Stern College for Women - Kochaviah Yearbook (New York, NY)

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It was Henry Jackson ' s commitment to Soviet Jewry and collecting SEFARIM and waiting in line to see Rabbi Berman but not only that . . . I heard the melody because my teachers sang and my friends harmonized. Each student responded to the note she heard first. But the song remained the same. Now as we leave Stern College our song begins to sound like a prayer. We hope that as years pass we will not drift so far apart that the song will become muted. While we recognize that voices age, we believe that someday we will traverse each others paths and be able to sing again. As long as we maintain our commitment to TORAH, the JEWISH PEOPLE, and ISRAEL distance will have no affect upon us. We will always be able to grasp each others hands and dance as Miriam did, but this time, G-d willing, for the final GEULAH. 15

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Rabbi Berman ' s commitment to KLAL YISRAEL and it was Wednesday night at Rabbi Riskin ' s staying up the whole night studying Finding homes for bhabbot Guests Doing THE TIMES crossword over lunch Our fury after b -ing brutally dragged away from a Ma ' alot memorial at the U.N. But not only that

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STERN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN KOCHAVIAH 1974 5734 Leah Carmi Editor-in-Chief LioraNestelbaum Co-Editor the present against the future. 1 ; f ' ' l ' lllZZZs room for personal and intellectual in a Torah -- ' J t . ' ! ' itelabS to see the events, people, and studies of ' r; rs tre ' r urt:- which wil ; dnec me towards the paths of the righteous as 1 prepare ' , . Leah Carmi for my next journey. STAFF The Staff of Kochaviah is indebted to the following individuals for their extensive assistance. Arlene Pianko Literary Lditor Deborah Kamaras Business Manager Art Editor Sylvia Tischler Typing Editor . . . - Photography Editor 16