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To Whom It May Concern:

I

am

proud

to

recommend

a

beloved

student,

Kaya

Stone,

for

your fellowship

program.

I was

asked to write as one who has functioned in the capacity of an employer of Kaya, but I would first

like to say a few words about him as a student.

Kaya

is

a

highly

intelligent,

perceptive

young

man.

He

came

to

our

institution

committed

to

capitalizing on the opportunity of a third year of study in Israel, and he left with the satisfaction of

having accomplished that goal. Kaya grew in learning, in character, in depth of understanding. He

seeks

truth

in

each

and

every

area

of

his

life,

whether

in

learning,

discussing

philosophy,

or

relating to his fellow students and his teachers. Because of his positive disposition, his reflective

way of oper

ating, and all of the character traits that make him so special, Kaya’ s questions never

go unanswered, and his searches always bring him to exciting new discoveries. As a student, Kaya

is outstanding. As an educator, I have watched him grow, seen his talents and abilities not only in

the classroom but outside its walls, when interacting with all types of people, as well.

During

his

time

at

our

institution,

Kaya,

who

as I’

m

sure

you

know

is

an

excellent

writer

and

publicist, also has done a good deal of

work for the yeshiva. This has included the text for many

public

relations

brochures

and

packets,

letters

to

parents,

potential

donors,

and

alumni,

and

essentially any correspondence which I have requested that he compose. The feedback is always

overwhelmingly positive, and he has done so much in that way for our yeshiva. Even today, while

he studies elsewhere, he continues to do a great deal of this work for our institution, in addition to

the recruiting and other services he performs for the yeshiva.

Always,

in

his work,

Kaya

is

consistent,

dedicated

and

passionate,

enthusiastic, cheerful,

and

a

pleasure to work with. He has incredible creative energies and a refreshing idealism tempered only

enough to accomplish what needs to be done. I highly recommend him for any position of work,

leadership, education, or any other capacity in which he can spread his excitement and share his

talents

with

others.

At

our

institution,

we

are

expecting

big

things

from

Kaya

in

the

way

of

educational

and

communal

leadership

in

the

years

to

come.

And

knowing

Kaya,

he

will

not

disappoint, and probably will exceed our expectations.

Thank you once again for the opportunity to recommend such a special and impressive young man.

Sincerely Y

ours,

Steven Rudenstein

Dean, Y

eshiva Lorentzen Chainani

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