiva Ketanah: comparable to high school
  1 KB (192 words) - 00:29, 18 February 2010
• Template:Yeshiva/Metadata
  | pagename = Yeshiva | abc = Yeshiva
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• User:Nahum Wengrov
  Studied at Horev junior high and Yeshiva high school, and at Rabbinical College Kol Torah.
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• Lithuanian Judaism
  ...Lithuanian world is the 'Yeshivishe world', referring to the emphasis on [[yeshiva]]-based study. They are also sometimes referred to as ''Misnagdim,'' litera .... Main centers of Lithuanian learning include the Bnei Brak-based Ponevezh yeshiva and the Jerusalem-based Mir and Brisk yeshivot.
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• User:Seymour Haber
  Born 1929. BS-Yeshiva College 1950. MA-Syracuse U 1951. PhD-MIT 1954.
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• User:Daniel Breslauer/Structure of Judaism-section on Citizendium
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• Quantum electrodynamics/Bibliography
  ...sult&resnum=3&ved=0CDcQ6AEwAg}} A series of lectures presented by Dirac at Yeshiva University in 1963-1964 and transcribed by Daniel Wisnivesky. A departure f
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• Vilna Gaon
  ...udic scholar of the eighteenth century who is credited with founding the [[yeshiva]] movement that gave rise to what is now known as [[Lithuanian Judaism]].
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• Belz (Hasidic group)
  ...ader, and re-established Belzer chassidus, founding numerous schools and [[yeshiva|yeshivos]] in [[Tel Aviv]], [[Bnei Brak]] and [[Jerusalem]]. He had lost al ...ing most of his chassidim with him. Soon, planning began for a new, larger yeshiva, to be built in the center of Jerusalem, close to the Machane Yehuda market
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• School (institution)
  ...is different from a '''[[Sunday school]]''', '''[[Bible college]]''' '''[[yeshiva]]''', '''[[seminary]]''' or '''[[madrassa]]''' in that they provide a gener
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• User:Seth (Avi) Kadish
  ...of Haifa (2006) in Medieval Jewish Philosophy. He previously studied at [[Yeshiva University]], NY, where he earned two masters' degrees (Bible and Jewish Ed
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