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The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915

INTERCOLLEGIATE MENORAH ASSOCIATION

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For the Study and Advancement of Jewish Culture and Ideals OFFICERS

Chancellor HENRY HURWITZ 600 Madison Ave., New YorkPresident I. LEO SHARFMAN University of Michigan

First Vice-President ISADORE LEVIN Harvard UniversitySecond Vice-President MILTON D. SAPIRO University of CaliforniaThird Vice-President ABRAHAM J. FELDMAN University of Cincinnati

Treasurer N. MORAIS LYON University of CaliforniaSecretary CHARLES K. FEINBERG New York University

THE ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL

Boston University: Maurice HorblitUniversity of Colorado: Morris Baskin

Brown University: Ismar BaruchUniversity of Denver: Jacob Butcher

Clark University: Max SmelenskyUniversity of Illinois: Sidney Casner

College of the City of New York: G. J. HorowitzUniversity of Maine: Lewis H. Kriger

Columbia University: M. D. HoffmanUniversity of Michigan: Jacob Levin

Cornell University: Leon J. RosenthalUniversity of Minnesota: Moses Barron

Harvard University: Ralph A. NewmanUniversity of Missouri: J. L. Ellman

Hunter College: Sarah R. FriedmanUniversity of North Carolina: Albert Oettinger

Johns Hopkins University: Millard EisemanUniversity of Omaha: Jacques Rieur

New York University: Charles K. FeinbergUniversity of Pennsylvania: Jacob Rubinoff

Ohio State University: Samuel LesserUniversity of Pittsburgh: A. Jerome Levy

Penn State College: J. K. MillerUniversity of Texas: H. J. Ettlinger

Radcliffe College: Anna RogovinUniversity of Washington: Roy Rosenthal

Rutgers College: Louis B. GittlemanUniversity of Wisconsin: H. M. Kallen

Tufts College: Philip MarzynskiValparaiso University: Florence Turner

University of California: Louis I. NewmanWestern Reserve University: Benjamin Roth

University of Chicago: David LevyYale University: Reuben Horchow

University of Cincinnati: Abraham J. Feldman and the officers

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