On Nov. 20, Two’s held a chapter debate, a tradition that goes back over 100 years.
Philip M. Klutznick, an original AZA #2 charter member, was the editor of the first issue of The Shofar, published in November 1925
Two’s Sopher Micah Kramer, recently interviewed former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Stein about his life, career and legacy. Stein was the first Jewish football player to win a Super Bowl.
The past two years of Israeli history are the aftershock and effects of the most destructive single attack against Judaism since the Holocaust.
Two’s AZA kicked off the year with a chapter overnight Aug. 16-17 at Lake Viking, Mo. In all, 24 members attended the kickoff.
Two’s AZA welcomed alumni from the late 1970s for a chapter barbecue Aug. 3, in Overland Park.
At Two’s AZA’s third annual Marty Awards on May 10, guests celebrated the achievements of KC BBYO and partied like it was 1925. A total of 165 guests were in attendance and the chapter raised over $11,000 in donations and ticket sales.
It is no exaggeration to say that among its many achievements, AZA has saved thousands of young Jewish people for Judaism.
The National Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., wasn’t pleasant, it wasn’t fun, yet it is something everyone needs to see.
