Chabad’s lessons of love and humanity for this gentile
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The warmth with which Chabad treated me with helped me see how to live with greater love and humanity, Strawser writes.
The Grind Chabad’s lessons of love and humanity for this gentile Students gather at Chabad on campus. (Courtesy of Amalia Abecassis, Vice President of the Stanford Chabad) By Sebastian Strawser March 3, 2025, 8:24 p.m. With my academics deteriorating throughout the 2023-24 academic year, it almost always felt like I was crumbling into pieces. Worsening grades, financial uncertainties and the need to run around the Stanford bureaucracy in a panic to ‘manage’ it all sent me into a dark place. I got so scared about what the next steps would look like that I panicked about whether or not those nex
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