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RampageWired

The Student News Site of Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy

RampageWired

The Student News Site of Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy

RampageWired

Naftali Tilove

Naftali Tilove, Writer

Naftali Tilove is a sophomore at HBHA, returning to Rampage for his second year. In the class, Tilove works as an editor, but in his spare time, he enjoys basketball, watching movies, and his thusly sparked passion for acting. With a year of experience under his belt, Tilove hopes to expand his horizons with the new and newly opened positions and possibilities for RampageWired.

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“Tree of Life,” The Story Of How Judaism Lives On

“Tree of Life,” The Story Of How Judaism Lives On

Naftali Tilove, Writer October 14, 2024

“Tree of Life,” written by Victor Wishna and directed by Jonah Greene, is a play about a small fictional town in Iowa and the journey of its community. The play follows a Columbian grad student named...

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Ram Fans Sports Weekly 9/27

Teddy Zitron, Managing Editor September 27, 2024

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Auerbach smoking a cigar behind Bill Russel after winning the 1966 NBA Finals. (Via Wikimedia Commons)

The Bereshit of Basketball

Naftali Tilove, Writer February 26, 2024

 A long time ago, back before computers were a household item, and before Lego was invented, Jews ruled the basketball landscape. Invented in 1891 by James Naismith, a teacher of physical education at...

“The warm feeling of family when family’s at its best”: Jewish Americans Cope with the Israel-Hamas War

“The warm feeling of family when family’s at its best”: Jewish Americans Cope with the Israel-Hamas War

Naftali Tilove, Writer November 20, 2023

On Nov. 14, 2023, 300,000 Jews gathered at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. for the March for Israel. It was empowering to see so many Jewish family members together. It felt completely safe and sheltered....

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