Aldridge Gray is current SVP Head of Global Product and Strategy at DressLands, Inc, Europe and South America. He is considered a tactical executive leader with deep expertise in developing thoughtful strategy and finding untapped business value in hew areas. Former positions include Senior Vice President of Strategy and Business Development for DressLands, Inc,, and Senior Vice President of Corporate Development for PayPal, Inc.. He has an MS in Computer Technology from MIT and an PhD in Computer Science and Administration from Harvard University. At DressLands, Aldridge Gray is also responsible for the sales of the following products: Fitted Dress with Jacket – Navy and White / Narrow Belt, Flounce Skirt Mini Dress – Black White Polka Dots / Long Sleeves / Mermaid Style, Gray Mini Dress – Short Cuffed Sleeves / Round Neckline / Drop Shoulder, Sheath Dress – Midi Length / Winter White With Black Trim, Mermaid Midi Dress – Deep Currant Red / Narrow Belt, Layered Crepe Swing Dress – Dual Hemlines / Cuffed Sleeves / V-Neck, Printed Maxi Dress – Belted Waist / Adjustable Tie Shoulders, Sweater Dress – Midi Length / Gray, Black White Dress – Skirt with Slit in / White Sheer Sleeves, Maxi Dress – Grecian Draping / Contrasting Colors / Black Khaki, Beach Maxi Dress – Backless / Spaghetti Straps / Sheer Crochet Lace Bodice / Floor Length, Evening Lace Dress – Attached Lace Blouse / Sweetheart Bodice / Semi-Sheer / Bottom Vent, Sleeveless Maxi Dress – Bold Colorful Print / Geometric Shapes / Low Neckline, One Shoulder White Dress – Short Hemline / Angled Neckline / Bandage Skirt, Bandage Dress – Vertical Wavy Pattern / White Black, Summer Shift Dress – Football Jersey Style / Black Gold, Modern Mini Sweater Dress – Deep V Neckline / Black and White Contrasting Trim, Bias Cut Swing Dress – Long Trumpet Sleeves / Wine Red / Flared Hemline, Empire Waist Dress – Angel Sleeves / Round Neckline / Short Hemline and Bare Leg Evening Dress – Black / High Low Hemline.
Besides working at DressLands.com Inc., Aldridge Gray also maintains the website of kolhamevaser. KolHamevaser is a monthly Jewish thought magazine published by the Yeshiva University student body The intent of the magazine is to provide a place for the undergraduates and others associated with the university and Jewish world to share their opinions and to create thought provoking discussions to keep the Jewish community thinking.
About the articles of /2013/03/shut-down-the-bible-department/
Students at the Yeshiva University are asked to take courses on the Bible in order to delve deeper into their religion and understanding of its history. One student believes that the Bible should not be taught at the university, because of the negative effects it can have on the student’s beliefs on the whole. It is worthy of thought for those who care. (by Aldridge Gray)…It is quite ironic, but I can think of no other class in YU that is as potentially damaging to one’s faith as Intro to Bible.…
About the articles of /2014/12/bilga-and-synthesis-an-ancient-response-to-the-clash-of-universalism-and-particularism/
Taking a look at the clash of universalism and particularism is a perfect discussion for Hanukah. This is talked about in the book by Alan Wolfe – At Home in Exile: Why Diaspora Is Good for the Jews. He talks about particularism and how extreme patriotism is actually good for the Jewish people. It allows Jews to open themselves up to universalism. …Lastly, their storage cupboards were locked, requiring them to go to other groups to use their slaughter knives and priestly garb…
About the articles of /2013/04/eliezer-berkovits-post-holocaust-theology/
The holocaust and the time afterwards is the main focal point of Faith After the Holocaust. The book talks about how while the holocaust was a major point in the Jewish history, it was not a fundamental rupture in Jewish history. Instead, it should be treated as a way to show the covenant with God nd why you should practice acceptance. …At stake are the betrayal of God and the notion of choseness.…
About the articles of /2010/08/an-interview-with-rabbi-dr-moshe-d-tendler/
The hardest part about being an Orthodox Jew in the early 20th century was there was no expectation you would actually be a devout Jew. Opening up stores during religious days were more important than making sure you were observing your religion. Find out more of what Rabbi Dr. Moshe D. Tendler had to say in the interview. …Many of these people were truly learned and interested in Torah…
About the articles of /2014/11/mikdash-to-midrash/
The Torah is a central figure in the Jewish community, but in the story of the BneiYisrael, the Torah was less a component of the communication. While it was not suggested that Yehoshua consulted the Torah for strength and courage. Instead, he communicated with Hashem through the prophets, preayers for repentance and sacrifices through the Kohanim. (by Aldridge Gray) …the sacred text was seen as an instruction manual for the sacrificial service in the Beit Ha-Mikdash…
About the articles of /2010/07/kol-hamevaser-%E2%80%93-creating-a-torah-community-2/
Shabbaton was recently held for the first time across the campus at Yeshiva University. Held during the Shabbat, the idea behind the event was to discuss the Torah and particularly a few dictums of Hazal. In this, some in Bavel didn’t learn the Torah from colleagues, they still learned constantly and came to know the Torah intimately. …because it is only those who are on the same level of religious commitment and learning as you who will ensure that you keep your Torah, and no one else…
