Dr. Norman Lamm Tapes: Cassette List (2004)

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Memo from R. Wieder About Topics to be Covered in Shiur (2005)

1) אבות ותולדות2) ל״ט מלאכות3) דבר שאינו מתכוון/פסיק רישיה4) מלאכה שאינה צריכה לגופה5) שאר דיני מלכת מחשבת6) שבות7) אמירה לנכרי8) שהייה וחזרה (והטמנה)9) ד' רשויות של שבת10) פקוח נפש בשבת11)הדלקות נרות12)מצוות כיבוד ועונג13)קידוש והבדלה

Torah Study

Exchange with Asher Moskowitz about R. Lamm's Lecture Series and Tapes (1967)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, I have enjoyed your lecture very much – both last year's and this year's. Your ending of the last lecture was so meaningful to me. You told us of the two great legacies that we have inherited (Rabbi Mendolourity זצ״ל of Torah V'Avodah expressed our inheriting all the great philosophies and approaches of previous generations by comparing us to שבט דן who was מאסף כל המחנה) and we should look forward to towards אור חדש. This is the winter

The Jewish Center

Exchange with R. Eliyahu Hartman about R. Lamm's Lecture at Etz Chaim and R. Rackman's Pulpit Vacancy (1967)

Dear Rabbi Lamm – Please excuse the lengthy delay in my writing to you. I do hope that this letter finds you and your family in the best of health and spirits. Your lecture was very well received and your anticipated impact on our community did not fall short. I regret to inform you that due to some unknown reason your lecture did not come out on the tape. I feel terrible about this but I’m sure you understand. I believe that I heard you have accepted the position left vacant by Rabbi Rackman. Is this true? If yes, please accept our heartfelt wishes of “Hatzlacha.” Nechama, Shlomo and myself send our love to you and your family. Very sincerely yours, Rabbi Eliyahu E. Hartman

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