When Rabbi Simcha Finebloom opened the door to welcome the beaming group of students from his weekly campus Talmud class to join his family for the Purim banquet, he was stunned. Not because they actually showed up, but by the massive quantity of wines, whiskey, and beer that lined his sidewalk, followed by a
When Rabbi Simcha Finebloom opened the door to welcome the beaming group of students from his weekly campus Talmud class to join his family for the Purim banquet, he was stunned. Not because they actually showed up, but by the massive quantity of wines, whiskey, and beer that lined his sidewalk, followed by a 
