INDEX of the PROCEEDINGS of THE ❦

INDEX of the PROCEEDINGS of THE RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY ❦

Volumes 1–62 1927–2000

Annette Muffs Botnick Copyright © 2006 by The Rabbinical Assembly

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Preface ...... vii

Subject Index ...... 1

Author Index ...... 193

Book Reviews ...... 303

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PREFACE

The goal of this cumulative index is two-fold. It is to serve as an historical reference to the conventions of the Rabbinical Assembly and to the statements, thoughts, and dreams of the leaders of the Conser- vative movement. It is also to provide newer members of the Rabbinical Assembly, and all readers, with insights into questions, problems, and situations today that are often reminiscent of or have a basis in the past. The entries are arranged chronologically within each author’s listing. The authors are arranged alphabetically. I’ve tried to incorporate as many individuals who spoke on a subject as possible, as well as included prefaces, content notes, and appendices. Indices generally do not contain page references to these entries, and I readily admit that it isn’t the professional form. However, because these indices are cumulative, I felt that they were, in a sense, an historical set of records of the growth of the Conservative movement through the twentieth century, and that pro- fessional indexers will forgive these lapses. I chose to selectively index introduction speakers, as well as those who proffered greetings at each convention. So, I apologize to Women’s League and Mens’ Club for omitting their respective heads of the organizations. I also omitted casual com- ments made by the members of the Assembly, unless I thought that the particular individual was important enough to the history of the movement that those inter- ested in history would want that record. This was my sole judgment decision and, if I left out someone who should have been included, again I apologize. I made the decision that all members of the Rabbinical Assembly who have been eulogized are included both under their own names in the author index, as well as by the individual who gave the eulogy. This even includes a mention in the “Hazkarat Neshamot,” where a number of names are listed. The rabbinical spouses are listed in the “Hazkarat Neshamot” citations. In the subject index, both eulogy entries are included. Furthermore, many other entries are double-posted under different subject categories. The most difficult decision was whether to lump committee reports into one entry, or to separate them out into individual ones. I wasn’t consistent, in the earlier years of the Rab- binical Assembly, I separated them if I thought it was warranted historically, in other years, I grouped them. I also included the author of the report, if I felt it was war- ranted. All Committee on Jewish Law and Standards reports have been separated out, as well as all the and the Resolutions. I’ve also created a separate entry for Presidents’ Messages, as well as Tributes. A major decision I made was to only index each entry by its predominant subject or subjects. References or subjects within each entry were not indexed.

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There are some notes about the Proceedings that are to be mentioned: The 1971 and 1972 Proceedings were not published. Addresses were published in the 1972 and 1973 issues of Beineinu and the 1971 issue of Conservative . The 1974 issue of the Proceedings includes the supplement: The 1973 Kallah in : Jewish Law in the State of Israel. It was edited and translated by Mayer E. Rabinowitz. The 1975 issue of the Proceedings, edited by Edward T. Sandrow, includes the supplement: The Seventy-fifth Anniversary. The 1977 issue of the Pro- ceedings includes the revised Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly. The 1979 issue of the Proceedings includes the supplement: Siyyum Ha- of the 1978 Con- vention. The 1980 issue of the Proceedings includes the papers presented at the Kallah on Halakhah. “The Matrilineal Principle,” delivered by Dr. Shaye D. Cohen at the 1984 Convention, is published in the Review of the Association of : 10, 1, 1985, as well as in Judaism, January 1985. The 1984 issue of the Proceedings includes the revised Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly. The 1985 issue of the Proceedings includes the revised Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly. “ Mi-Sinai Mi-deRabbanan,” delivered by Rabbi at the 1991 Convention is amplified in his work: Reading the Book: Making the Bible a Timeless Text (: Anchor/Doubleday, 1991). The 1991 issue of the Proceedings includes the revised Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly. I’d like to thank Rabbi Joel Meyers, executive vice-president of the Rabbinical Assembly, who encouraged the undertaking of this project, as well as Amy Gottlieb, Director of Publications of the Rabbinical Assembly, along with Esther Kustanowitz who worked with me to edit these indices. Most of all, I’d like to thank my husband, Rabbi Geoffrey Botnick, for all his encouragement, support, as well as use of his personal set of thirty years of Proceedings. SUBJECT INDEX

ABORTION “Discussion: The Organization of the Rabbinical Assembly. American Jewish Community,” Israel “Resolutions Adopted” (includes Goldstein, 24 (1960): 108–109. rights, gay and lesbian issues and organ “Discussion: The American Jewish Commu- and tissue donations), 52 (1990): nity,” Irving Kane, 25 (1961): 79. 273–283. “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the ADULT EDUCATION. See EDUCATION Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- . See COMMITTEE ON JEWISH LAW berg, 28 (1964): 154–155. AND STANDARDS; JEWISH LAW “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY. See also tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, ORGANIZATIONS; RABBINATE; H. Blumenthal, , UNITED STATES 31 (1967): 225–226. Adler, Cyrus. Alpert, Robert. “A New Task For American ,” 2 “Discussion: The in America,” Arthur (1928): 25–28. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 19. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- Arnoff, Nachman. bis,” 2 (1928): 61. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- Adler, Morris. ter Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 “The Relationship of the Rabbi to National (1940): 135–136. Organizations,” 7 (1940): 89–104. Artson, Bradley Shavit. Abelson, Kassel. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Community: The Impact on the Rabbi” tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, 31 (1967): 224–225. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 “Celebratory Moments,” , (2000): 65–68. Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 Avineri, Shlomo. (2000): 127–128. “Morality and Policy: and Abrams, Elliott. the State of Israel,” Clayman, “What Has Become of the Liberal ?” Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel David Sapirstein, Elliott Abrams, 58 Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 96–101. (1996): 135–140. Azneer, J. Leonard. Abramson, Robert M. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Communi- “The Campaign: Creating an Obser- ty,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 198–202. vant Community,” Robert M. Abramson, Bandel, Ehud. Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): 158–159. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does Agus, B. it Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Tuck- “—Its Program and er, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Progress: on the Furtherance of the Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): 90–93. -Center Movement,” 11 “Discussion: Israel as the Elections (1947): 327–339, 353–355. Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- “Discussion: American Jewry and the New ican Jews?” , Robert J. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud (1948): 251–252. Bandel, 61 (1999): 94–95, 95, 98.

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AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Bokser, Ben Zion. Bar-Zev, Asher. “Resume: Judaism and Contemporary “Science, Society, and the Jewish Tradi- Social Problems,” 6 (1939): 94. tion,” 41 (1979): 197–210. “The Future of the American Jewish Com- “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jew- munity,” 12 (1948): 193–206, 225–228. ish Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 Boraisha, Menachem. (1979): 210–212. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): Beals, Michael. 256–257. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Borowitz, Eugene B. Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- “The Prospects for Jewish Denominational- ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. ism,” delivered at the 1976 Convention. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Published in Conservative Judaism, Vol. Bandel, 61 (1999): 95. 30, No. 4, 1976. Bellin, Lowell E. Braun, Barbara. “Bureacratic Dilemmas in Medicine,” 36 “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara (1974): 43–47. Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, Benyunes, . George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 56–57. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Success- Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 21. es,” Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Bernstein, Irving. Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 “We are One: The Challenge Facing the (1979): 58, 59, 59–60, 68. Jewish Community,” delivered at the Breger, Marshall. 1977 Convention. Published in Conserv- “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our ative Judaism, Volume 31, Number 2, Land?: Welfare and Immigration Winter 1977. Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall Bernstein, Louis. Breger, 57 (1995): 85–94. “An Address” (regarding a national Bet Brickner, Barnett R. Din, conversion and intermarriage), 47 “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira (1985): 39–44. Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 139–147. Bernstein, Philip. Brown, Steven M. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 125–138. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Blitzer, Wolf. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “American Views Israel and Israel Views Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (1989): 138–144. (2000): 68–73. “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Buch, Arthur. Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146–147, 148–149. faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 Block, Asher. (1946): 127–129. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- Burnstein, Alexander J. ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 237–244. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Blumenfeld, David. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 291–293. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- , Debra S. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “D’var Torah—In Honor of the Fiftieth Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Anniversary of ,” 59 31 (1967): 225. (1997): 173–176. Blumenthal, Aaron H. Cardin, Shoshana S. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructur- nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): ing,” Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana 203–204. Cardin, 58 (1996): 117–123. “Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative Congre- Chanover, Hyman. gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Communi- mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. ty,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 173–178. Subject Index 3

Charry, Elias. Dalin, Ralph A. “Discussion: The Rabbi As Communal “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out Leader,” 10 (1946): 136–137. There Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. “Discussion: The Relationship of American Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua Derby, Josiah. Kohn, 13 (1949): 255–256. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, munity in America,” Robert Gordis, 13 Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, (1949): 334–338, 354–355. 31 (1967): 221–222. Chiel, Samuel. Dresner, Samuel. “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, “Discussion: The Organization of the Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 14–17. American Jewish Community,” Clayman, David. (includes resolution), Israel Goldstein, “Morality and Policy: American Jews and 24 (1960): 106–107. the State of Israel,” David Clayman, “Discussion: The American Jewish Commu- Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel nity,” Irving Kane, 25 (1961): 80–81. Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 94–96, Dubin, Paul. 101, 108, 114, 125. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Clearfield, Sidney M. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Involving the Next Generation of Jewish Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Youth,” 51 (1989): 245–254. 31 (1967): 223. Cohen, Armond E. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “The Rabbi and the Jewish Center Move- Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 22. ment,” 7 (1940): 122–134. Eisen, Arnold. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Home and Family Life More Effective?” Values Mean for the 21st Century?” William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, 209–210. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. “Toward Cooperation in Synagogue Life,” 8 Eisenstein, Ira. (1941–44): 238–249. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- Cohen, Gabriel. ter Movement,” 7 (1940): 139–140. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in 255–256. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Cohen, Gerson D. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 294–295. “Discussion: Jews in the Changing Urban “The Centrality of the Synagogue,” 8 Environment,” Eli Ginzberg, 35 (1973): (1941–44): 225–237. 35–38. “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- Cohen, Herman M. agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— Agus, 11 (1947): 349–350. Strengthening the Organized Commu- “Discussion: The Future of the American nity,” 10 (1946): 103–108. Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, Cohen, Samuel M. 12 (1948): 218–222. “Discussion on Papers,” , “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Abraham J. Levy, Norman Salit, Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Alter Landesmann, 2 (1928): 60, (1948): 255–256. 61–62. “Discussion: The Relationship of American Cohen, Seymour J. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua “Discussion: The Organization of the Kohn, 13 (1949): 250–251. American Jewish Community,” Israel “The New Diaspora and American Democ- Goldstein, 24 (1960): 111–112. racy,” 13 (1949): 258–268. “Judaism and the Worlds of Business and “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- Labor,” 25 (1961): 17–44. munity in America,” Robert Gordis, 13 “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the (1949): 350–352. Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- “Jewish Unity in America,” 16 (1952): berg, 28 (1964): 155–156. 119–123. 4 The Rabbinical Assembly

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Eisenstein, Ira (cont’d.) 31 (1967): 228. “Discussion: The Organization of the Finkelstein, Louis. American Jewish Community,” Israel “Discussion: Jews in the Changing Urban Goldstein, 24 (1960): 110–111. Environment,” Eli Ginzberg, 35 (1973): Eizenstat, Stuart E. 38–42. “Changing Relationships: The United Finkle, Jesse J. States and Israel, Israel and American Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Jews,” 51 (1989): 116–131. Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Elazar, Daniel. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): “Morality and Policy: American Jews and 172–173. the State of Israel,” David Clayman, Fisher, Henry. Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel “Discussion: The Future of the American Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 108–114. Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, Ellenson, David. 12 (1948): 206–214, 223–225. “Cultures and Communities: Trends and Fox, Marvin. Transformations in a New Century.” “ in a Pluralistic Commu- Mary C. Boys, , 62 nity,” 30 (1966): 31–40. (2000): 108–122. “Discussion: Jewish Education in a Pluralis- Epstein, Louis M. tic Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander “Discussion: American Jewry and the New M. Schindler, 30 (1966): 47–51. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Fredman, Samuel. (1948): 243. “Observations of the American Rabbinate,” Fedder, A. Herbert. 2 (1928): 135–138. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- Freedman, Jacob. ter Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 “The Problem of the ‘Free-Lance’ Rabbis (1940): 136–139. in America,” 5 (1933–38): 487–491. Fein, Leonard. Freedman, Leslie R. “Political Left versus Right,” 44 (1982): 47–56. “Role-Related Stress in the Rabbinate: A “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our Report on a Nationwide Study of Con- Land?: Welfare and Immigration servative and Reform Rabbis,” 46 Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall (1984): 43–50. Breger, 57 (1995): 73–85. Freedman, Robert O. Feinberg, Charles M. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does “Introduction: Shall the Poor Ever Cease it Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Tuck- from Our Land?: Welfare and Immigra- er, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, tion Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): 88–90. Breger, 57 (1995): 71–73. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections “Introduction: What Has Become of the Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- Liberal Jew?” David Sapirstein, Elliott ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Abrams, 58 (1996): 124–125. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud “Religion and Society,” 59 (1997): 13–14. Bandel, 61 (1999): 94, 96, 97, 99. Feinberg, Louis. Freeman, Gordon M. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “On Translating Our Heritage into Con- Home and Family Life More Effective?” temporary Language,” 56 (1994): William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): 210. 167–171. Feldman, Abraham J. Friedman, Theodore. “The Role of the Synagogue in the Ameri- “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in can Jewish Community,” 21 (1957): American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. 190–198. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 297. Fink, Leon B. “Religious Revival in the Jewish Crisis,” 10 “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” 31 (1967): (1946): 149–158. 209–218. Gaynor, Nathan. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “The Challenge of Rebellious Youth,” 33 tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, (1969): 113–118. Subject Index 5

“Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Ingall, Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 153–155. 119–120, 122. Goldfarb, . Geiger, Leo. “Discussion: The Relationship of American “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Jewish Community to Israel” (Hebrew), Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 S. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 245–248. (1948): 253–255. Goldman, Solomon. “Roshe Perakhim be-Torato Shel Ahad Haam” “Introduction: Whither American Jewry?” (Hebrew), 15 (1951): 232–240. Menachem Boraisha, Gabriel Cohen, Gelb, Max. Hayyim Greenberg, Ludwig Lewisohn, “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Samuel Margoshes, Menachem Rib- nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): alow, 10 (1946): 254, 257, 264, 269. 178–183. Goldstein, Israel. Gelber, Michael. “The Organization of the American Jewish “The Community as a Pulpit,” 33 (1969): Community,” 21 (1957): 182–189. 123–131. “The Organization of the American Jewish Gendler, Everett. Community,” 24 (1960): 93–105. “The Havurah,” 37 (1975): 153–156. Goldstein, Sidney. Gershowitz, Samuel D. “What of the Future?: The New National “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira Jewish Population Study,” 53 (1991): Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 149–154. 3–13. Gilberg, Arnold L. “Conservative Jewry: An Ambivalent Pro- “The Jewish Family: Surviving the Seven- file—How Behavior Reflects Identity,” ties,” 41 (1979): 84–87. Sidney Goldstein, Alice Goldstein, 59 “Discussion: The Jewish Family: Surviving (1997): 57–62. the Seventies,” Arnold L. Gilberg, 41 Golinkin, Noah. (1979): 87–88, 88–89, 89–90. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Gill, David. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara 206–209. Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, Golub, Robert. George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 61–63. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Success- Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- es,” Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud (1979): 58–59, 68, 71, 74–75. Bandel, 61 (1999): 93–94, 94. Glucksman, Harry L. Gordis, Robert. “Community Center in Its Relation to the “Discussion: The Relation of the Syna- Synagogue Center,” 4 (1930–32): gogue to National Jewish Organiza- 267–279. tions,” 9 (1945): 98–99. Glustrom, Simon. “Toward a Creative Jewish Community in “The Rabbi and the Community: Syna- America,” 13 (1949): 292–334. gogue and Federation,” 35 (1973): “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- 96–99. munity in America,” 13 (1949): Goell, Yosef. 343–349, 353. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and “Discussion: The American Synagogue: the State of Israel,” David Clayman, From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 101–108. 42–44. Goldblum, Moshe. Gordon, Albert I. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” 183–189, 192–193. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): Goldfarb, Robert. 173–178. “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in “The Problems and Promises of Suburban the Conservative Movement,” Carol K. Life,” 24 (1960): 49–55. 6 The Rabbinical Assembly

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Grayzel, Solomon. 44–46. “Jewish Life in America During the Time of “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, George Washington,” 4 (1930–32): Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 7–14. 253–266. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Greenberg, Hayyim. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): 17–19, 23–27. 269–275. “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millenni- Greenberg, Irving. um: What Do Such Things Mean to “The End of Emancipation,” delivered at Jews?” 61 (1999): 8–19. the 1976 Convention. Published in Con- Himmelfarb, Milton. servative Judaism, Vol. 30, No. 4, 1976. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira Greenberg, Sidney. Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 155–161. “Discussion: The New Diaspora and Ameri- Hirsch, Joseph. can Democracy,” , 13 “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur (1949): 269–274. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 20. Greenberg, Simon. Hoffman, Isidor. “Community Federation and Jewish Reli- “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious gious Work,” 4 (1930–32): 20–25. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “American Jewry and the New Jewish State” 121–122. (Hebrew), 12 (1948): 229–234. Horwitz, Herman L. Greenfeld, William P. “The Campus: Opportunities for Jewish “How Can Religion Make the Home and Renewal,” 35 (1973): 64–68. Family Life More Effective?” 7 (1940): Hyman, Irwin I. 190–196. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “Discussion: The Future of the American Home and Family Life More Effective?” Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, William P. Greenfeld., 7 (1940): 12 (1948): 222–223. 197–200. Hailperin, Herman. Ingall, Carol K. “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in munity in America,” Robert Gordis, 13 the Conservative Movement,” Carol K. (1949): 338–343, 355. Ingall, Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): Halpern, Harry. 151–153. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Isaacs, Ronald. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “Family Life Education Programs,” 51 118–119. (1989): 264–270. Halpern, Martin. “Jewish Family Matters,” 53 (1991): “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 103–111. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Juda, Allen I. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an 31 (1967): 227–228. Observant Community,” Robert M. Hammer, Louis. Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- 158–159. bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. Kane, Irving. Hertzberg, Arthur. “The American Jewish Community,” 25 “Discussion: Relation of the to (1961): 68–79. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 “Discussion: The American Jewish Commu- (1945): 96–97. nity,” Irving Kane, 25 (1961): 80–82. “Discussion: The Organization of the Kaplan, Mordecai M. American Jewish Community,” Israel “The Place of the Rabbi in American Jewish Goldstein, 24 (1960): 109–110. Life,” 7 (1940): 253–290. “An Agenda for the Jewish People: A “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- Response,” 34 (1970): 29–33. agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Agus, 11 (1947): 339–343. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Religion and the Crisis in Moral and Intel- Subject Index 7

lectual Leadership,” 15 (1951): Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua 164–172. Kohn, 13 (1949): 249–250. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” 16 Klein, . (1952): 179–185. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Kanner, Ted. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Synagogue and Federation: The Emerging Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 41. Partnership,” 41 (1979): 226–228. Klein, Joel. “Discussion: Synagogue and Federation: “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious The Emerging Partnership,” Ted Kan- Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. ner, 41 (1979): 229–230. Klutznick, Philip M. Karp, Abraham J. “The Synagogue and the Changing Com- “Discussion: American Jewry and the New munity,” 35 (1973): 20–34. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “Some Challenging Issues,” 40 (1978): (1948): 239–242. 115–127. “The American Jewish Community—Union Kohn, Eugene. Now Or Ever?” 25 (1961): 45–67. “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the munity in America,” Robert Gordis, 13 Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- (1949): 352–353. berg, 28 (1964): 156–157. Kohn, Jacob. Katzoff, Louis. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 58–59. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Kohn, S. Joshua. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 295–296. “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to Kaufman, William. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur (1945): 96. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): “The Relationship of the American Jewish 21–22. Community to Israel,” 13 (1949): Kazan, Fredric. 225–237. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Discussion: The Organization of the Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): American Jewish Community,” Israel 19–20. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 107–108. Kelman, Wolfe. Konvitz, Milton R. “The American Synagogue: From Super- “Torah and Constitution: An American market to Boutique,” 37 (1975): 14–29. Bicentennial Lecture,” 38 (1976): 54–67. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Kosofsky, Sidney. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Communi- Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): ty,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 213–215. 40–41. Kraft, Louis. Kenen, I. L. () “Relation of the Synagogue to National Jew- “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. ish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 92–102. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 15–19, 20, 21, 22. Kramer, Simon G. Kensky, Allan. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “Keruv in the Congregational Setting,” 53 Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 163–168. (1991): 125–126. Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Kessler, Irving. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. (1984): 3–8. Krents, Milton E. Kieval, Herman. “The Crisis in Religious Broadcasting,” 42 “Discussion: American Jewry and the New (1980): 118. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Kurtz, Vernon. (1948): 235–239. “Introduction: The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Kirshblum, I. Usher. Restructuring,” Bernard Olshansky, “Discussion: The Relationship of American Shoshana Cardin, 58 (1996): 111–113. 8 The Rabbinical Assembly

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Lookstein, Haskel. Landesman, Alter F. “Denominational Jews: Do Our Titles Real- “Synagogue Attendance (A Statistical Sur- ly Define US? ” Haskel Lookstein, Alan vey),” 2 (1928): 41–52. Silverstein, 57 (1995): 3–9. “Lessons We Can Learn from the Econom- Lubliner, Immanuel. ic Crisis and its Effects on the Spiritual “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Life of American Jewry,” 4 (1930–32): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 189–198. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 31 (1967): 226–227. (1946): 22–27. Lurie, Harry L. Lang, Leon S. “Relation of the Synagogue to National Jew- “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- ish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 94–102. bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. Magil, Reuben J. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “The Rabbi in a Small Community,” 13 Home and Family Life More Effective?” (1949): 169–173. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- 206–209. nity,” 13 (1949): 191–192. Lasker, Arnold A. Margoshes, Samuel. “Discussion—Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 258–264. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Marshall, James. 31 (1967): 226. “The Crisis in Moral and Intellectual Lead- “Identifying and Changing Parental Atti- ership: Public Education and the Crisis tudes,” 39 (1977): 73–75. in Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Lebeau, William H. 15 (1951): 156–163. “Sh’mirat Mitzvot: Increasing Observance in Maslin, Simeon J. the Jewish Home,” 57 (1995): 20–28. “Restructuring the Jewish Community: The Lehrman, Irving. Mega-Mergers and the Implications for “The Synagogue Council of America,” 35 the Jewish Community”(with greet- (1973): 43–46. ings), 58 (1996): 107–110. Lewisohn, Ludwig. Matt, C. David. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- 265–267. ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Libman, Melvin L. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 252–253. “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Mayer, Egon. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin “Jews By Choice: Their Impact on the Con- L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 temporary American Jewish Communi- (1984): 8–11. ty,” 45 (1983): 57–70. Lieber, David. Meier, Aryeh. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. Concerns in the Jewish Community,” Lieber, Robert J. Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does Meier, 56 (1994): 202–206. it Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Tuck- Messinger, Ruth. er, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, “AJWS: American Jews as Global Citizens,” Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): 82–86. 61 (1999): 160–162. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Miller, Alan W. Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- “The Psychodynamics of the Congregation ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. and the Rabbi,” 52 (1990). Presented at Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud the 1990 Convention. Published in Con- Bandel, 61 (1999): 98–99. servative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter Loeb, Mark G. 1991. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Nash, Michael. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 20–21. (1974): 78, 79, 86, 90–91, 93. Subject Index 9

Neumann, Emanuel. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. “The Zionist Scene—An Outlook for the “The Rabbi, Federation and the Communi- Future: The Role of American Jewry,” ty,” 36 (1974): 166–167. 11 (1947): 170–186. Rosenblum, Herbert. Ofseyer, Jordan S. “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the “A Jew at the Buckle of the Bible Belt,” 45 Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- (1983): 157–160. berg, 28 (1964): 157–158. Olshansky, Bernard. Rosenthal, Gilbert S. “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructur- “The Elements That Unite Us,” 46 (1984): ing,” Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana 22–28. Cardin, 58 (1996): 113–117. Roth, Joseph. Parzen, Herbert. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 60. Home and Family Life More Effective?” Routtenberg, Max J. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): 210–211. “The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Com- Penner, Samuel. munity,” 28 (1964): 131–154. “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jewish “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 (1979): 210. Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- Petegorsky, David. berg, 28 (1964): 161–162. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 169–178. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Posner, Rhoda K. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Project Chuppah: Good Starts for Jewish 31 (1967): 222. Marriages,” 61 (1999): 163–164. Ruberg, Arthur. Pressman, Daniel J. “Singles in the Synagogue,” Chaim List- “Implications of the Internet on Commu- field, Arthur Ruberg, 44 (1982): nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, 129–130. Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen Saperstein, David. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. “What Has Become of the Liberal Jew?” Pressman, Jacob. David Sapirstein, Elliott Abrams, 58 “Discussion: The Organization of the (1996): 125–135. American Jewish Community,” Israel Sarna, Jonathan D. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 112–113. “Perched Between Continuity and Disconti- Rabinowitz, Hyman R. nuity: American Jewry at a Crossroads,” “Discussion: The Future of the American 56 (1994): 74–79. Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, “The Future of Diaspora Judaism,” 59 12 (1948): 214–218. (1997): 69–76. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish “Introduction: The Jews in America,” Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Arthur Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, (1990): 6–7. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Schindler, Alexander M. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): “Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Commu- 22–23. nity,” 30 (1966): 41–47. Ribalow, Menachem. “Discussion: Jewish Education in a Pluralis- “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): tic Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander 268–269. M. Schindler, 30 (1966): 51–52. Ribnick, Judy. Schleslinger, George. “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Success- Concerns in the Jewish Community,” es,” Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Meier, 56 (1994): 199–202. (1979): 55, 57–58, 60, 69, 70, 71–72, 73. Roth, Amy. Schneider, Michael. “Is This the Person I Married?” 54 (1992): “The Joint Distribution Committee,” 51 202. (1989): 62–69. 10 The Rabbinical Assembly

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Siegel, Danny. Schoffman, Stuart. “New Insights Into ,” 42 (1980): “Diaspora Jews and Israeli Jews: Can the 138–141. Gap Be Bridged?” 58 Siegel, Richard. (1996): 37–47. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): Schorsch, Ismar. 77–78, 80–81, 84, 85, 91–93, 98–99. “Unity in An Age of Ideology,” 55 (1993), Siegel, Seymour. delivered at the 1993 Convention. Pub- “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- lished as “Marching to the Wrong gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Drummer,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. 45, mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. No. 4, Summer 1993. Silverman, David Wolf. “Jewish Unity on the Threshold of the Mil- “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the lennium,” 59 (1997): 86–90. Jewish Community,” Max J. Routten- Schuchat, Wilfed. berg, 28 (1964): 158–161. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Silverstein, Alan. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “Denominational Jews: Do Our Titles Real- (1948): 256–258. ly Define US? ” Haskel Lookstein, Alan Schulweis, Harold. M. Silverstein, 57 (1995): 9–19. “The Challenge of the New Secular Reli- “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish gions,” 41 (1979), delivered at the 1979 Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Convention. Published in Conservative Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Judaism, Volume 32, Number 3, Sum- Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, mer 1979. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Schwartz, Barry Dov. (2000): 73–77. “Judaism and Homosexuality,” 40 (1978): Simon, Abraham. 108–114. “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Schwartz, Harry. Progress: Report of a Survey on Syna- “The Convention Committee on Palestine,” gogue-Center Relations,” 11 (1947): 6 (1939): 168. 315–319, 355. Schwarz, Sidney. Simon, Ralph. “Public Policy and Jewish Values: Training the “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in Next Generation,” 51 (1989): 275–277. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. “Synagogues for a New Era,” 62 (2000): Kaplan, 7 (1940): 293–294. 289–291. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Shalvi, Alice. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “Strengthening the Jewish Family,” Alice (1948): 244–245. Shalvi, Charles A. Klein, 57 (1995): “Discussion: The American Synagogue: 36–40. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Shaw, Steven. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 46. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 Simon, Sara R. (1974): 74–77, 85–86, 95–96, 97–98, “Outreach to Individuals with Special 100–101. Needs: A Community Approach,” 51 Shrage, Barry. (1989): 271–274. “The Jewish Community Facing the Next Sklare, Marshall. Century: The Federation, The Syna- “The American Synagogue: From Super- gogue, and the Making of a Jewish market to Boutique,” 37 (1975): 30–39. Renaissance,” 59 (1997): 101–112. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Shulman, Alan. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, 41–42. George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 63–65. Skolnik, Gerald C. “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Success- “Domestic Violence,” 47 (1985): 125–126. es,” Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Spar, Elliott. Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious (1979): 66–67, 67–68, 68–69, 71, 73. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 121. Subject Index 11

Springer, Jonathan. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and 81–82. Concerns in the Jewish Community,” Ungerlieder, J. Thomas. Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh “Brainwashing and Deprogramming: The Meier, 56 (1994): 196–199. Cults and the Jews,” 41 (1979): 18–29. Spritzer, David. Vorspan, Max. “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- “How the West Was Won: An Irreverent tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Account of the Jewish Occupation of L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 ,” 41 (1979): 125–133. (1984): 11–13. Waldman, Morris D. Starr, Michael. “Effects of Hitlerism in America,” 5 “Surfing the Internet,” 57 (1995): 174. (1933–38): 112–117. “Implications of the Internet on Commu- Waxman, Mordecai. nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen cian Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 251–252. Strassfeld, Michael. “American Jewry and Israel: The Limits of “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 Dissent,” delivered at the 1977 Conven- (1974): 82, 87, 91, 93, 99–100. tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, Strassfeld, Sharon. Volume 31, Number 2, Winter 1977. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 Weintraub, Simkha Y. (1974): 78–79, 84–85, 93, 100. “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out Teitelbaum, Daniel Thau. There Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. “The Disappearing Jewish Doctor,” 58 Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. (1996): 167. Weis, J. Max. Teplitz, Saul I. “Supplementary Statement: Effects of Hit- “The Synagogue and the Community: lerism in America,” Morris D. Waldman, Local Autonomy or Kultusgemeinde?” 37 5 (1933–38): 118. (1975): 94–101. Weisgall, Hugo. “Kallah on Halakhah: Introduction,” Saul I. “Music For the American Conservative Syn- Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): agogue,” 17 (1953): 251–252. 335–336. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. Teutsch, David A. “Today’s World As I See It,” 41 (1979): “Greetings: What Will Jewish Community 231–239. and Jewish Values Mean for the 21st Weissler, Hava. Century?” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 D. Sarna, Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): (1974): 78, 79–80, 88–90, 94–95, 96–97. 78–80. Wertheimer, Jack. Tomsky, Helen. “An Agenda for Action,” 59 (1997): 44–48. “Jewish Marriage Encounter,” Helen Tom- “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Com- sky, Mervin Tomsky, 41 (1979): 91–94. munity: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Irwin Tomsky, Mervin B. Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Wer- “Jewish Marriage Encounter,” Helen Tom- theimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Steven M. sky, Mervin Tomsky, 41 (1979): 91–94. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 58–65. Trainin, Isaac N. Winer, Gershon. “The Relationship of Federations to Syna- “Discussion: The Organization of the gogues,” 39 (1977): 81–83. American Jewish Community,” Israel Tucker, Gordon. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 111. “Implications of the Internet on Commu- Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, “Living Waters: Redefining the for Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen the Conservative Community,” 62 Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. (2000): 296–297. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Wolf, Arnold Jacob. Does it Mean to American Jews?” Gor- “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 don Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. (1974): 82–84, 102–103. 12 The Rabbinical Assembly

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY (cont’d.) Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Wolf, Arnold Jacob (cont’d.) 126–128, 130. “American Jewry and Israel: The Need for “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Dissent,” delivered at the 1977 Conven- munity in Israel,” , Shukri tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Volume 31, Number 2, Winter 1977. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Wolpe, Gerald I. 135, 136–137, 139, 142, 143, 146, 147. “The Caregiver Pushing the Wheelchair: Dollin, Bruce. Helping the Caregivers in Our Commu- “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- nities,” 59 (1997): 156–157. dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 ANTI-SEMITISM. See also CHRISTIAN-JEWISH (1989): 75. RELATIONS; WORLD Eban, Abba. Goldstein, Israel. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and “The Jew and the Menace of Fascism,” 5 the State of Israel,” David Clayman, (1933–38): 220–226. Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Grayzel, Solomon. Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 114–125. “How Shall We Confront Modern Anti-Jew- Friedman, Edward. ish Movements?” 5 (1933–38): 105–111. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Waldman, Morris D. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri “Effects of Hitlerism in America,” 5 Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- (1933–38): 112–117. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Weis, J. Max. 137. “Supplementary Statement: Effects of Hit- Graetz, Michael. lerism in America,” Morris D. Waldman, “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- 5 (1933–38): 118. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri ARAB-ISRAELI RELATIONS. See also ISRAEL Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Abed, Shukri. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “The Future of the Arab Community in 141. Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Kazan, Fredric. Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 128–130. (1989): 76. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Krauthammer, Charles. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri “The Palestinians and the Middle East,” 51 Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- (1989): 70–72. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- 134–135, 135, 136, 141, 144–145, dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 147–148. (1989): 72–73, 74–75, 75–76, 76–77, Adler, Joshua. 77–78, 78–79, 79. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Meyerowitz, Allan. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): (1989): 79. 145–146. Morris, Alan. Berman, Harold J. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- “Reaching Out and Sharing with Our Mus- munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri lim Neighbors,” 54 (1992): 194–196. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Chazin, Joel. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- 146–147. dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 Muhammid, Hashem. (1989): 78. “The Future of the Arab Community in Cohen, Jack J. Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, “The Future of the Arab Community in Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, 131–132. Subject Index 13

“Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- nity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 139. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Zelizer, Gerald L. 137, 137–138, 141, 142–143, 143, 145, “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Commu- 148. nity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Oleisky, Arthur. Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 142. dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): 72. BAR/BAT . See CONSERVATIVE Rabinowitz, Stanley S. JUDAISM; EDUCATION; “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- SYNAGOGUE munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri BIBLE. See TORAH Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- BIO-. See under MEDICINE mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): BLACK-JEWISH RELATIONS. See CIVIL RIGHTS 134. BOOK REVIEWS Rahman, Hasan Abdel. Aronson, David. “The Peace Process and the Meaning of “Review of The Agunah Question, by Louis Palestinian Autonomy,” 56 (1994): M. Epstein,” 7 (1940): 301–311. 100–104. Epstein, Louis M. Rosenblatt, Samuel. The Agunah Question, (Hebrew), 7 (1940): “Historic Arab-Jewish Relationships in 301–311. Palestine,” 6 (1939): 104–114. Higger, Michael. Saroujie, Majda. “Discussion: Review of The Agunah Question “The Future of the Arab Community in by Louis M. Epstein,” David Aronson, 7 Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Majda (1940): 312–314. Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, She- Kaplan, Mordecai M. hadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 130–131. “Review: Judaism As a Civilization,” Henry “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- M. Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 88–99. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Kohn, Eugene. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- “Review: The Future of Judaism in America,” mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Henry M. Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 138–139, 143. 88–99. Schechterman, Bernard. Rosenthal, Henry M. “The Jordanian-Palestinian Relationship,” “Three Reviews: The Making of the Modern 47 (1985): 110. Jew by , The Future of Shehadeh, Shehadeh. Judaism by , Judaism as a “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Civilization by Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 5 munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri (1933–38): 88–99. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Routtenberg, Max J. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “Report of Prayer Book Commission,” 8 135, 139–141, 148–149. (1941–44): 146–159. Weinberg, Tzvi. Steinberg, Milton. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- “Review: The Making of the Modern Jew,” munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Henry M. Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 88–99. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): CAMPS. See EDUCATION; YOUTH 138. CHANCELLORS’ MESSAGES. See JEWISH Wieseltier, Leon. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY; “Israel and the Palestinians,” 51 (1989): RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY; see also under 25–31. individuals’ names “Discussion: Israel and the Palestinians,” CHAPLAINCY Leon Wieseltier, 51 (1989): 31–37. Barish, Louis. Yellin, Richard. “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Commu- Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 184–188. 14 The Rabbinical Assembly

CHAPLAINCY (cont’d.) Transformations in a New Century.” Kazis, Israel J. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 “The Rabbi as Preacher—Lesson of the (2000): 98–107. Chaplaincy,” 10 (1946): 94–98. Buch, Arthur. Levi, Eliezer A. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- “My Experience Abroad,” 9 (1945): 66–67. faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 Margolies, Morris B. (1946): 127–129. “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the Charry, Elias. Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 189–192. “Interesting Synagogue Activities: An Nelson, Harry. Experiment in Jewish-Christian Inter- “A Chaplain’s Pulpit,” 8 (1941–44): 200–206. Religious School Activity,” 9 (1945): Rabbinical Assembly. 79–83. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- 8 (1941–44): 340–348. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Ribner, Herbert. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 179–183. Falwell, Jerry. Sandrow, Edward. “Jewish-Christian Relations,” 47 (1985): “Fox Hole Religion,” 8 (1941–44): 69–76. 323–328. Fish, Judah. “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 65–66. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- Simon, Matthew H. cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (1967): 142–143. (2000): 127–128. Fisher, Henry. CHRISTIAN-JEWISH RELATIONS. See also ANTI- “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- SEMITISM; WORLD ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Ackerman, David. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias “Of Fathers and Sons: A Newly Found Anti- Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Christian Polemic of the Twelfth Centu- Goldstein, David A. ry (in memory of Rabbi Alexander “The Rabbi and the Interfaith Movement,” Shapiro),” 55 (1993): 94–104. 7 (1940): 107–112. Agus, Jacob. Goldstein, Nason. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, Siegel, 31 (1967): 90–92. Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79. Berkun, Alvin. Gordis, Robert. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 78. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Bernards, Solomon. Charry, 9 (1945): 87–88. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Hailperin, Herman. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Intellectual Relations Between Christian Siegel, 31 (1967): 86. and Jew with Special Reference to Bokser, Ben Zion. and Nicholas de Lyra” (Hebrew), 7 “An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Move- (1940): 215–223. ment,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Hig- Halpern, Martin. gins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- 103–127. cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, (1967): 141–142. George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 Harris, Robert. (1967): 145–146. “A Few Words on the ‘Ten Words’: Reading Boys, Mary C. the Aseret HaDibrot through Medieval “Cultures and Communities: Trends and Eyes,” 61 (1999): 140–141. Subject Index 15

Higgins, George. Kurtz, Vernon. “An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Move- “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- ment,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Hig- nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, gins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 76. 128–135. Lang, Leon S. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1940): 119–121. (1967): 143–144, 147–148. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Hunter, David R. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “Evaluation of the Ecumenical Response,” Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias 31 (1967): 136–140. Charry, 9 (1945): 88. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- Lasker, Arnold. cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour (1967): 144–145, 148. Siegel, 31 (1967): 88. Hurwitz, B. Leon. Levitsky, Louis M. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Rela- World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour tionships,” 6 (1939): 41–47. Siegel, 31 (1967): 87. Lieber, David. Kaufman, Jan C. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish Siegel, 31 (1967): 86–87. Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Marrus, Eliot. Henry Keeler, , 52 “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra (1990): 101. Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish Keeler, William Henry, Cardinal. Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William “Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Aetate: The Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Jef- (1990): 100. frey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Keeler, Nadich, Judah. Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): 87–93. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish (1940): 116–119. Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Pearl, Aaron. Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- (1990): 100–101, 101–102, 102–104. cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar (1967): 143. Schorsch, 61 (1999): 65–71. Pfeffer, Leo. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- “Church and State,” 27 (1963): 146–154. nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, Pressman, Jacob. Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 75, 76–77, “Discussion: The Chancellor and the 77, 77–78, 78–79. Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William Kobrinetz, Simeon. Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- 75. nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, Rosenberg, Stuart E. Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 77. “The Jew in the Non-Jewish World,” 31 Kollin, Nathan. (1967): 70–83. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Siegel, 31 (1967): 88–90, 92. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. Konheim, Jon. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Interfaith Programming,” 54 (1992): World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour 197–201. Siegel, 31 (1967): 90. 16 The Rabbinical Assembly

CHAPLAINCY (cont’d.) Tanenbaum, Marc H. Rubin, Meyer. “The Role of the Rabbi in Jewish-Christian “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Relations,” 23 (1959): 33–48. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “The Future of Jewish-Christian Relations,” Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias 47 (1985): 77–84. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 89. Waxman, Mordecai. Ruderman, Samuel S. “Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Aetate: The “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Jef- Movement,” 7 (1940): 113–116. frey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Keeler, “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): 93–100. faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra (1946): 121–127. Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish Schorsch, Emil. Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian (1990): 105–106. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. Charry, 9 (1945): 88. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- Schorsch, Ismar. cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar (1967): 147. Schorsch, 61 (1999): 71–75. Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- “Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Aetate: The nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Jef- Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79–80. frey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Keeler, Shapiro, Alexander. Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): 85–87. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumeni- CIVIL RIGHTS cal Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, King, Coretta Scott. George Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 “Black-Jewish Relations,” 49 (1987): 57–60. (1967): 146–147. King, Jr., Martin Luther. Silverman, Hillel E. “Address and Discussion,” delivered at the “Advocating Israel’s Case Among Chris- 1968 convention. Published in Conserva- tians,” 54 (1992): 189–193. tive Judaism, Vol. 22, 3, Spring 1968. Silverstein, Alan. “In Memory of Martin Luther King, Jr.,” “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan Jordan S. Ofseyer, 49 (1987): 61–65. Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar Ofseyer, Jordan S. Schorsch, 61 (1999): 64–65. “In Memory of Martin Luther King, Jr.,” 49 Silverstein, Philip. (1987): 61–65. “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Shapiro, Alexander M. Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish “The Future of Black-Jewish Relations,” 47 Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William (1985): 15–20. Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 Young, Andrew. (1990): 102. “The Future of Black-Jewish Relations,” 47 Simon, Ralph. (1985): 3–11. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- “Discussion: The Future of Black-Jewish ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Relations,” Andrew Young, 47 (1985): Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias 11–14. Charry, 9 (1945): 89. CLONING. See under MEDICINE Spitz, Leon. COMMITTEE ON JEWISH LAW AND “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- STANDARDS. See also CONSERVATIVE ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian JUDAISM; JEWISH LAW Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Abelson, Kassel. Charry, 9 (1945): 87. “Report of the Commission on Human Stern, Sholom. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 77. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 26–27. Subject Index 17

“Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore 57 (1995): 224–227. Friedman, 14 (1950): 181–182. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Discussion: Report of the Committee on 58 (1996): 265–268. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 64–66. 59 (1997): 226–230. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Marrying “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” a Divorcée, “18 (1954): 59–60. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1998): 273–275. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 41. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” (1999): 230–235. Aaron H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 255–272. 62 (2000): 344–347. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Adler, Morris. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- “Report of Committee on Jewish Law and ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Standards,” 13 (1949): 46–57. Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): “Report of the Committee on Law and 275–292. Standards—Responsum on the Sab- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- bath,” 14 (1950): 107–111, 112–137. tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, Agus, Jacob B. 30 (1966): 109–110. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 66. gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. and Standards—Responsum on the “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 224–228. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Report of the Committee Friedman, 14 (1950): 183–184. on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): 205–207. 58–61, 77–78. Bokser, Ben Zion. “Discussion: ,” 18 (1954): 83. “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Sabbath “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Halakhah: Travel and the Use of Elec- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, tricity,” 14 (1950): 156–164. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 31 (1967): 225–226. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore Aronson, David. Friedman, 14 (1950): 186–187. “Review of Dr. Epstein’s book, The Agunah “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law Question,” 7 (1940): 301–311. and Standards,” 24 (1960): 286–291. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Report on the Committee of Jewish Law Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): and Standards,” 28 (1964): 238–243. 66–68. “Teshuvah—,” 28 (1964): “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69. 273–274. Bennett, Ephraim I. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three “Discussion: Report of the Committee Weeks” (minority and majority opin- on Jewish Law and Standards,” ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 202–203. 275–292. Blumenfeld, David. Charry, Elias. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur H. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Neulander, 19 (1955): 38–39. 31 (1967): 225. Cohen, Boaz. Blumenthal, Aaron H. “Canons of Interpretation of Jewish Law,” 5 “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (1933–38): 170–188. 18 The Rabbinical Assembly

COMMITTEE ON JEWISH LAW AND “Discussion: The Steering Committee of STANDARDS (cont’d.) the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” Cohen, Boaz (cont’d.) 19 (1955): 44–45. “Report of the Special Committee on the “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Problem of the Agunah,” 5 (1933–38): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 333–335. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “The Shulhan Arukh As a Guide For Reli- 31 (1967): 221–222. gious Practice Today,” 6 (1939): Dorff, Elliott. 115–149. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 7 Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 (1940): 27–35. (1998): 273–275. “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” (1941–44): 29–38. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 (1999): 230–235. (1941–44): 137–145. Dresner, Samuel. “Siyyum HaShas—In Memory of “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath Prohibi- Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin tions known as Shavut,” 9 (1945): Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200–202. 123–161. Dubin, Paul. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 10 (1946): 41–51. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 11 (1947): 53–63. 31 (1967): 223. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Eisenstein, Ira. Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 64–73. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Cohen, Jack. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Discussion: The Steering Committee of 61–62. the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- 19 (1955): 45–46. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Cohen, Seymour J. 52–55. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen on Mar- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on rying a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58–59. Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur H. David, Arthur. Neulander, 19 (1955): 36–37. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Epstein, Louis M. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Opinions Rendered by the Committee on David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 151–167. Arnold Goodman, , Ben- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, 6 (1939): 154–160. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Nominating Committee,” 6 (1939): 167. (1966): 105–108. Faber, Salomon. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 224–228. 63–64. Davidson, Max. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 55–56, 77. 224–228. Feldman, David M. Davis, Moshe. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, 50–52, 69–70. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Derby, Josiah. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 66–73. (1966): 105–108. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 80. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Subject Index 19

Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): ference on Jewish Law,” 19 (1955): 224–228. 42–43. Fink, Leon B. “Report of the Steering Committee of the “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Joint Conference on Jewish Law, Weeks” (minority and majority opin- 1955–56,” 20 (1956): 33–36. ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion “Report of the Steering Committee of the Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Joint on Jewish Law, 1956–1957,” 21 275–292. (1957): 158–163. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, Arthur H. Neulander, 23 (1959): 30 (1966): 109–110. 114–121. “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” 31 (1967): Gershfield, Edward. 209–218. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 229–248. 31 (1967): 228. Goldin, Judah L. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Report on the Joint Law Conference,” 17 Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): (1953): 45–49. 224–228. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Finkelstein, Louis. ference,” 17 (1953): 70–71. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69, 79–81. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “Discussion: The Steering Committee of 61–65, 75, 78. the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 71–75. , 19 (1955): 43–45, “Discussion: The Steering Committee on 47. the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” Golinkin, David. Theodore Friedman, 19 (1955): 47–48. “The Law Committee at Seventy: Introduc- Fisher, Henry. ing the Proceedings of the Committee “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69–71. on Jewish Law and Standards Forman, Max L. 1927–1970” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 81–82. 75–86. Friedman, Theodore. Golinkin, Noah. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Discussion: Report of the Committee on and Standards: Responsum on the Sab- Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): bath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. 39–40. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Goodblatt, Morris S. and Standards,” 15 (1951): 40–42. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, and Standards,” 16 (1952): 48–68, David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, 54–55, 56–57. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, and Standards,” 17 (1953): 39–44. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- (1966): 105–108. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 56–58. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 224–228. 18 (1954): 50–54. Goodman, Arnold M. “The Steering Committee of the Joint Law “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Conference, 1953–54,” 18 (1954): tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, 62–65. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur H. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Neulander, 19 (1955): 33–34, 40–41. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “The Steering Committee of the Joint Con- (1966): 105–108. 20 The Rabbinical Assembly

COMMITTEE ON JEWISH LAW AND Kadushin, Max. STANDARDS (cont’d.) “Convention Law Committee,” 6 (1939): 166. Goodman, Arnold M. (cont’d.) Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Report of the Commission on Human “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- 60–61. ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, Katz, Reuben M. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 22–26. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78–79. Gordis, Robert. Kelman, Wolfe. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 68–72. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58. “Responsum on the Sabbath: A Modern “Discussion: The Steering Committee on Approach to a Living Halakhah,” 14 the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” (1950): 138–155. 19 (1955): 44. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Klein, Isaac. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Friedman, 14 (1950): 184–186. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Greenberg, Sidney. 65, 79. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 61. A Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59, 61. Greenfeld, William P. “Discussion: Report on the Committee of “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 39–40. 53–54, 58–59. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82–83. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, (1956): 164–169, 175–176. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, (1957): 175–181. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Greenstone, Julius H. (1966): 105–108. “Report of the Committee on the Interpre- “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” 30 (1966): tation of Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 57–59. 111–115. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a 5 (1933–38): 30–31. Giyoret,” 32 (1968): 219–223. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 5 (1933–38): 100–103. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 224–228. 5 (1933–38): 167–169. “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” 33 (1969): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 203–218. 5 (1933–38): 331–332. Kohn, Eugene. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- 5 (1933–38): 432–434. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Halpern, Martin. 67–68. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Kreitman, Benjamin Z. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “The First Ten Years of the Committee on Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Law and Standards,” 22 (1958): 68–80. 31 (1967): 227–228. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 207. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Harlow, Jules. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 26 (1962): 233–237. (1966): 105–108. “Discussion: Committee on Jewish Law and “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Standards,” 26 (1962): 238. and Standards,” 31 (1967): 189–194. Subject Index 21

“Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- Defense of the Authority of the Com- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, mittee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 55 (1993): 33–39. 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. Neulander, Arthur H. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Use of and Standards,” 32 (1968): 206–218. Electricity on the Sabbath,” 14 (1950): “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 165–171. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 224–228. and Standards,” 19 (1955): 31–33. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin and Standards,” 20 (1956): 29–32. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 229–248. and Standards,” 21 (1957): 27–28. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. and Standards,” 23 (1959): 114–121. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be Reisner, Nathan. Used as a Mikvah?” (Hebrew), 33 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Jew- (1969): 219–222. ish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 57–58. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Rosenberg, Yaakov G. and Standards,” 34 (1970): 191–199. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Jewish Law and Standards,” 34 (1970): 56–57. 200, 207–208. Rosenblatt, Samuel. Landes, Aaron. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Report of the Committee on David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Friedman, 14 (1950): 318–320. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. Routtenberg, Max J. Lang, Leon S. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Discussion: Report of the Committee on and Standards,” 25 (1961): 188–199. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 55–56. and Standards,” 27 (1963): 221–230. Lasker, Arnold. “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 244–254. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- 31 (1967): 226. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Levine, Shlomo. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on 31 (1967): 222. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Lieberman, Saul. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Rubel, Charles. M. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953), “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. 75–79. Schorsch, Emil. Lubliner, Immanuel. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Segal, Jacob E. 31 (1967): 226–227. “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 Milgrom, Jacob. (1967): 195–208. “Discussion: Report on the Committee of “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Weeks,” Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): 32 (1968): 224–228. 37–40. Segal, Phillip. , Lionel. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Weeks,” “Centralization of Halakhic Authority: in Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 224–228. 22 The Rabbinical Assembly

COMMITTEE ON JEWISH LAW AND “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying STANDARDS (cont’d.) a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. Segal, Phillip (cont’d.) Winer, Gershon. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 203–205. 34–36. Siegel, Seymour. Zelizer, Gerald L. “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 “Report of the Commission on Human (1957): 164–174. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 21–22. “Teshuvah— Youth Kin- CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM. See also COMMITTEE nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. ON JEWISH LAW AND STANDARDS; “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. JEWISH LAW; JEWISH Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY; Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): LITURGY; RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY; 229–248. RESPONSA; UNITED SYNAGOGUE Silverman, Israel N. Abelson, Kassel. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, (2000): 127–128. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Abrams, Elliott. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 : A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil (1966): 105–108. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Response—Tribute to Past Chairmen of Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 the Committee on Jewish Law and Stan- (1999): 25–27. dards,” Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): 74–76. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Simon, Ralph. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on ity?” , James Fowler, Elliott Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 55, 59–60. Cohen, 61 (1999): 39–40. Sternstein, Joseph P. Abramson, Robert M. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an Tenenbaum, Edward. Observant Community,” Robert M. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. 158–159. Teplitz, Saul I. Ades, Alan. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 7–8. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Greetings from the United Synagogue of Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Conservative Judaism,” 59 (1997): jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, 63–64. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Adler, Cyrus. (1966): 105–108. “The Seminary Training of the Rabbi and “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- After,” 1 (1927): 25–31. tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 40 “A New Task For American Rabbis,” 2 (1978): 74–76. (1928): 25–28. Waxman, Mordecai. Adler, Morris. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- (1948): 148–152, 183–184. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Agus, Jacob B. 71–74. “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Subject Index 23

Progress: on the Furtherance of the “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative Synagogue-Center Movement,” 11 Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud (1947): 327–339, 353–355. Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- 197–198. servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- Bayme, Steven. man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 “Intermarriage and Conservative Judaism: (1948): 152–156, 175. Communal Policy and Program Direc- “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 83. tion,” 53 (1991): 36–46. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” Rab- Bergman, Ben Zion. binical Assembly, 20 (1956): 163–164. “A Conservative Approach to Halakhah,” 49 “Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Law,” 22 (1987): 47–54. (1958): 81–89. Birnbaum, Benjamin H. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Conser- “A Valuation of the Conservative Move- vative Movement in Judaism to the Zion- ment,” 6 (1939): 161–164. ist Movement, the Zionist Organization Birnbaum, Ervin. of America, the State of Israel, the World “Discussion: The Relationship of the Conser- Zionist Organization and to K’lal Yisrael,” vative Movement in Judaism to the Zion- Simon Greenberg, 28 (1964): 84–85. ist Movement, the Zionist Organization “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” of America, the State of Israel, the World 37 (1975): 102–117. Zionist Organization and to K’lal Yisrael,” Anolik, Ze’ev. Simon Greenberg, 28 (1964): 88. “ Confront Issues of Life From a Blumenthal, Aaron H. Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, “The State of the Rabbinical Assembly in Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula the Conservative Movement,” 19 Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 (1955): 126–140. (1988): 152–153, 157, 161–162, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative 162–163, 164, 165. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. Artson, Bradley Shavit. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- “Halakhah in a Conservative Synagogue,” servative Movement in Judaism to the 55 (1993): 23–32. Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish zation of America, the State of Israel, Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” the World Zionist Organization and to Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, (1964): 92–93. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A Con- (2000): 65–68. servative Approach: A Response,” 32 Arzt, Max. (1968): 48–55. “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 ment,” , 9 (1945): Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac 188–192. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Fink, 32 (1968): 68, 70–71. Progress: The Centrality of the Syna- “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” gogue in American Jewish Life,” 11 Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, (1947): 320–326, 351–352. 40 (1978): 168–170. “Authentic Judaism,” 18 (1954): 158–167. Bockman, David. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Looks Upon Itself and . . .,” Bernard Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Segal, 24 (1960): 186. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Conservative Judaism Comes of Age,” 37 Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. (1975): 329–344. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. Astor, Carl. Borodowski, Alfredo. “Marking the Publication of Sim “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Shalom,” 48 (1986): 3. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Bandel, Ehud. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Masorti Movement: Toward an Era of Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Peace,” 56 (1994): 110–115. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. 24 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) Derby, Josiah. Brown, Steven M. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 80. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “The Present Status of Jewish Education in Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” the Conservative Movement,” 19 Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack (1955): 191–198. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): (2000): 68–73. 34–35. Burstein, Elliot M. Dorph, Sheldon. “Status of Our Movement: on the Pacific “The Mission of Camp Ramah,” 53 (1991): Coast,” 3 (1929): 66–70. 112–114. Charry, Elias. Dow, Melvin. “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 “The Conservative Halakhic Approach and Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac the Laity,” 40 (1978): 20–27. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Drob, Max. Fink, 32 (1968): 69. “A Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism,” 3 Cohen, Gerson D. (1929): 43–50. “The Maturation of Conservative Judaism “Discussion: A Reaffirmation of Traditional (Hebrew and English),” 37 (1975): Judaism,” 3 (1929): 51–53. 71–83. Dubin, Paul. “The Conservative Jewish Mission in Our “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- Tenth Decade,” 39 (1977): 37–43. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “On the Ordination of Women,” delivered Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, at the 1979 Convention. Published in 31 (1967): 223. Conservative Judaism, Volume 32, Num- Eisenstein, Ira. ber 3, Summer 1979. “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- “Conservative Judaism in Our Time,” 47 ment,” Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): (1985): 29–38. 177–180. Cohen, Martin S. “Introduction: Towards a Philosophy of “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil 110–111. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- (1999): 30–36. man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and (1948): 139–141, 189–191. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Ellenson, David. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Cultures and Communities: Trends and Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Transformations in a New Century.” Cohen, 61 (1999): 41. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 Cohen, Seymour J. (2000): 108–122. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Englander, Benjamin. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78. Cytryn, Eric. Epstein, Louis M. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe (1948): 165–174. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Fenster, Myron M. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- “The Impact of the Conservative Move- man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 ment in Israel,” 28 (1964): 24–36. (1988): 46. “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- Davidowitz, Harry. tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- “Conservative Judaism and : Reli- sions of One Rabbi After a Year in gion and Culture in Palestine,” 10 Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 (1946): 1–6. (1964): 50–51. Subject Index 25

Fink, Leon B. “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A Con- Judaism,” 12 (1948): 112–120. servative Approach: A Response,” 32 “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- (1968): 56–65. servative Judaism,” 12 (1948): 134–135, “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 141–143, 175, 179–180. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. (1956): 169–172, 181–183. Fink, 32 (1968): 68–69, 71. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Finkelstein, Louis. servative Movement in Judaism to the “The Things That Unite Us,” 1 (1927): Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- 42–53. zation of America, the State of Israel, “The Future of Our Movement” (Abstract the World Zionist Organization and to of an off-the-record address), 9 (1945): K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 176. (1964): 90–91. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 71–75. Gillman, Neil. “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” 31 (1967): “ and the Ideology of 93–102. Conservative Judaism,” 46 (1984): “Spiritual Leadership,” 34 (1970): 147–152. 57–68. Fisher, Henry. “Entering the Second Century: From “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69–71. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph Fishman, Hertzel. Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. “The Role of Conservative Judaism in Forg- Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 41–46. ing Israel’s Ethical Nationalism,” 43 “A Conservative for the Twenty- (1981): 64–78. First Century,” 55 (1993): 9–22. Forman, Max L. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 81–82. God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Fowler, James. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil (1999): 20–21. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- (1999): 21–25. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Cohen, 61 (1999): 41–42. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Ginzberg, Eli. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. “Manpower for Conservative Judaism,” 24 Cohen, 61 (1999): 39. (1960): 19–31. Freedman, Leslie R. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative “Role-Related Stress in the Rabbinate: A Judaism,” 24 (1960): 38–41. Report on a Nationwide Study of Con- “Jews in the Changing Urban Environ- servative and Reform Rabbis,” 46 ment,” delivered at the 1973 conven- (1984): 43–50. tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, Freeman, Gordon M. Vol. 28, 4, Summer 1973. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Ginzberg, Louis. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Authentic Judaism,” Max Azt, 18 (1954): ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott 158–167. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Goldfarb, Robert. Cohen, 61 (1999): 37. “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A the Conservative Movement,” Carol K. Report on ,” Gordon Ingall, Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 153–155. 368–369. Goldman, Israel M. Friedman, Theodore. “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- “Religious Revival in the Jewish Crisis,” 10 ment,” Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): (1946): 149–158. 180–184. 26 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) Conservative Day School,” 26 (1962): Goldrich, Kenneth S. 81–82. “The Ruah of the Luah,” Philip Pohl, Ken- “The Rabbinical Assembly and Conserva- neth S. Goldrich, 56 (1994): 210–215. tive Judaism: Retrospect and Prospect,” Goldstein, Alice. 29 (1965): 84–100. “Conservative Jewry: An Ambivalent Pro- “On the Spirit of Judaism: Reminiscences file—How Behavior Reflects Identity,” and Reflections,” 33 (1969): 135–146. Sidney Goldstein, Alice Goldstein, 59 “Kallah on Halakhah: The Halakhah—Some (1997): 57–62. Reflections on Theology and History,” Goldstein, Israel. 42 (1980): 337–346. “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Eco- “The Jewish Message for A World in Crisis,” nomic, Social and Political Aspects of 45 (1983): 6–21. the Palestine Question,” 10 (1946): “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” 6–13. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Goldstein, Nason. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- (1986): 320–321. nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, “Process and Pluralism in Conservative Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79. Judaism,” 49 (1987): 152–165. Goldstein, Sidney. Gordon, Albert I. “Conservative Jewry: An Ambivalent Pro- “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and file—How Behavior Reflects Identity,” Progress: The United Synagogue—‘A Sidney Goldstein, Alice Goldstein, 59 Vision for the Future,’” 11 (1947): (1997): 57–62. 356–362. Golinkin, David. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- “The Law Committee at Seventy: Introduc- servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- ing the Proceedings of the Committee man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 on Jewish Law and Standards, (1948): 156–162, 175–176, 180–181. 1927–1970” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in 75–86. Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Golinkin, Noah. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- 173–178. tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 sions of One Rabbi After a Year in (1956): 176–177. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative (1964): 48–49. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): Gordis, Daniel. 41–42. “Where are We Going? Thoughts on the Graetz, Michael. Use of History in Conservative Ideolo- “Zionism and Conservative Theology in the gy,” 56 (1994), delivered at the 1994 Haggadah,” 55 (1993): 83–93. Convention. Published in Conservative Green, Bernie. Judaism, 47, No.1, Fall 1994, as “Positive- “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a Historical Judaism Exhausted.” Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Gordis, David M. Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula “The Foundation for Conservative (Masor- Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 ti) Judaism in Israel,” 45 (1983): 35–37. (1988): 154, 158, 159–160, 163–164, 165. “Conserving Our Gains,” 49 (1987): 90–99. Greenberg, Sidney. “Social Action, Conservative Judaism and “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- the Revitalization of the Synagogue,” 54 tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- (1992): 68–77. sions of One Rabbi After a Year in Gordis, Robert. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “Presidential Address—New Vistas For Con- (1964): 46–47. servative Judaism,” 10 (1946): 58–84. Greenberg, Simon. “Toward a Philosophy For the Conservative “Some Guiding Principles for a Conserva- Day School,” 26 (1962): 58–67. tive Approach to Judaism,” 21 (1957): “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy for a 69–150. Subject Index 27

“Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jew- Conservative Day School,” Robert ish Law—Halakhah and the Life of Holi- Gordis, 26 (1962): 67–71. ness—An Attitude to Halakhah,” Jacob Hyman, Irwin I. Agus, Jack J. Cohen, Isaac Klein, 22 “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the (1958): 115–117. Home and Family Life More Effective?” “The Relationship of the Conservative William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Movement in Judaism to the Zionist 197–200. Movement, the Zionist Organization of Ingall, Carol K. America, the State of Israel, the World “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in Zionist Organization and to K’lal the Conservative Movement,” Carol K. Yisrael,” 28 (1964): 52–83. Ingall, Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- 151–153. servative Movement in Judaism to the Kadushin, Max. Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- “Discussion: The Things That Unite Us,” 1 zation of America, the State of Israel, (1927): 60–66. the World Zionist Organization and to “Experience of Worship,” delivered at the K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 1959 convention. Published in Worship (1964): 86–88, 93–95. and Ethics: A Study in , “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 : Northwestern University Press, Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac 1963. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Kamenetz, Roger. Fink, 32 (1968): 67–68. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Greenfeld, William P. God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “How Can Religion Make the Home and Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Family Life More Effective?” 7 (1940): Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 190–196. (1999): 27–30. “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Judaism,” 12 (1948): 121–128. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Conser- ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott vative Judaism,” 12 (1948): 135–138, 181. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Cohen, 61 (1999): 40–41. (1956): 164–169, 175–176. Kanter, Elana. Hammer, Reuven. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Special Education and the Conservative Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Kelman, , 44 (1982): Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 123–126. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. “The Masorti Movement: Where are We Kanter, Shamai. Headed?” 52 (1990): 28–34. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Hirsch, Richard G. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): “Mercaz,” 43 (1981), delivered at the 1981 30–31. Convention. Published in Conservative Kaplan, Mordecai M. Judaism, Volume 34, No. 6, July/August, “Judaism as a Civilization,” 2 (1928): 1981. 115–130. Hoffman, Isidor B. “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” 2 “Status of Our Movement: Among College (1928): 130–133. Students,” 3 (1929): 60–65. “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern Hoffman, Jeffrey. Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Kohn, 3 (1929): 51–52. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. “Discussion: ‘Spiritual Elements in Cohen, 61 (1999): 36–37. Judaism,’ Jacob Kohn; ‘Menace of Secu- Horowitz, David. larism in the Synagogue,’ Israel Gold- “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy for a stein, 3 (1929): 103–104. 28 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Kaplan, Mordecai M. (cont’d.) servative Judaism,” 12 (1948): 138–139, “The Place of Dogma in Judaism,” 4 143–144. (1930–32): 280–306. “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A Con- Karp, Abraham J. servative Approach,” 32 (1968): 36–47. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Kling, Simcha. (1956): 174–175. “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- “The Future of Conservative Judaism,” 49 tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- (1987): 70–89. sions of One Rabbi After a Year in Katz, Reuben M. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78–79. (1964): 49–50. Kelman, Joseph. Kohn, Eugene. “Special Education and the Conservative “Discussion: The Things That Unite Us,” 1 Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph (1927): 54–60. Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): “Comments on Dr. Finkelstein’s Paper: Tra- 118–123. ditional Law and Modern Life,” 3 Kelman, Wolfe. (1929): 31–39. “Introspective Overview,” 33 (1969): 1–8. Kollin, Nathan. “The Future of the Conservative Rabbi,” 49 “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the (1987): 116–122. Home and Family Life More Effective?” Keren, Hila. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative 200–206. Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- 199–205. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Kessler, Stanley M. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. servative Movement in Judaism to the “The United Synagogue and the Future of Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- the Conservative Movement,” 38 zation of America, the State of Israel, (1976): 155–170. the World Zionist Organization and to “What Does Halakhah Mean to Us?” 40 K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 (1978): 15–19. (1964): 84. “Israel and the Conservative Movement,” Kirshblum, I. Usher. 48 (1986): 53–55. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Kripke, Meyer. servative Movement in Judaism to the “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- zation of America, the State of Israel, man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 the World Zionist Organization and to (1948): 162–165. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Kushner, Harold S. (1964): 91–92. “Kallah on Halakhah: Is the Conservative Klein, Andrew. Movement Halakhic? ” 42 (1980): “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 364–369. (1956): 172–173. “Religious Values in Contemporary Society: Klein, Joel. Where Do We Stand As Conservative “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Jews?” 58 (1996): 82–92. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac Laksman, Motti. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a Fink, 32 (1968): 69. Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Klein, Isaac. Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 ment,” Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): (1988): 154, 157–158, 160, 165. 184–185. Landes, Aaron. “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Judaism,” 12 (1948): 129–134. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac Subject Index 29

Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. “Reclaiming Hertz as a Conserv- Fink, 32 (1968): 66–67. ative Jew.” Lang, Leon S. Miller, Alan W. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- Judaism,” Alan W. Miller, Wilfred man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 Shuchat, 42 (1980): 44–77. (1948): 176–177, 182–183. Nelson, Zev. Langh, Philip. A. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative “Status of Our Movement: in the Middle Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 36–38. West,” 3 (1929): 71–74. Oleisky, Arthur. Lasker, Arnold. “Teaching Conservative Judaism to Your “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Board,” 57 (1995): 149–150. (1956): 179. Orenstein, Jehiel. “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott 31 (1967): 226. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Layman, Robert. Cohen, 61 (1999): 36. “Special Education and the Conservative Perkins, Carl M. Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph “The Challenges and Appeals of Keruv in a Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): Conservative Context,” 62 (2000): 116–118. 292–295. Lubliner, Immanuel. Pohl, Philip. “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- “The Ruah of the Luah,” Philip Pohl, Ken- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, neth S. Goldrich, 56 (1994): 209–210. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Prell, Riv Ellen. 31 (1967): 226–227. “Choice and Memory: Conservative Syna- Mandelbaum, Bernard. gogue Cultures and the Rabbinic Role,” “A Special Ingredient: The Heritage of 59 (1997): 49–56. ,” 27 (1963): 1–20. Pressman, Daniel J. “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- sions of One Rabbi After a Year in ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. (1964): 45–46. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38–39. Margolis, Elias. Rabbinical Assembly. “The Influence of the Conservative Move- “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in ment on American Judaism,” 3 (1929): schools, in Israel, 105–114. organ donations), Centennial Conven- Marker, Jeffrey. tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Rosenbloom, Seymour. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “A Place for Men: Where Do Men Belong ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott in an Egalitarian Synagogue,” 61 Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. (1999): 165–168. Cohen, 61 (1999): 37. Rosenthal, Gilbert S. Marx, Alexander. “Kallah on Halakhah: The Foundations of “Authentic Judaism,” Max Arzt, 18 (1954): the Conservative Approach to Jewish 158–167. Law,” 42 (1980): 376–393. Meirovich, Harvey W. “The Elements That Unite Us,” 46 (1984): “Judaism on Trial: An Analysis of the Hertz 22–28. Pentateuch,” 49 (1987): 245–257. “The Conservative Rabbinate: What of “On the Life of Rabbi Joseph Hertz,” 56 Tomorrow,” 49 (1987): 100–115. (1994), delivered at the 1994 Conven- “Gemara, Gematria or Gimmicks: New Rab- tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, binic Roles for the Twenty-First Centu- Vol. 46, No. 4, Summer 1994, as ry,” 54 (1992): 60–67. 30 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) “Chancellor’s Address,” 62 (2000): 39–47. Rothstein, Samuel. Schulweis, Harold. M. “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- “Conservative Judaism in the Twenty-First ment,” Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): Century,” 55 (1993), delivered at the 185–188. 1993 Convention. Published as “The Routtenberg, Max J. Character of Halakhah Entering the “The American Rabbi in Transition,” 30 Twenty-First Century,” Conservative (1966): 1–12. Judaism, Vol. 45, No. 4, Summer 1993. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. 33–34. Schwartz, Barry Dov. “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- “Judaism and Homosexuality,” 40 (1978): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 108–114. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Segal, Benjamin J. 31 (1967): 222. “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly, Rubel, Charles. M. Israel Region,” 49 (1987): 231–234. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. “Religion and State in Israel,” 49 (1987): Ruderman, Samuel S. 299–303. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “Recognition of the Tenth Anniversary of Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 34. the Bet , ,” Gilah Dror, Sandberg, Martin I. Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. “Kallah on Halakhah: Positive Tradition: “Report from the Bet Midrash,” 58 (1996): Towards a Unified Philosophy for Con- 69–71. servative Judaism,” 42 (1980): 394–397. Segal, Bernard. Sarna, Jonathan D. “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Progress: The Rabbinical Assembly— Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Expanding Its Organizational Struc- David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, ture,” 11 (1947): 363–370. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. “How the United Synagogue Looks Upon Schorsch, Ismar. Itself and Upon the Conservative Move- “ and the European Ori- ment,” 24 (1960): 173–181. gins of Conservative Judaism,” 42 “Discussion: How the United Synagogue (1980), delivered at the 1980 Conven- Looks Upon Itself and . . .,” 24 (1960): tion. Published in Judaism, Summer 186–187, 189. 1981. Shuchat, Wilfred. “Centenary Thoughts: Conservatism Revis- “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 22 ited,” 48 (1986): 78–85. (1956): 177–178. “The Seminary as Fountainhead,”49 “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative (1987): 138–147. Judaism,” Alan W. Miller, Wilfred “Conservative Judaism in Israel,” 50 (1988): Shuchat, 42 (1980): 78–93. 26–27. Shulman, Alan. “The Emergence of the Modern Rabbi,” 52 “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara (1990), delivered at the 1990 Conven- Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 43, No. 2, Winter 1991. 63–65. “Unity in An Age of Ideology,” 55 (1993), “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Success- delivered at the 1993 Convention. Pub- es,” Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan lished as “Marching to the Wrong Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Drummer,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. 45, (1979): 66–67, 67–68, 68–69, 71, 73. No. 4, Summer 1993. Siegel, Seymour. “Jewish Unity on the Threshold of the Mil- “Religion and Social Action,” 25 (1961): lennium,” 59 (1997): 86 143–163. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79–80. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Subject Index 31

“Teshuvah— Kin- descent and issues of conversion), 48 nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. (1986): 319–320. “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” Small, David. 36 (1974): 141–147. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” 37 Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- (1975): 118–126. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Solomon Schechter: His Contribution to Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Modern Jewish Thought,” 39 (1977): Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. 44–55. Springer, Jonathan. “Response: Conservative Judaism and Jew- “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and ish Law,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Concerns in the Jewish Community,” mour Siegel, 40 (1978): 170–172. Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh “Kallah on Halakhah: Approaches to Meier, 56 (1994): 196–199. Halakhah in the Conservative Move- Starr, David Benjamin. ment,” 42 (1980): 398–403. “We Cannot Escape History: Solomon Silverman, Hillel E. Schechter and Zionism,” 55 (1993): “Conservative Judaism Faces the Seventies,” 65–82. 34 (1970): 109–122. Stern, Harold. Silverstein, Alan. “Can We Be One?” 46 (1984): 29–36. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Sternstein, Joseph P. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Teller, Judd L. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Secularists, the Rabbinate and Mitzvot,” 31 Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (1967): 24–29. (2000): 73–77. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, 32–33, 35–36. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. Tofield, Sanders A. “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A “Woman’s Place in the Rites of the Syna- Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon gogue,” 19 (1955): 182–190. Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): Tutnauer, Moshe. 369–370. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Simon, Abraham. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Progress: Report of a Survey on Syna- Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- gogue-Center Relations,” 11 (1947): terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- 315–319, 355. Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, Simon, Ralph. Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 42–44. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Waxman, Mordecai. servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): (1948): 145–148. 31–36. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, descent and issues of conversion), 48 Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe (1986): 320. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Weinblatt, Stuart. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- (1988): 44–46. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Sky, Harry. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. “Kallah on Halakhah: Introduction,” Saul I. Cohen, 61 (1999): 37–38. Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): 336. Wernik, Joseph. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “The Masorti Movement in Israel,” 50 (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal (1988): 21–22. 32 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) descent and issues of conversion), 48 Wertheimer, Jack. (1986): 317–318. “An Agenda for Action,” 59 (1997): 44–48. Cowan, Paul. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Com- “From the Apostle’s Creed to the ,” munity: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Irwin 44 (1982): 69–82. Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Wer- David, Arthur. theimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Steven M. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 58–65. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Winer, Gershon. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- servative Movement in Judaism to the jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 zation of America, the State of Israel, (1966): 105–108. the World Zionist Organization and to Derby, Josiah. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gor- (1964): 85–86. don, 28 (1964): 173. Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. Feldman, David M. “Living Waters: Redefining the Mikveh for “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- the Conservative Community,” 62 tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, (2000): 296–297. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Yuter, Alan J. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Halakhah and Ideology in Conservative jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Judaism,” 42 (1980): 94–112. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Zeitlin, Joseph. (1966): 105–108. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- Fink, Leon B. servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, (1948): 177–179. 30 (1966): 109–110. CONVERSION. See also CHRISTIAN-JEWISH Goodblatt, Morris S. RELATIONS; INTERMARRIAGE “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Balser, Henry. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Approaches to Conversion,” 47 (1985): David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, 161–164. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Bayme, Steven. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Intermarriage and Conservative Judaism: Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Communal Policy and Program Direc- (1966): 105–108. tion,” 53 (1991): 36–46. “Preparing the Convert,” 35 (1973): 91–95. Bernstein, Louis. Goodman, Arnold. “An Address” (regarding a national Bet “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Din, conversion and intermarriage), 47 tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, (1985): 39–44. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Blumenthal, Aaron H. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 30 (1966): 109–110. (1966): 105–108. Bohnen, Eli A. Gordon, Albert I. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Intermarriage,” 28 (1964): 163–172. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gor- David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, don, 28 (1964): 173. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Groner, Irwin. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal (1966): 105–108. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Cohen, Shaye. (1986): 322. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Hammer, Reuven. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “The Conversion Crisis and Its Subject Index 33

Impact”(Hebrew and English), 60 Romanoff, Lena. (1998): 51–59. “How to Make Practicing and Feeling Jews: “The Legal Situation of Our Movement in What Do Converts Want From Us?” 54 Israel: Conversion,” 61 (1999): 43–47. (1992): 164–170. Jacobs, David J. Roth, Joel. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” reaffirmation of matrilineal descent and (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal issues of conversion), 48 (1986): 319. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Klein, Isaac. (1986): 313–315. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Routteberg, Max J. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- 244–254. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Schafler, Samuel. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- (1966): 105–108. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Siegel, Seymour. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, 31 (1967): (1966): 105–108. 84–86. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Used as a Mikvah? ” (Hebrew), 33 (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal (1969): 219–222. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Lasker, Arnold. (1986): 318. “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gor- Silverman, Israel N. don, 28 (1964): 173. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Lerner, Stephen C. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Jews By Choice,” 45 (1983): 71–76. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Lowenthal, Eric I. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Conversion,” 36 (1974): 110–113. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Mayer, Egon. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Jews By Choice: Their Impact on the Con- (1966): 105–108. temporary American Jewish Communi- Simon, Matthew H. ty,” 45 (1983): 57–70. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Michaels, James R. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” descent and issues of conversion), 48 (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal (1986): 315–317. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Sky, Harry. (1986): 318–319. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Plaut, W. Gunther. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “An Address” (regarding a national Bet descent and issues of conversion), 48 Din, conversion and intermarriage), 47 (1986): 319–320. (1985): 45–52. Tabachnik, Joseph. Rabbinical Assembly. “A Joint Conversion Program,” 37 (1975): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 145–152. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Teplitz, Saul I. (1999): 234. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Rabinowitz, Stanley S. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- descent and issues of conversion), 48 man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, (1986): 322. Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. 34 The Rabbinical Assembly

CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM (cont’d.) DEMOCRACY. See UNITED STATES Waxman, Mordecai. DIASPORA. See also AMERICAN JEWISH COM- “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” MUNITY; ORGANIZATIONS; SOVIET (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal JEWRY; UNITED STATES; WORLD descent and issues of conversion), 48 Aronson, David. (1986): 320. “President’s Message: The Demands of the Yuter, Alan J. New Diaspora,” 13 (1949): 124–142. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Eisenstein, Ira. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “The New Diaspora and American Democ- descent and issues of conversion), 48 racy,” 13 (1949): 258–268. (1986): 319. Sarna, Jonathan D. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish D’VAR TORAH. See HOMILETICS; RABBINATE Values Mean for the 21st Century?” DAY SCHOOLS. See EDUCATION; YOUTH David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, DEATH and MOURNING Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. Dorff, Elliot N. DIVORCE. See also COMMITTEE ON JEWISH “Looking at Texts With an Eye to Helping LAW AND STANDARDS; JEWISH LAW; Families Make Decisions About the End RESPONSA of Life,” 56 (1994), delivered at the 1994 Blumenthal, Aaron H. Convention. Published in Conservative “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 3, Spring 1991, as “A a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59–60. Jewish Approach to End-Stage Medical Care.” Cohen, Seymour J. Feifel, Herman. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Death and Dying,” 41 (1979): 40–48. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58–59. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Greenberg, Sidney. Feifel, 41 (1979): 48–49, 50, 51–52, “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying 52–53, 53–54. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 61. Gordon, Morris. Kelman, Wolfe. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Feifel, 41 (1979): 48, 49. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58. Lasker, Arnold. Klein, Isaac. “Meeting the Needs of the Bereaved,” 27 “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying (1963): 185–191. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59, 61. Lebeau, James. Tenenbaum, Edward. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Feifel, 41 (1979): 53. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. Oleisky, Arthur. Waxman, Mordecai. “Instruments of Comfort,” 54 (1992): 186–188. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Sandrow, Edward T. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. “Counselling Mourners,” 35 (1973): 77–79. Segal, Jacob E. ECONOMICS. See also UNITED STATES; WORLD “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 Cohen, Seymour J. (1967): 195–208. “Judaism and the Worlds of Business and Sherwin, Richard. Labor,” 25 (1961): 17–44. “Preparing for Funerals,” 54 (1992): Gamoran, Emanuel. 182–185. “Jewish Education and the Economic Stern, Sholom. Depression,” 4 (1930–32): 204–210. “Listening,” 52 (1990): 193–201. Goldman, Israel M. “Enter the Comforter,” 54 (1992): 139–149. “Effects of Economic Depression on Jewish Turetsky, Arnold S. Spiritual Life,” 4 (1930–32): 198–203. “The Rabbi and the Mourner,” 37 (1975): Landesman, Alter F. 169–170. “Lessons We Can Learn from the Econom- Vorspan, David. ic Crisis and its Effects on the Spiritual “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Life of American Jewry,” 4 (1930–32): Feifel, 41 (1979): 53. 189–198. Subject Index 35

EDUCATION. See also SYNAGOGUE; YOUTH Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard Adler, Morris. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- “Public Education and Religion,” 20 man, 48 (1986): 232–233. (1956): 130–137. Charry, Elias. “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- “Interesting Synagogue Activities—An gion,” 20 (1956): 141–142. Experiment in Jewish-Christian Interre- Appelfeld, Aharon. ligious School Activity,” 9 (1945): 79–83. “Something About My Way: Torah: “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- in Tribute to Rabbi ,” Efry ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Chipkin, Israel S. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “Israel Friedlaender Classes, Experiment in Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 47–51. Adult Education,” 4 (1930–32): Aronson, David. 167–188. “What Jewish Equipment We Ought To “The Rabbi in Education—Pre-School Edu- Give the Bar Mitzvah or Confirmant,” 5 cation,” 10 (1946): 167–169. (1933–38): 324–329. Cohen, Burton. “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah “Jewish Education: Old and New Dimen- Nadich, 37 (1975): 136–137. sions,” 36 (1974): 122–125. Arzt, Max. “Our American Jewish Heritage and the “Some Problems of the Congregational Jewish School Curriculum,” 37 (1975): School,” 2 (1928): 143–147. 157–158. Arzt, Raphael. Cohen, Samuel M. “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Edu- “Jewish Parental Education,” 5 (1933–38): cation,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleep- 144–155. er, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 108–110. “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Bernards, Solomon. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): Cohen, Seymour J. 191–192. “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- Blumenfield, Samuel. gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): “Some Aspects of Adult Jewish Education,” 137–139. 5 (1933–38): 448–460. Davis, Moshe. Bohnen, Eli. “Discussion: Training of Teaching and “Discussion: Symposium on Education— Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. What Jewish Equipment We Ought to Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. Give the Bar Mitzvah or Confirmant,” “The Rabbi in Education—Leadership David Aronson, 5 (1933–38): 330. Training Fellowship,” 10 (1946): Brickman, William. 180–185. “Teachers For Today and Tomorrow,” 20 Derby, Josiah. (1956): 220–222. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Bromberg, Kenneth. tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- 214–215. tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton “The Present Status of Jewish Education in Siegel, 34 (1970): 79–80. the Conservative Movement,” 19 Brown, Steven M. (1955): 191–198. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Discussion: The ,” Harry Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Gordis, 26 (1962): 76–79. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Edelman, Moshe. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 “The Day School and the Synagogue,” (2000): 68–73. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard Cahan, Leonard S. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- “The Day School and the Synagogue,” man, 48 (1986): 233–234. 36 The Rabbinical Assembly

EDUCATION (cont’d.) Freeman, Gordon M. Edelman, Moshe (cont’d.) “Introducing High School Students to Sex- “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the ual Decision-Making,” 56 (1994): Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe 193–195. Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): Friedman, Theodore. 115–119. “A Four Year Adult Education Curriculum,” Ehrlich, Abraham J. 24 (1960): 43–48. “Elementary Jewish Education,” 35 (1973): “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in 80–84. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Eisensberg, Azriel. cation,” 26 (1962): 37. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Gamoran, Emanuel. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- “Jewish Education and the Economic cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): Depression,” 4 (1930–32): 204–210. 20–24, 39. Gaynor, Nathan. Elkin, Joshua. “The Challenge of Rebellious Youth,” 33 “The Day School and the Synagogue,” (1969): 113–118. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): man, 48 (1986): 234. 119–120, 122. Elster, Shulamit Reich. Geffen, Joel S. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- 222–223. man, 48 (1986): 231–232. Gelb, Max. “Rabbi, Teacher, Preacher: Leader? No More “The Day School: Making It an Effective Prizes for Predicting Rain, Prizes Only Enterprise,” 36 (1974): 114–121. for Building Arks,” 53 (1991): 14–19. Goldberg, Henry. Ettenberg, Sylvia. “The Jewish Day School,” 26 (1962): 46–57. “The Rabbi—A Force in a Program for Goldfarb, Solomon D. Recruiting Teachers,” 20 (1956): “Discussion: Training of Teaching and 223–228. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Faber, Salomon. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 358–359. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Goldin, Judah L. tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 217. “The Content of Jewish Education,” 17 Fedder, A. Herbert. (1953): 243–249. “Discussion: The Needs of the Adolescent,” Goldman, Israel M. 5 (1933–38): 322–323. “Objectives in Adult Jewish Education,” 5 Fierstien, Robert. (1933–38): 435–447. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- “National Academy for Adult Jewish Stud- sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): ies: A Report,” 8 (1941–44): 129–136. 196–197. “Jewish Educational Content in Terms of Fisher, Henry. Contemporary Needs for Adult “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Groups,” 8 (1941–44): 191–199. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 359–360. Fox, Marvin. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- “Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Commu- tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 223–228. nity,” 30 (1966): 31–40. Goldstein, David. “Discussion: Jewish Education in a Pluralis- “Discussion: Rabbis as Educational States- tic Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander men,” Abraham E. Millgram, 19 (1955): M. Schindler, 30 (1966): 47–51. 214–217. Fox, Seymour. Golinkin, Noah L. “The Place of Israel in Our Religious “Hebrew Literacy Campaign,” 39 (1977): Schools,” 32 (1968): 139–146. 62–67. Subject Index 37

“Hebrew Literacy Campaign,” 41 (1979): Hammer, Reuven. 193–196. “Special Education and the Conservative Syn- “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- agogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph Kelman, sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): 123–126. 194–195. Hendler Meyerhoff, Lee. “While Standing on One Foot: Teaching to “Reflections from the Front: A Personal Story Read Hebrew in a Single Day,” 49 of Adult Learning,” 61 (1999): 148–155. (1987): 226–230. Heschel, Abraham Joshua. Goodblatt, Morris S. “The Values of Jewish Education,” 26 “Report of the Commission on Jewish Edu- (1962): 83–100. cation,” 8 (1941–44): 253–255. Hoffman, Isidor B. Goodhill, Victor. “Status of Our Movement—Among College “On Jewish Learning and Piety,” 41 (1979): Students,” 3 (1929): 60–65. 110–113. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Gordis, Robert. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “Discussion: Training of Teaching and 121–122. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Holtz, Barry W. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 356. “New Directions for Adult Jewish Educa- “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- tion,” Barry W. Holtz, Eduardo Rauch, ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian 48 (1986): 221–223. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Horowitz, David. Charry, 9 (1945): 87–88. “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy for a “Toward a Philosophy For the Conservative Conservative Day School,” Robert Day School,” 26 (1962): 58–67. Gordis, 26 (1962): 67–71. “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy for a Horwitz, Herman L. Conservative Day School,” 26 (1962): “The Campus: Opportunities for Jewish 81–82. Renewal,” 35 (1973): 64–68. Greenberg, Simon. Isaacs, Ronald. “Educational Context in Terms of Contem- “Family Life Education Programs,” 51 porary Needs,” 8 (1941–44): 182–190. (1989): 264–270. “The Teaching of God in the Hebrew “Jewish Family Matters,” 53 (1991): 103–111. Schools” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): Jacobs, Israel. 361–375. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- “The Rabbi in Education—Congregational tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Schools,” 10 (1946): 173–176. Siegel, 34 (1970): 78. “Discussion—Public Education and Reli- Kaplan, Mordecai M. gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 140. “Training of Teaching and Leadership Per- “The Role of the Rabbinate in Elementary sonnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–355. and Secondary Jewish Education,” 26 “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Edu- (1962): 1–19. cation,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleep- “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in er, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 106–108. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Karp, Abraham J. cation,” 26 (1962): 39–41. “Discussion: The Jewish Day School,” Harry Greenfeld, William P. Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- Gordis, 26 (1962): 79–80. gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 139. Katzoff, Louis. Halpern, Harry. “Discussion—The Rabbi in Education,” 10 “The Jewish Day School,” 26 (1962): 42–45. (1946): 176–179. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Kaunfer, Neal. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “New Trends and Programs in Jewish Edu- 118–119. cation,” 39 (1977): 95–102. Hammer, Louis. Kazis, Israel J. “Discussion: Training of Teaching and “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Educa- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 355–356. tion,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): 35. 38 The Rabbinical Assembly

EDUCATION (cont’d.) Life of American Jewry,” 4 (1930–32): Kelman, Joseph. 189–198. “Special Education and the Conservative “The Adolescent, Some of His Interests and Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph Conflicts,” 5 (1933–38): 308–321. Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): “Convention Committee on Education,” 6 118–123. (1939): 165. Kelman, Wolfe. Lang. Leon S. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Congregational School and Progressive Reli- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- gious Education,” 4 (1930–32): 140–147. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “Social Ideals in the Curriculum of the Jew- 36–37. ish School,” 4 (1930–32): 365–367. Kessler, Stanley M. “Abstract of Report of the Education Com- “New Directions in Jewish Education,” 33 mittee,” 5 (1933–38): xii. (1969): 88–95. “What Have We Done With Confirmation?” Klein, Isaac. 5 (1933–38): 288–307. “The Rabbi in Education: All-Day Schools,” “Adult Education Through the Syna- 10 (1946): 159–166. gogue,” 6 (1939): 48–62. Klein, Joel. “Adult Education Committee,” Leon S. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Lang, 7 (1940): 36–41. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and Kling, Simcha. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Educa- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 356–358. tion,” Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- 101–105. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Kohn, Eugene. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias “Character Training in the Jewish Religious Charry, 9 (1945): 88. School,” 4 (1930–32): 43–63. Langh, Philip A. “The Objectives of Jewish Education in “Adult Education and the Synagogue,” 5 America,” 5 (1933–38): 13–29. (1933–38): 139–143. “Social Justice Ideal in Jewish Education,” 5 Lasker, Arnold A. (1933–38): 119–138. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Kohn, S. Joshua. tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 221–222. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Educa- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. tion,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): 36. Kollin, Nathan. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Siegel, 34 (1970): 80–81. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Layman, Robert. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 89. “Special Education and the Conservative Konigsberg, Randall J. Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph “Adult Education Programming,” 47 Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): (1985): 154–157. 116–118. Landau, Sol. Leigh, Michael. “Adult Education: Life As A Text,” 38 “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- (1976): 227–228. sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): Landes, Aaron. 195–196. “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Edu- Levine, Jonathan. cation,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleep- “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- er, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 111–112. tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton “Response: Rabbinic Achievement Award Siegel, 34 (1970): 77–79. Presentation,” 62 (2000): 24–25. Levitsky, Louis M. Landesman, Alter F. “The Adult Jewish Education Program in “Lessons We Can Learn from the Econom- Temple Israel, Wilkes-Barre, PA,” 5 ic Crisis and its Effects on the Spiritual (1933–38): 461–463. Subject Index 39

“Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Noveck, Simon. tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 213, 214. “New Trends in Adult Jewish Education,” “Adult Education,” 36 (1974): 104–109. 18 (1954): 201–212. Lieber, David. “Adult Jewish Education Reconsidered,” 42 “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Educa- (1980): 183–190. tion,” Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- 106–109. sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious 197–200. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. Penner, Samuel. Lipis, Philip. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 1954): gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 213–214, 216–217. 139–140. Pollak, George. Lipnick, Jerome. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 217–219. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): Lukinsky, Joseph. 34–35. “New Dimensions in Jewish Education,” 37 “Curriculum Development,” 37 (1975): (1975): 159–164. 171–176. “Discussion: New Dimensions in Jewish Prero, Amram. Education,” Joseph Lukinsky, 37 “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah (1975): 164–165, 166–167, 168. Nadich, 37 (1975): 138. “The Experience of Parshat Hashavua,” 62 Pressman, Jacob. (2000): 253–255. “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- Mandelbaum, Bernard. gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 141. “Religion and Public Education,” 20 Rabinowitz, Stanley. (1956): 121–129. “Alternatives in Jewish Education,” 34 Marshall, James. (1970): 59–70. “The Crisis in Moral and Intellectual Lead- “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- ership: Public Education and the Crisis tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton in Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Siegel, 34 (1970): 81–84. 15 (1951): 156–163. Rauch, Eduardo. Millgram, Abraham E. “New Directions for Adult Jewish Educa- “Discussion: The Rabbi in Education,” 10 tion,” Barry W. Holtz, Eduardo Rauch, (1946): 169–172, 179–180. 48 (1986): 221–223. “Rabbis As Educational Statesmen,” 19 Ravid, Benjamin C. (1955): 204–214. “On Teaching to College Stu- Nadelmann, Ludwig. dents Who Will Be Your Congregants of “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- Tomorrow,” 59 (1997): 138–140. tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Resnik, David. Siegel, 34 (1970): 78–79. “The Synagogue and its School,” 48 (1986): “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- 235–237. sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): Riemer, Jack. 190–191. “The Laws of Teaching,” 58 (1996): 166. Nadich, Judah. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. “Adult Education,” 37 (1975): 127–134. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 214, Nadich, 37 (1975): 135, 136–137. 220–221. Neulander, Arthur H. Rosoff, Barbara. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and “SATS for Principals: Supervising, Adminis- Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. tering and Teacher Training in the Syn- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 348–350. agogue School,” 54 (1992): 245–250. Newman, Louis. “‘Gimme a Break! Who Needs All This Jewish “New Directions in Jewish Education: A Stuff?’: Teaching and Reaching the Ado- Response,” 33 (1969): 101–105. lescent Population,” 54 (1992): 251–253. 40 The Rabbinical Assembly

EDUCATION (cont’d.) Simon, Ralph. Rosoff, Barbara (cont’d.) “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- “The Classroom Without Discipline Problems: ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Teaching Adults,” 54 (1992): 254–257. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Routtenberg, Max J. Charry, 9 (1945): 89. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 142. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Edu- 35–36. cation,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleep- Rubin, Meyer. er, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 110–111. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Singer, Aaron. ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “The Rabbi As Educator of Youth,” 29 Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias (1965): 101–110. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 89. “Discussion: The Rabbi As Educator of Saposh, Stuart. Youth,” Aaron Singer, 29 (1965): 111–113. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Singer, Howard. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): man, 48 (1986): 233. 192–194. Scharfstein, Zevi. Sleeper, James. “Jewish Education at the Crossroads” “New Directions in Jewish Education: A (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): 107–115. Response,” 33 (1969): 96–100. Schindler, Alexander M. Spar, Elliott. “Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Commu- “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious nity,” 30 (1966): 41–47. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 121. “Discussion: Jewish Education in a Pluralis- Spitz, Leon. tic Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander “Jewish Life on the College Campus,” 4 M. Schindler, 30 (1966): 51–52. (1930–32): 106–109. Schorsch, Emil. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian ties: An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Charry, 9 (1945): 87. Charry, 9 (1945): 88. Starr, Barry. Schulweis, Harold M. “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): Segal, Jacob E. 119–121. “Discussion: The Jewish Day School,” Harry Steinberg, Theodore. Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert “When the Rabbi Must Double as School Gordis, 26 (1962): 71–76, 81. Principal,” 49 (1987): 281–288. Siegel, Morton. Toubin, Isaac. “Alternatives in Jewish Education: A “Discussion: Public Education and Reli- Response,” 34 (1970): 71–76. gion,” Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 143. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Educa- Weintraub, Lewis. tion,” Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Educa- Siegel, 34 (1970): 84–85. tion,” Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): “For God’s Sake, What Do You Teach?” 48 219–220. (1986): 224–230. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. Silberschlag, Eisig. “Holocaust: How to Teach It to a New Gen- “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in eration,” 41 (1979): 76–83. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Wolpe, Gerald I. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Recon- 25–34, 37–39. sidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1980): 194. Silverstein, Alan. Yoskowitz, Herbert A. “Creating New Formats for Adult Educa- “Advancing Adult Jewish Education,” 44 tion,” 47 (1985): 158–160. (1982): 131–135. Subject Index 41

ETHICS. See CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM: JEWISH Alstet, Murray. LAW; THEOLOGY; WAR “Rabbi Murray Alstet,” Sol Landau, 39 EULOGIES (spouses are listed in the hazkarat (1977): 106–107. neshamot under RABBINICAL Annes, Charles A. ASSEMBLY) “Rabbi Pierce Annes,” 46 (1984): 138–139. Abels, Moses. Annes, Pierce. “Hesped,” , 24 (1960): 253. “Rabbi Pierce Annes,” Charles A. Annes, 46 Abelson, Alter. (1984): 138–139. “Alter Abelson—Eulogy,” Philip R. Alstat, Arnoff, Nachman. 29 (1965): 139–141. “In Memoriam,” Isidore Signer, 10 (1946): Abelson, George. 239–241. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 253. Aronson, David. “Hesped,” Kassel Abelson, 24 (1960): “In Memoriam: Professor Israel Davidson,” 256–258. 6 (1939): 37–40. Abelson, Kassel. “Rabbi David Aronson,” Kassel Abelson, 51 “Hesped, George Abelson,” 24 (1960): (1989): 295–297. 256–258. “Rabbi David Aronson Memorial Lecture— “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Introduction” (Hebrew), Benjamin J. Wives,” 47 (1985): 174–176. Segal, 60 (1998): 100–101. “Rabbi David Aronson,” 51 (1989): 295–297. Aronson, Leonard. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 52 (1990): “In Memory of Colleagues and Their 260–262. Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 264. Aber, Felix. Arzt, Max. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues—Felix “Hyman J. Landau—Morris Schatz—Eulo- Aber,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 (1964): gy,” 31 (1967): 174–177. 225–227. “Rabbi Max Arzt,” Simon Greenberg, 38 Abramowitz, Abraham E. (1976): 253–256. “Rabbi Abraham E. Abramowitz,” Morris A. “Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky,” 38 (1976): Gutstein, 44 (1982): 145–147. 275–278. Abramowitz, Herman. Asher, Arnold. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 12 (1948): “Rabbi Arnold Asher,” Bennett A. Neiman, 313–314. 41 (1979): 252–253. Addison, Howard A. Babin, Moshe. “Rabbi Morris A. Gutstein,” 50 (1988): “Maurice I. Kliers—Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 208–211. 130–133. Addison, Robert Joel. “Rabbi Moshe Babin,” Stanley J. Schachter, “Rabbi Robert Joel Addison,” Lawrence 41 (1979): 254–257. Montrose, 46 (1984): 133–137. Bar-Zev, Asher. Adler, Cyrus. “Rabbi Herbert Seltzer,” 51 (1989): “An Intimate Glimpse of Dr. Cyrus Adler,” 7 309–313. (1940): 238–244. Barneis, Henry E. Adler, Morris. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and “In Memoriam—Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon,” Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): 7 (1940): 321–323. 184. “In Memoriam—Abraham M. Hershman,” Baroway, Moses. 23 (1959): 101–104. “Memorial Paper,” Frank I. Schechter, 1 “Morris Adler—Eulogy,” Eli A. Bohnen, 30 (1927): 92–95. (1966): 82–85. Barras, Abraham D. Agus, Jacob. “Rabbi Abraham D. Barras,” Arthur “Rabbi Jacob B. Agus,” Mark G. Loeb, 49 Hertzberg, 46 (1984): 140. (1987): 319–323. Barsel, Solomon M. Alstat, Philip R. “Eulogies,” Max L. Forman, 16 (1952): “E. Charles ,” 27 (1963): 198. 217–219. “Alter Abelson: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 139–141. Basel, Alexander. “Rabbi Philip R. Alstat,” Gilbert M. Epstein, “In Memoriam,” Max Drob, 8 (1941–44): 39 (1977): 103–105. 116–118. 42 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Blechman, Nathan. Bell, Morris. “Eulogies,” Abraham Nowak, 16 (1952): 220. “Rabbi Morris Bell,” Samuel Chiel, 36 Bleich, Harold. (1974): 192–193. “Rabbi Harold Bleich,” Jules Harlow, 42 Bender, Charles. (1980): 235–238. “Rabbi Charles Bender,” Bernard Leffell, Block, Zelick L. 56 (1994): 227–229. “Rabbi Samuel Smerling,” 61 (1999): 183, Bennett, Emanuel. 213–214. “Rabbi Emanuel Bennett,” Michael S. Bluhm, Arthur. Siegel, 53 (1991): 159–162. “Rabbi Arthur Bluhm,” Amram Prero, 27 Bennett, Ephraim. (1963): 192–195. “Rabbi Ephraim Bennett,” Alfred Kolatch, Blumenfeld, David. 56 (1994): 230–233. “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” David Bennett, Georgette. Blumenfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, 46 “Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” Georgette Ben- (1984): 165–169. nett, Cardinal John J. O’Connor, 55 Blumenthal, Aaron H. (1993): 170–175. “Hesped—Benjamin H. Birnbaum—Nor- Bension, Samuel Benjamin. man Salit—Sanders Tofield—William P. “Eulogies (Hebrew),” Gershon Winer, 19 Greenfeld,” 25 (1961): 164–168. (1955): 259. “Rabbi Aaron H. Blumenthal,” Wolfe Kel- Berger, Aviva Ben Ayoun. man, 45 (1983): 191–193. “Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben Bogner, Sidney M. Ayoun Berger,” Fredric Kazan, 52 “Rabbi Sidney Bogner,” Albert L. Raab, 48 (1990): 231–234. (1986): 259–261. Berger, Julius. Bohnen, Eli A. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- “Morris Adler—Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 8 stein, 17 (1953): 272. 2–85. Berger, Kenneth E. “Albert I. Gordon—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): “D’var Torah—In Memory of Sara Duker,” 176–177. 58 (1996): 199–201. “Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen,” Joel H. Zaiman, 55 Berger, Kenneth R. (1993): 157–158. “Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben Bokser, Baruch M. Ayoun Berger,” Fredric Kazan, 52 “Rabbi Baruch Bokser,” Allan Kensky, 53 (1990): 231–234. (1991): 163–167. Bergman, Ben Zion. Bokser, Ben Zion. “Rabbi Kalman Friedman,” 48 (1986): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Phineas Kartzinel,” 4 272–274. (1930–32): 381–382. “Rabbi Charles William Steckel,” 50 (1988): “Rabbi Ben Zion Bokser,” Max J. Routten- 245–248. berg, 46 (1984): 141–143. “Rabbi Norman Tarnor,” 61 (1999): 183, Bonder, Isaac. 215–216. “Isaac Bonder—Eulogy,” Neil Gillman, 34 Berkowitz, Martin. (1970): 168–171. “Eulogies—Nahum B. Kreuger,” 14 (1950): Book, Philip. 323–324. “Rabbi Simon Resnikoff,” 50 (1988): 233–236. Berman, Jeremiah J. Bornstein, Marvin. “Memorial Services—,” 13 “Rabbi David Cohen,” 41 (1979): 258–259. (1949): 449–452. Borowitz, Eugene B. “Eulogies (Hebrew),” Gershon Winer, 19 “Rabbi Steven Samuel Schwarzschild,” 52 (1955): 260. (1990): 249–250. Bienenfeld, Jesse. Bosniak, Jacob. “In Memoriam,” Leon Spitz, 9 (1945): 226. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues— Birnbaum, Benjamin H. Jacob Bosniak,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “Hesped,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 (1961): (1964): 225–227. 165, 168. Brandiss, Joseph. Birnbaum, Moshe. “Rabbi Joseph Brandiss,” Martin S. “Rabbi Julius Goldberg,” 60 (1998): 223–225. Halpern, 38 (1976): 257–259. Subject Index 43

Braude, William G. “Rabbi Lawrence Charney,” Hayim Goren “Rabbi William G. Braude,” Saul Leeman, Perelmuter, 60 (1998): 215–216. 50 (1988): 202–204. Charry, Elias. Braver, Joseph. “Rabbi Elias Charry,” Sanford H. Hahn, 46 “Rabbi Joseph Braver,” Samuel Vogel, 61 (1984): 144–145. (1999): 183, 185–189. Chazin, Pinchos J. Breger, Marcus. “Rabbi Abraham H. Israelitan,” 49 (1987): “Rabbi Marcus Breger,” Philip Lipis, 38 330–332. (1976): 260–264. “Rabbi Sidney Schulman,” 55 (1993): Brill, Mordecai L. 162–164. “Rabbi Mordecai L. Brill,” Arnold A. Chertoff, Gershon Baruch. Lasker, 56 (1994): 234–236. “Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff,” Perry Brody, Seth L. Raphael Rank, 59 (1997): 187–190. “Rabbi Seth L. Brody,” Michael Rascoe, 58 Chertoff, Paul. (1996): 207–210. “Paul Chertoff—Eulogy,” Morton Leifman, Buch, Arthur D. 30 (1966): 86–88. “Rabbi Arthur D. Buch,” Joel S. Geffen, 44 Chiel, Arthur. (1982): 148–149. “Rabbi Arthur Chiel,” , 46 Budick, Burton. (1984): 146–148. “Rabbi Isidore Budick,” 51 (1989): Chiel, Samuel. 298–299. “Rabbi Morris Bell,” 36 (1974): 192–193. Budick, Isidore. “Hazkarah,” 46 (1984): 182–184. “Rabbi Isidore Budick,” Burton Budick, 51 “Professor Shalom Spiegel,” 47 (1985): (1989): 298–299. 172–173. Burnstein, Alexander J. Chinitz, Jacob. “Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein,” Simon “Eulogy of Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell,” 62 Greenberg, 43 (1981): 91–93. (2000): 315–319. Burstein, Abraham. Chodos, Israel. “Eulogies—Jacob Katz,” 14 (1950): “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Israel 321–322. Chodos,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “Abraham Burstein—Eulogy,” Abraham J. (1964): 225–227. Karp, 31 (1967): 169–171. Coblenz, Adolph. Burstein, Elliot M. “Eulogies,” Samuel Rosenblatt, 14 (1950): “In Memoriam—Rabbi Michael Fried,” 8 318–320. (1941–44): 119. Cohen, Armand E. “Rabbi Elliott Burstein,” Harold M. Schul- “Rabbi Harry S. Davidowitz,” 36 (1974): weis, 38 (1976): 265. 194–195. Burstein, Samuel M. “Rabbi William Seligman,” 43 (1981): “In Memory of Colleagues and Their 115–116. Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): “Rabbi Nathan Kollin,” 60 (1998): 264. 233–235. Caplan, Judith Langer. Cohen, Bernard. “Rabbi Samuel Langer,” 58 (1996): “Rabbi Bernard Cohen,” Aaron M. Wise, 45 216–218. (1983): 194–196. Cass, Samuel. Cohen, Boaz. “Rabbi Samuel Cass,” Wilfred Shuchat, 38 “—Eulogy,” Edward Gershfield, (1976): 266–269. 33 (1969): 173–175. Chajes, Zebi Perez. Cohen, David. “In Memoriam,” Alexander Marx, 2 (1928): “Rabbi David Cohen,” Marvin Bornstein, 183–185. 41 (1979): 258–259. Chanover, Hyman. Cohen, Gerson D. “Eulogy of Rabbi Hyman Chanover,” Paul “Rabbi Gerson D. Cohen,” Mortimer Plotkin, 61 (1999): 183, 190–193. Ostow, 54 (1992): 273–277. Charney, Lawrence H. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley Wives,” Seymour J. Cohen, 54 (1992): S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. 308. 44 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Davidowitz-Farkas, Zahara. Cohen, Harry A. “Rabbi Howard Karol Kummer,” 62 (2000): “Rabbi Harry A. Cohen (in Hebrew),” Tsvi 310–314. Asaria-Helfgott, 42 (1980): 239. Davidson, Israel. Cohen, Jacob M. “In Memoriam,” David Aronson, 6 (1939): “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley 37–40. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Davidson, Max D. “Rabbi Jacob M. Cohen,” Norman “Rabbi Max D. Davidson,” Donald D. Zadonowitz, 60 (1998): 217–219. Crain, 40 (1978): 195–198. Cohen, Kenneth S. Davis, Moshe. “Rabbi Jacob Kraft,” 50 (1988): 215–220. “Rabbi Moshe Davis” (English and Cohen, Moses I. Hebrew), Avraham H. Feder, 58 (1996): “In Memory of Colleagues and Their 211–214. Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. Dector, Aaron. Cohen, Samuel. “Rabbi Aaron Dector,” Avi Y. Dector, 57 “Rabbi Samuel Cohen,” Alexander M. (1995): 177–179. Shapiro, 49 (1987): 324–326. Dector, Avi Y Cohen, Seymour J. “Rabbi Aaron Dector,” 57 (1995): 177–179. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Lichter,” 27 (1963): DeKoven, Ralph. 196–197. “Rabbi Ralph DeKoven,” Samuel Schwartz, “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” 40 (1978): 36 (1974): 196–197. 206–207. Dembowitz, Morris V. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Meir Engel—Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 142–144. Wives,” 54 (1992): 305–310. Derby, Josiah. Colish, Nathan. “Eulogies—Leo Geiger,” 16 (1952): “Rabbi Nathan Colish,” Robert L. Samuels, 221–223. 44 (1982): 150–151. “Samuel S. Ruderman—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): Crain, Donald. D. 184–186. “Rabbi Max D. Davidson,” 40 (1978): Diamond, James S. 195–198. “Rabbi Daniel I. Leifer,” 58 (1996): Cytryn, Eric. 219–221. “Rabbi Jerome Kestenbaum,” 55 (1993): Dobrusin, Charles E. 159–161. “Rabbi Irving T. Frankel,” 57 (1995): Dalin, David G. 180–185. “Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” David G. Dalin, Douglas, Martin I. Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): 191–195. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Dalin, Ralph A. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” David G. Dalin, 301–304. Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): 191–195. “Rabbi Martin I. Douglas,” Joseph Smith, Dalin, William Z. 62 (2000): 305–306. “Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” David G. Dalin, Drob, Max. Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): 191–195. “In Memoriam—Rabbi Abel Hirsch,” 5 Daskal, Benjamin A. (1933–38): 236–238. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Daskal,” Mayer Perel- “In Memoriam—Rabbi Alexander Basel,” 8 muter, 37 (1975): 235–238. (1941–44): 116–118. David, Arthur. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley 253–254. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Ducoff, Bernard. “Rabbi Arthur David,” Miriam David-Gray, “Rabbi Raymond Leiman,” 57 (1995): 60 (1998): 220–222. 195–196. David-Gray, Miriam. Eckstein, Moses. “Rabbi Arthur David,” 60 (1998): 220–222. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. Davidowitz, Harry S. Efros, Israel. “Rabbi Harry S. Davidowitz,” Armand E. “In Memoriam: Dr. Julius Kaplan” Cohen, 36 (1974): 194–195. (Hebrew), 7 (1940): 317–320. Subject Index 45

Eichler, Menachem M. Feder, Avraham H. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 1 (1927): “Rabbi Moshe Davis” (English and 89–91. Hebrew), 58 (1996): 211–214. Eisenberg, David. Feinberg, Charles M. “Rabbi Herman Eisenberg,” 51 (1989): “Rabbi Erwin Zimet,” 52 (1990): 255–259. 300–302. Feinberg, Louis. Eisenberg, Herman. “In Memoriam: Theodore Herzl” “Rabbi Herman Eisenberg,” David Eisen- (Abstract), 5 (1933–38): 73. berg, 51 (1989): 300–302. “Memorial Services,” Morris Teller, 13 Eisenman, Bernard. (1949): 440–443. “Rabbi Martin Kessler,” 61 (1999): 183, Feld, Edward. 204–206. “Rabbi Harold Goldfarb,” 58 (1996): 215. Eisenstein, Ira J. Feldbin, Abraham I. “Eulogies—Milton Steinberg,” 14 (1950): “Rabbi Nathan Nata Rosen,” 52 (1990): 325–327. 240–242. “Rabbi Eugene Kohn,” 39 (1977): 110–111. Feldman, Irwin. “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 46 (1984): “Rabbi Irwin Feldman,” Samuel Feldman, 151–153. 59 (1997): 196–200. Elazar, Daniel. Feldman, Samuel. “Rabbi David Mogilner,” 38 (1976): 279–280. “Rabbi Irwin Feldman,” 59 (1997): Elmaleh, Keon H. 196–200. “Leon H. Elmaleh—Eulogy,” Ezekiel N. Feldman, Theodore. Musleah, 35 (1973): 114–116. “Rabbi Samuel Zakuto,” 43 (1981): Elster, Shulamit Reich. 119–120. “Rabbi Paul Reich,” 50 (1988): 229–232. Finkelstein, Ezra M. Ende, George. “Rabbi Joseph H. Wise,” 58 (1996): “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- 245–246. son, 52 (1990): 262. Finkelstein, Louis. Engel, Meir. “In Memoriam: Professor Jacob Hoschan- “Meir Engel—Eulogy,” Morris V. Dem- der,” 5 (1933–38): 69–72. bowitz, 29 (1965): 142–144. “An Intimate Glimpse of Dr. Cyrus Adler,” 7 Engelstein, Louis. (1940): 238–244. “Rabbi Louis Engelstein,” Seymour Siegel, “Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” Simon Green- 48 (1986): 262–263. berg, 54 (1992): 278–281. Englander, Benjamin. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” “In Memory of Colleagues,” Michael Mon- Seymour J. Cohen, 54 (1992): 307. son, 51 (1989): 317. Finkelstein, Meyer. Epstein, Gilbert M. “Rabbi Meyer Finkelstein,” Dr. Sidney “Rabbi Philip R. Alstat,” 39 (1977): Sokolove, 37 (1975): 239–241. 103–105. Finkle, Jesse. Epstein, Louis M. “Rabbi Jesse Finkle,” Ephraim Shimoff, 41 “Memorial Services,” Israel Lebendiger, 13 (1979): 260–261. (1949): 444–448. Fisher, Julius. Epstein, Samuel. “Julius Fisher—Eulogy,” Max J. Routten- “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. berg, 30 (1966): 89–90. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. Fishman, Hertzel. Faber, Salamon. “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” Mordecai Kir- “Rabbi Salamon Faber,” Stanley J. shblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov Schachter, 61 (1999): 183, 194–197. Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): Farber, Maxwell M. 198–199. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. Fleishaker, Oscar. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Mordecai Wax- Fedder, Abraham Herbert. man, 58 (1996): 251. “Rabbi Abraham Herbert Fedder,” Morris Forman, Barr H. S. Friedman, 48 (1986): 264–265. “Rabbi Max Forman,” 52 (1990): 235–237. 46 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Geffen, Joel S. Forman, Max L. “Joseph Warren—Eulogy,” 30 (1966): “Eulogies: Solomon M. Barsel,” 16 (1952): 102–104. 217–219. “Rabbi Arthur D. Buch,” 44 (1982): “Rabbi Max Forman,” Barr H. Forman, 52 148–149. (1990): 235–237. “Rabbi Joel Geffen,” Michael Monson, 51 Frank, Helmut F. (1989): 303–306. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- Geiger, Leo. son, 52 (1990): 262. “Eulogies,” Josiah Derby, 16 (1952): XVI: Frank, Morris. 221–223. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 11 (1947): Gelb, Bernard. 373. “Rabbi Max Gelb,” 50 (1988): 205–207. Frankel, Irving T. Gelb, Max. “Rabbi Irving T. Frankel,” Charles E. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Harry Dobrusin, 57 (1995): 180–185. Katchen, 49 (1987): 349. Frankel, Jack E. “Rabbi Max Gelb,” Bernard Gelb, 50 “Rabbi C. Joseph Teichman,” 51 (1989): (1988): 205–207. 314–316. Geller, Yonah H. Fredman, Samuel. “Rabbi Louis Neimand,” 39 (1977): “In Memoriam,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 8 119–120. (1941–44): 26–28. Gershfield, Edward. Freedman, Jacob. “Boaz Cohen—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): “Rabbi Jacob Freedman,” Elliot B. Gertel, 173–175. 48 (1986): 266–271. Gerstein, Louis C. Freilich, Samuel. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Rabbi Samuel Freilich,” Ethan Moses leagues,” Arnold M. Goodman, 59 Tucker, 56 (1994): 237–238. (1997): 219. Fried, Michael. Gertel, Elliot B. “In Memoriam,” Elliot Burstein, 8 “Rabbi Jacob Freedman,” 48 (1986): (1941–44): 119. 266–271. Friedman, Emil. “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The Rab- “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 11 (1947): binical Assembly, 1968–1970,” Matthew 372. Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 (1996): Friedman, Mordecai Akiva. 237–244. “Professor Moshe Zucker” (Hebrew), 50 Gillman, Neil. (1988): alef-hey. “Isaac Bonder—Eulogy,” 34 (1970): Friedman, Morris S. 168–171. “Rabbi Abraham Herbert Fedder,” 48 Ginsberg, H.L. (1986): 264–265. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. Friedman, Theodore. Lewis, 53 (1991): 202. “Rabbi Solomon D. Goldfarb,” 38 (1976): Ginzler, Arthur. 270–272. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 12 (1948): “Rabbi S. Gershon Levi,” 52 (1990): 238–239. 313–314. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Glatt, Herman. Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): “Rabbi Herman Glatt,” Paul L. Hait, 51 184. (1989): 307–308. Friedman, Kalman. Glatt, Melvin J. “Rabbi Kalman Friedman,” Ben Zion “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Bergman, 48 (1986): 272–274. Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. Ganz, Irving. Gluck, Theodore. “Irving Ganz—Eulogy,” Sidney S. Guth- “Bernard H. Ziskind—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): man, 34 (1970): 172–173. 187–189. Garfinkel, Joseph. Goldberg, Julius. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Michael Mon- “Rabbi Julius Goldberg,” Moshe Birnbaum, son, 51 (1989): 317. 60 (1998): 223–225. Subject Index 47

“In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. Speier, B. Reuben Weilerstein,” 28 Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. (1964): 225–227. Goldberg, Milton. “Rabbi Morris Goodblatt,” Wolfe Kelman, “Rabbi Milton Goldberg,” Zev Goldberg, 39 40 (1978): 199–200. (1977): 108–109. Goodman, Arnold M. Goldberg, Morris M. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Rabbi Morris M. Goldberg,” Gilbert S. leagues,” 59 (1997): 218–220. Rosenthal, 54 (1992): 282–286. Gordis, Robert. Goldberg, Morton. “Rabbi Abraham Heller,” 37 (1975): “Rabbi Morton Goldberg,” Michael N. 244–246. Ungar, 61 (1999): 183, 198–200. “Rabbi David Jacobson,” 43 (1981): 107–109. Goldberg, Nathan. “Rabbi Nathan Jacobson,” 47 (1985): “Rabbi Philip Listokin,” 57 (1995): 197–198. 167–169. “Rabbi Ralph Silverstein,” 59 (1997): “In Memory of Colleagues and Their 216–217. Wives,” Seymour J. Cohen, 54 (1992): Goldberg, Zev. 309–310. “Rabbi Milton Goldberg,” 39 (1977): Gordon, Albert I. 108–109. “Albert I. Gordon—Eulogy,” Eli A. Bohnen, Goldenberg, Frank. 33 (1969): 176–177. “In Memoriam,” Samuel Penner, 10 Gordon, Harold. (1946): 241–243. “Rabbi Harold Gordon,” Baruch Silver- Goldfarb, Harold. stein, 40 (1978): 201–202. “Rabbi Harold Goldfarb,” Edward Feld, 58 Gordon, Harry Z. (1996): 215. “In Memoriam,” Morris Adler, 7 (1940): Goldfarb, Israel. 321–323. “Israel Goldfarb—Eulogy,” Irving Gordon, Solomon. Lehrman, 31 (1967): 172–173. “Rabbi Bernard A. Rubenstein,” 38 (1976): Goldfarb, Solomon D. 286–290. “Rabbi Solomon D. Goldfarb,” Theodore Gorrelick, Benjamin H. Friedman, 38 (1976): 270–272. “Rabbi Abraham P. Kazis,” 36 (1974): Goldfeder, Fishel J. 198–201. “Rabbi Fishel Goldfeder,” Yaakov G. Rosen- “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley berg, 43 (1981): 94–97. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Goldman, Israel. “Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick,” Herbert A. “Rabbi Israel Goldman,” Samuel Rosen- Yoskowitz, 60 (1998): 226–229. blatt, 42 (1980): 240–242. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. Goldman, Solomon. Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- Gottlieb, Moshe Raphael. stein, 17 (1953): 273–274. “Rabbi Moshe Raphael Gottlieb,” Joshua J. Goldstein, Alexander. Adler, 56 (1994): 239–240. “Rabbi Alexander Goldstein,” Wolfe Kel- “Rabbi Moshe Raphael Gottlieb”(Hebrew), man, 42 (1980): 243–244. by Leor Gottlieb, 56 (1994): 241. Goldstein, David. Granowitz, Jacob. “Rabbi David Goldstein,” Simon Green- “Memorial Address of the Late Rabbi Gra- berg, 53 (1991): 168–171. nowitz,” Bernard H. Ziskind, Harry L. Goldstein, Israel. Jacobs, (with photograph in some “Rabbi Israel Goldstein,” Yosef Green, 48 copies), 3 (1929): 126–131. (1986): 275–276. Graubart, David. Goodblatt, Morris S. “Z.Harry Gutstein—Eulogy,” David “In Memoriam: Rabbi Samuel Fredman,” 8 Graubart, 33 (1969): 180–181. (1941–44): 26–28. “Rabbi David Graubart,” Irving A. Wein- “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Felix gart, 46 (1984): 149–150. Aber, Jacob Bosniak, Israel Chodos, Graubart, Philip. Benjamin Grossman, Israel Lebendiger, “Eulogies,” Irving A. Weingart, 16 (1952): Stanley Lobel, Jesse Schwartz, Morris 224–225. 48 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) “Eulogies (Hebrew),” Gershon Winer, 19 Grayzel, Solomon. (1955): 259. “Rabbi Solomon Grayzel,” Reuben J. Magil, Griffel, Henry O. 43 (1981): 98–99. “Henry O. Griffel: Eulogy,” Bernard Segal, Green, Yosef. 33 (1969): 178–179. “Rabbi Israel Goldstein,” 48 (1986): 275–276. Groner, Irwin. “Rabbi Aryeh Lev Katzoff” (Hebrew), 50 “Rabbi Herbert Parzen,” 48 (1986): (1988): vov-zayin. 279–280. Greenberg, Daniel. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and “Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” 56 (1994): Their Wives,” 55 (1993): 182–184. 242–244. Grossman, Benjamin. Greenberg, Louis. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues—Ben- “In Memoriam,” Michael Higger, 10 jamin Grossman,” Morris S. Goodblatt, (1946): 243–246. 28 (1964): 225–227. Greenberg, Meyer. Grossman, Herman (Chaim). “Rabbi Meyer Greenberg,” Saadia Green- “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley berg, 57 (1995): 186–187. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Greenberg, Saadia. “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” Jacob Pressman, “Rabbi Meyer Greenberg,” 57 (1995): 60 (1998): 230–232. 186–187. “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” Jacob Pressman, Greenberg, Simon. 61 (1999): 183, 201–203. “Rabbi Max Arzt,” 38 (1976): 253–256. Grossman, Lewis B. “Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow,” 38 (1976): “Rabbi Lewis B. Grossman,” Harry Jolt, 37 291–294. (1975): 242–243. “Rabbi Moses Lehrman,” 40 (1978): Gruenewald, Max. 203–205. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and “Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein,” 43 (1981): Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): 91–93. 184. “Rabbi ,” 43 (1981): 110–112. Guthman, Sidney S. “Rabbi Alter Landesman,” 43 (1981): “Irving Ganz—Eulogy,” 34 (1970): 113–114. 172–173. “Rabbi Bernard Segal,” 47 (1985): 170–171. “Rabbi Morris D. Margolis,” 40 (1978): “Rabbi David Goldstein,” 53 (1991): 208–209. 168–171. Gutstein, Morris. A. “Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 54 (1992): “Morris Teller—Eulogy,” 31 (1967): 278–281. 178–181. “Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” Daniel Green- “Rabbi Abraham E. Abramowitz,” 44 berg, 56 (1994): 242–244. (1982): 145–147. Greenburg, William. “Rabbi Morris A. Gutstein,” Howard A. “Rabbi William Greenburg,” Harvey Tattel- Addison, 50 (1988): 208–211. baum, 59 (1997): 201–205. Gutstein, Z. Harry. Greenfeld, William P. “Z. Harry Gutstein—Eulogy,” David “Personal Reminiscences of Professor Mor- Graubart, 33 (1969): 180–181. ris D. Levine,” 10 (1946): 147–149. Haas, Louis J. “Hesped,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 (1961): “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 167–168. (1957): 236. Greenstein, Manuel. Hadas, Gershon. “Rabbi Manuel Greenstein,” Stanley Green- “Rabbi Gershon Hadas,” Morris B. Mar- stein, 44 (1982): 152–154. golies, 43 (1981): 100–101. Greenstein, Stanley. Hahn, Sanford H. “Rabbi Manuel Greenstein,” 44 (1982): “Rabbi Elias Charry,” 46 (1984): 144–145. 152–154. Hailperin, Herman. Greenstone, Julius H. “Eulogies: Goodman A. Rose,” 15 (1951): 252. “Eulogies: C. David Matt,” 16 (1952): “Herman Hailperin—Eulogy,” Solomon M. 228–229. Kaplan, 35 (1973): 117–120. Subject Index 49

Halkin, Abraham S. Behalf of Modern Hebrew in the United “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- States” (Hebrew), 6 (1939): 98–103. son, 52 (1990): 262. “In Memoriam,” Morris Adler, 23 (1959): Halpern, Abraham E. 101–104. “Hesped,” Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Hertz, Joseph Herman. 225–226. “In Memoriam,” Elias Solomon, 10 (1946): Halpern, Harry. 246–253. “Hesped: Moses Abels, George Abelson, Max Hertzberg, Arthur. Drob, Moses Eckstein, Jacob Mendel- “Rabbi Abraham D. Barras,” 46 (1984): 140. sohn, Solomon Metz, Elias Rabinowitz, Herzl, Theodore. Leon Spitz, Bernard Stolper,” 24 “In Memoriam: Eulogy” (Abstract), by (1960): 252–255. Louis Feinberg, 5 (1933–38): 73. “Rabbi Harry Halpern,” Baruch Silverstein, Heschel, Abraham Joshua. 44 (1982): 155–157. “: Eulogy,” Wolfe Halpern, Martin Samuel. Kelman, 35 (1973): 125–127. “Rabbi Joseph Brandiss,” 38 (1976): Hiat, Paul L. 257–259. “Rabbi Herman Glatt,” 51 (1989): 307–308. “Rabbi Martin Samuel Halpern,” Lawrence Higger, Michael. S. Zierler, 57 (1995): 188–194. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Louis Greenberg,” Halpern, Mordecai S. 10 (1946): 243–246. “Mordecai S. Halpern: Eulogy,” Bernard “Memorial Address,” Isaac H. Levinthal, 17 Lipnick, 35 (1973): 121–122. (1953): 275–278. Halpern, Naftali. Hirsh, Abel. “Naftali Halpern: Eulogy,” Edward Kandel, “In Memoriam,” Max Drob, 5 (1933–38): 35 (1973): 123–124. 236–238. Halpern, Peretz. Hochman, Jacob. “Rabbi Peretz Halpern,” Abraham “Jacob Hochman—Eulogy,” Meyer Rubin, Morhaim, 50 (1988): 212–214. 30 (1966): 91–93. Harlow, Jules. Hoffman, Charles I. “Rabbi Harold Bleich,” 42 (1980): 235–238. “In Memoriam,” Elias L. Solomon, 9 “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” 49 (1987): (1945): 224–225. 341–345. Hoffman, Isidor. “Rabbi Hayyim Kieval,” 53 (1991): 176–179. “Rabbi Isidor Hoffman,” Jerome R. Malino, Heller, Abraham M. 43 (1981): 104–105. “Joseph Miller: Eulogy,” 32 (1968): Hollander, Benjamin. 196–198. “Eulogy: Nehama Leibowitz,” 60 (1998): “Rabbi Abraham Heller,” Robert Gordis, 37 205–208. (1975): 244–246. Honig, Jacob. Herbst, Joseph. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- “Rabbi Joseph Herbst,” Solomon Herbst, stein, 17 (1953): 271. 43 (1981): 102–103. Horowitz, Edward. Herbst, Solomon. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Harry “Rabbi Joseph Herbst,” 43 (1981): 102–103. Katchen, 49 (1987): 349. Herman, Jack. Horvitz, Abraham. “Jack Herman: Eulogy,” David C. Kogen, 34 “Rabbi Abraham Horvitz,” Morris Pick- (1970): 174–176. holtz, 43 (1981): 106. Herman, Joseph. Hoschander, Jacob. “Max Zucker: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 141–143. “In Memoriam,” Louis Finkelstein, 5 Herring, Hayim Y. (1933–38): 69–72. “Rabbi Joseph W. Wiesenberg,” 54 (1992): Hurwitz, B. Leon. 303–304. “Leon B. Hurwitz: Euolgy,” Morris Skop, 35 Hershman, Abraham M. (1973): 128–129. “In Memoriam: Professor Morris D. Levine,” Hyams, Ario S. 5 (1933–38): 267–271. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Rabbi Levine, His Life and His Activities on Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. 50 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Kaplan, Solomon M. Hyamson, Moses. “Herman Hailperin—Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Memorial Services,” Jeremiah J. Berman, 117–120. 13 (1949): 449–452. “Rabbi Solomon M. Kaplan,” Moshe V. Hyman, Hillel. Goldblum, 45 (1983): 197. “Rabbi Hillel Hyman,” Barry Dov Schwartz, Karp, Abraham J. 42 (1980): 245–246. “Abraham Burstein—Eulogy,” 31 (1967): Hyman, Irwin I. 169–171. “Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman,” Charles Sherman, Kass, Alvin. 49 (1987): 327–329. “Rabbi Harry E. Schwartz,” 50 (19880: Israeli, Phineas. 237–240. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 12 (1948): Katchen, Alan S. 313–314. “Rabbi Harry W. Katchen,” 62 (2000): Israelitan, Abraham H. 307–309. “Rabbi Abraham H. Israelitan,” Pinchos J. Katchen, Harry W. Chazin, 49 (1987): 330–332. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 49 (1987): Jacobs, Harry L. 349–350. “Memorial Address on the Late Rabbi Gra- “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- nowitz,” 3 (1929): 130–131. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Jacobs, Harry S. 301–304. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 11 (1947): “Rabbi Harry W. Katchen,” Alan S. 372. Katchen, 62 (2000): 307–309. Jacobson, David. Katz, Baruch. “Rabbi David Jacobson,” Robert Gordis, 43 “Rabbi Baruch Katz,” Abraham Pelberg, 38 (1981): 107–109. (1976): 273–274. Jacobson, Nathan. Katz, Jacob. “Rabbi Nathan Jacobson,” Robert Gordis, “Eulogies,” Abraham Burstein, 14 (1950): 47 (1985): 167–169. 321–322. Joffe, Joshua A. Katzoff, Aryeh Lev. “In Memoriam,” C. E. Hillel Kauvar, 5 “Rabbi Aryeh Lev Katzoff (Hebrew),” Yosef (1933–38): 272–273. Green, 50 (1988): vov-zayin. Jolt, Harry. Kaufman, Reuben. “Rabbi Lewis B. Grossman,” 37 (1975): “Eulogy—Alfred H. Kahn,” 20 (1956): 242–243. 286–287. Kadushin, Max. Kauvar, C. E. Hillel. “Rabbi Max Kadushin,” Simon Greenberg, “In Memoriam—Reverend Joshua A. Joffe,” 43 (1981): 110–112. 5 (1933–38): 272–275. Kahn, Alfred H. Kazan, Fredric. “Eulogy,” Reuben Kaufman, 20 (1956): “Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben 286–287. Ayoun Berger,” 52 (1990): 231–234. Kamin, Jonas. Kazis, Abraham P. “In Memoriam,” Bernard H. Ziskind, 8 “Rabbi Abraham P. Kazis,” Benjamin H. (1941–44): 250–252. Gorrelick, 36 (1974): 198–201. Kandel, Edward R. Kazis, Israel J. “Naftali Halpern—Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Herman H. Rubenovitz—Eulogy,” 30 123–124. (1966): 96–99. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Kelman, Levi (-Weiman). Wives,” Kassel Abelson, 47 (1985): “Dedication of Rabbinical Assembly Grove 176. in Memory of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” 60 Kaplan, Julius. (1998): 106–108. “In Memoriam (Hebrew),” Israel Efros, 7 Kelman, Wolfe. (1940): 317–320. “Abraham Joshua Heschel—Eulogy,” 35 Kaplan, Mordecai M. (1973): 125–127. “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Ira Eisen- “Rabbi Morris Goodblatt,” 40 (1978): stern, 46 (1984): 151–153. 199–200. Subject Index 51

“Rabbi Alexander Goldstein,” 42 (1980): Kling, Simcha. 243–244. “Rabbi Simcha Kling,” Robert Slosberg, 53 “Rabbi Aaron H. Blumenthal,” 45 (1983): (1991): 180–182. 191–193. Kogen, David C. “Rabbi Arthur Chiel,” 46 (1984): 146–148. “Jack Herman: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): 174–176. “Rabbi Ludwig Nadelmann,” 49 (1987): “Rabbi Isaac Klein,” 41 (1979): 262–265. 335–336. Kohn, Eugene. “Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” 50 (1988): “Rabbi Eugene Kohn,” Ira J. Eisenstein, 39 241–244. (1977): 110–111. “Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton M. Leif- Kohn, Jacob. man, 53 (1991): 172–175. “Jacob Kohn: Eulogy,” Louis M. Levitsky, 33 “Dedication of Rabbinical Assembly Grove in (1969): 182–183. Memory of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Levi Kohn, S. Joshua. Weiman-Kelman, 60 (1998): 106–108. “Rabbi S. Joshua Kohn,” Abraham Mill- Kensky, Allan. gram, 44 (1982): 158–159. “Rabbi Baruch Bokser,” 53 (1991): Kollin, Nathan. 163–167. “Eulogies: Carl L. Manello,” 16 (1952): Kessler, Martin. 226–227. “Rabbi Martin Kessler,” Bernard Eisenman, “Rabbi Nathan Kollin,” Armond E. Cohen, 61 (1999): 183, 204–206. 60 (1998): 233–235. Kestenbaum, Jerome. Kolatch, Alfred. “Rabbi Jerome Kestenbaum,” Eric Cytryn, “Rabbi Ephraim Bennett,” 56 (1994): 230–233. 55 (1993): 159–161. Kose, Elvin. Kieval, Hayyim. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Rabbi Hayyim Kieval,” Jules Harlow, 53 Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. (1991): 176–179. Kraft, Jacob. King, Martin Luther, Jr. “Rabbi Jacob Kraft,” Kenneth S. Cohen, 50 “In Memory of Martin Luther King, Jr.,” (1988): 215–220. Jordan S. Ofseyer, 49 (1987): 61–65. Kratzenstein, Jossef J. Kirshblum, I. Usher. “Rabbi Jossef J. Kratzenstein,” Stefan Wein- “Joseph S. Shubow—Eulogy,” 34 (1970): berg, 53 (1991): 183–184. 181–182. Kreuger, Nahum B. “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” Mordecai Kir- “Eulogies,” Martin Berkowitz, 14 (1950): shblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov 323–324. Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): Kummer, Howard Karol. 198–199. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Klein, Andrew. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Andrew Klein—Eulogy,” Albert N. Troy, 32 301–304. (1968): 193–195. “Rabbi Howard Karol Kummer,” Zahara Klein, Isaac. Davidowitz-Farkas, 62 (2000): 310–314. “Rabbi Isaac Klein,” David C. Kogen, 41 Kurshan, Neil. (1979): 262–265. “Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” Neil Kurshan, Klein, Max D. Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): 250–253. “Memorial Address: Louis J. Haas, Jerome Kurz, Michael L. Labovitz, Leon S. Lang, Abraham L. “Memorial Tribute,” Baruch Silverstein, 48 Lassen, Elias L. Solomon, Marcus (1986): 303. Wald,” 21 (1957): 236–239. Kushner, Harold S. “Rabbi Max D. Klein,” Edward T. Sandrow, “Rabbi Irving Perlman,” 44 (1982): 160–161. 36 (1974): 202. “Rabbi Pesach Sobel,” 60 (1998): 255–257. Kleinman, Philip. “Rabbi Manuel Saltzman,” 60 (1998): “Rabbi Philip Kleinman,” Joshua Stamfer, 250–251. 46 (1984): 154–155. Labinger, Marvin L. Kliers, Maurice I. “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” David Blu- “Maurice I. Kliers: Eulogy,” Moshe Babin, menfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, 46 35 (1973): 130–133. (1984): 165–169. 52 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Labovitz, Jerome. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 301–304. (1957): 238–239. “Eulogy of Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell,” Jacob Landau, Hyman J. Chinitz, 62 (2000): 315–319. “Hyman J. Landau—Eulogy,” Max Arzt, 31 Lehrman, Irving. (1967): 174–177. “Israel Goldfarb: Eulogy,” 31 (1967): Landau, Sol. 172–173. “Rabbi Murray Alstet,” 39 (1977): 106–107. “Rabbi Charles Rubel,” 42 (1980): 248. Landesman, Alter. Lehrman, Moses. “Rabbi Alter Landesman,” Simon Green- “Rabbi Moses Lehrman,” Simon Green- berg, 43 (1981): 113–114. berg, 40 (1978): 203–205. Landskroner, Al. Leibowitz, Nehama. “Rabbi Solomon H. Waldenberg,” 46 “Eulogy: Nehama Leibowitz,” Benjamin (1984): 173–174. Hollander, 60 (1998): 205–208. Lang, Leon S. Leifer, Daniel I. “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 “Rabbi Daniel I. Leifer,” James S. Diamond, (1957): 237–238. 58 (1996): 219–221. Langer, Samuel. Leifman, Morton M. “Rabbi Samuel Langer,” Judith Langer “Paul Chertoff: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 86–88. Caplan, 58 (1996): 216–218. “Rabbi Morton J. Waldman,” 43 (1981): Langh, Philip A. 117–118. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 11 (1947): “Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg,” 52 (1990): 372. 243–246. Lanyi, George. “Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” 53 (1991): 172–175. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- Leiman, Raymond. stein, 17 (1953): 271–272. “Rabbi Raymond Leiman,” Bernard Lasker, Arnold A. Ducoff, 57 (1995): 195–196. “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” 48 (1986): Leipziger, Michael. 277–278. “Rabbi Henrique Lemle,” 41 (1979): “Rabbi Jordon I. Taxon,” 50 (1988): 249–251. 266–267. “Rabbi Mordecai L. Brill,” 56 (1994): 234–236. “Rabbi Asher Levi,” 42 (1980): 247. “Rabbi Arnold A. Lasker,” Jeshaia Lemle, Henrique. Schnitzer, 59 (1997): 206–209. “Rabbi Henrique Lemle,” Michael Lasker, Harry B. Leipziger, 41 (1979): 266–267. “Rabbi Harry B. Lasker,” Perry Rank, 53 Levens, Monroe J. (1991): 185–187. “Rabbi Monroe J. Levens,” 45 (1983): Lassen, Abraham L. 200–201. “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 Levi, Asher. (1957): 236. “Rabbi Asher Levi,” Michael Leipziger, 42 Lazowick, Maurice A. (1980): 247. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. Levi, S. Gershon. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 34 (1970): Lebendiger, Israel. 183–185. “Memorial Services: Louis M. Epstein,” 13 “Rabbi S. Gershon Levi,” Theodore Fried- (1949): 444–448. man, 52 (1990): 238–239. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues— Levine, Etan B. Israel Lebendiger,” Morris S. Goodblatt, “Marshal Robert Lifson—Eulogy,” 30 28 (1964): 225–227. (1966): 94–95. Leeman, Saul. Levine, Lee. “Rabbi William G. Braude,” 50 (1988): “Rabbi Chaim Pearl,” 58 (1996): 224–227. 202–204. Levine, Morris D. Leffell, A. Bernard. “In Memoriam,” Abraham M. Hershman, 5 “Rabbi Charles Bender,” 56 (1994): (1933–38): 267–271. 227–229. “Rabbi Levine, His Life and His Activities Subject Index 53

on Behalf of Modern Hebrew in the Remembrances,” Billie C. Lieberworth, United States (Moshe ha-Levi: Halutz David L. Lieberworth, Ronald Lieber- ha-Ruah),” Abraham M. Hershman, 6 worth, 59 (1997): 210–213. (1939): 98–103. Lieberworth, Ronald. “Siyyum HaShas—Personal Reminiscences “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family of Professor Morris D. Levine,” William Remembrances,” Billie C. Lieberworth, P. Greenfeld, 10 (1946): 147–149. David L. Lieberworth, Ronald Lieber- Levine, Shlomo D. worth, 59 (1997): 210–213. “Rabbi Ira Sud,” 48 (1986): 287–289. Lifson, Marshal Robert. Levinson, Nathan. “Marshal Robert Lifson—Eulogy,” Etan B. “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” Seymour J. Levine, 30 (1966): 94–95. Cohen, 40 (1978): 206–207. Lincoln, David H. Levinson, Nathan. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 42 (1980): “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” Arnold Lasker, 249–250. 48 (1986): 277–278. Lindenberg, Joshua. Levitsky, Louis M. “Rabbi Maxwell Lawrence Sacks,” 41 “Jacob Kohn—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): 182–183. (1979): 272. “Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky,” Max Arzt, 38 Lipis, Philip. (1976): 275–278. “Rabbi Marcus Breger,” 38 (1976): 260–264. Lewis, Albert L. “Rabbi Philip Lipis,” David Polish, 39 “In Memory of Colleagues,” 43 (1981): (1977): 112–113. 121–122. Lipman, Solomon. “Rabbi Max Weine,” 48 (1986): 290–292. “Rabbi Solomon Lipman,” Sanford E. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 53 (1991): Sapirstein, 36 (1974): 203–205. 200–203. Lipnick, Bernard. Lewittes, Mordecai H. “Mordecai S. Halpern: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. 121–122. Lewis, 53 (1991): 203. “Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 144–146. Lichtenstein, Michael. Lipnick, Jerome. “In Memoriam,” Leon Spitz, 5 (1933–38): “Rabbi Jerome Lipnick,” Wilfred Shuchat, 370–371. 39 (1977): 114–118. Lichter, Benjamin A. Listokin, Philip. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Lichter,” Seymour J. “Rabbi Philip Listokin,” Nathan Goldberg, Cohen, 27 (1963): 196–197. 57 (1995): 197–198. Lieber, David L. Lobel, Stanley. “Rabbi William Malev,” 36 (1974): 206–209. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues—Stan- “Rabbi Joseph Wagner,” 41 (1979): ley Lobel,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 275–276. (1964): 225–227. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 61 (1999): Loeb, Mark G. 181–184. “Rabbi Jacob B. Agus,” 49 (1987): 319–323. Lieberman, Saul. Lowenthal, Eric I. “Professor Saul Lieberman,” Professor Dov “Rabbi Eric T. Lowenthal,” Manuel Saltz- Zlotnick, 45 (1983): 202–207. man, 46 (1984): 156–157. Lieberworth, Billie C. Lublin, Nathan A. “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family “Hesped,” Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Remembrances,” Billie C. Lieberworth, 225–226. David L. Lieberworth, Ronald Lieber- Lubliner, Immauel. worth, 59 (1997): 210–213. “Rabbi Immanuel Lubliner,” Jonathan S. K. Lieberworth, David L. Lubliner, 60 (1998): 236–241. “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family Lubliner, Jonathan S. K. Remembrances,” Billie C. Lieberworth, “Rabbi Immanuel Lubliner,” 60 (1998): David L. Lieberworth, Ronald Lieber- 236–241. worth, 59 (1997): 210–213. Luski, Jacob. Lieberworth, Louis Harold. “Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf,” 49 (1987): “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family 333–334. 54 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) “Eulogies,” Julius H. Greenstone, 16 Magid, Marian. (1952): 228–229. “Rabbi George Vida,” 52 (1990): 251–252. Matt, Daniel. Magil, Reuben J. “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” 50 (1988): 221–222. “Rabbi Solomon Grayzel,” 43 (1981): Matt, Hershel Jonah. 98–99. “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” Daniel Matt, 50 Malev, William. (1988): 221–222. “Rabbi William Malev,” , 36 “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” Jonathan Matt, 50 (1974): 206–209. (1988): 223–224. Malino, Jerome R. Matt, Jonathan. “Rabbi Isidor Hoffman,” 43 (1981): 104–105. “Rabbi Hershel Matt” 50 L (1988): Maltzman, Marshall J. 223–224. “Rabbi Sidney Steiman,” 39 (1977): 128–129. Mauskopf, Aaron. “Eulogy,” 39 (1977): 130–132. “Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf,” Jacob Luski, 49 Manello, Carl L. (1987): 333–334. “Eulogies,” Nathan Kollin, 16 (1952): Melamed, Raphael. 226–227. “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 12 (1948): Marcus, Joseph. 313–314. “Rabbi Joseph Marcus (in Hebrew),” Mendelsohn, Jacob. Hyman R. Rabinowitz, 37 (1975): “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. 247–248. Mereminsky, Meyer. Margolies, Morris B. “Rabbi Meyer Mereminsky,” Max Vorspan, “Rabbi Gershon Hadas,” 43 (1981): 36 (1974): 210–213. 100–101. Mesch, Abraham. Margolis, Elias. “Rabbi Abraham Mesch,” Amram Prero, 27 “In Memoriam,” C. David Matt, 11 (1947): (1963): 192–195. 372. Metz, Solomon. Margolis, Max L. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. “In Memoriam,” Alexander Marx, 4 Meyer, Isidore S. (1930–32): 368–380. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Margolis, Morris D. Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): Eulogies: Abraham Silverstone,” 15 (1951): 184. 253–254. Meyer, Marshall T. “Rabbi Morris D. Margolis,” Sidney S. Guth- “Rabbi ,” Eugene Weiner, 56 man, 40 (1978): 208–209. (1994): 245–249. Marx, Alexander. Milgrom, Jacob. “Zebi Perez Chajes,” 2 (1928): 183–185. “Rabbi Abraham Ezra Millgram,” 60 “In Memoriam: Professor Max Leopold (1998): 242–243. Margolis,” 4 (1930–32): 368–380. Miller, Joseph. Matt, C. David. “Joseph Miller: Eulogy,” Abraham M. “Memorial Paper: Menachem M. Eichler,” Heller, 32 (1968): 196–198. 1 (1927): 89–91. Millgram, Abraham Ezra. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor “Rabbi S. Joshua Kohn,” 44 (1982): ” (Poem), 8 (1941–44): 158–159. 399–400. “Rabbi Abraham Ezra Millgram,” Jacob Mil- “To Solomon Schechter on the Centenary grom, 60 (1998): 242–243. of his Birth” (Poem), 11 (1947): 1–2. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. “In Memoriam: A Tribute to Morris Frank, Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. Harry S. Jacobs, Philip Langh, Elias Minkin, Jacob S. Margolis,” 11 (1947): 372–373. “Hesped,” 26 (1962): 225–226. “In Memoriam: A Trbute to Herman Mogilner, David. Abramowitz, Arthur Ginzler, Phineas “Rabbi David Mogilner,” Dr. Daniel Elazar, Israeli, Raphael Hai Melamed,” 12 38 (1976): 279–280. (1948): 312–314. Monson, Michael. “A Rabbi Died” (Poem), 13 (1949): 439. “Rabbi Joel Geffen,” 51 (1989): 303–306. Subject Index 55

“In Memory of Colleagues,” 51 (1989): Novick, Daniel. 317–319. “Rabbi Moses Rosenthal,” 54 (1992): “Rabbi Zev K. Nelson,” 60 (1998): 244–245. 295–297. Montrose, Lawrence. Nowak, Abraham. “Rabbi Robert Joel Addison,” 46 (1984): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Hyman Solomon,” 4 133–137. (1930–32): 110–112. Morhaim, Abraham. “Eulogies: Nathan Blechman,” 16 (1952): “Rabbi Peretz Halpern,” 50 (1988): 212–214. 220. Moseson, Isaac. “Norman Siegel—Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Rabbi Isaac Moseson,” Hilel Rudavsky, 58 134–136. (1996): 222–223. “Rabbi Jacob J. Newman,” 38 (1976): Moseson, Solomon I. 281–282. “Hesped,” Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): “Rabbi Abraham Nowak,” Simon Noveck, 225–226. 39 (1977): 121–125. Musleah, Ezekiel N. O’Connor, John J., Cardinal. “Leon H. Elmaleh: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” Georgette Ben- 114–116. nett, Cardinal John J. O’Connor, 55 Nadelmann, Ludwig. (1993): 175–176. “Rabbi Ludwig Nadelmann,” Wolfe Kel- Ofseyer, Jordan S. man, 49 (1987): 335–336. “In Memory of Martin Luther King, Jr.,” 49 Nadich, Judah. (1987): 61–65. “Rabbi Joseph Zeitlin,” 52 (1990): 253–254. Oler, Abraham. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Rabbi Abraham Oler,” I. David Oler, 38 Wives,” 56 (1994): 262–265. (1976): 283–284. “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” Philip Silver- Oler, I. David. stein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): 232. “Rabbi Abraham Oler,” 38 (1976): Neiman, Bennett A. 283–284. “Rabbi Arnold Asher,” 41 (1979): 252–253. Ostow, Mortimer. Neimand, Louis. “Rabbi Gerson D. Cohen,” 54 (1992): “Rabbi Louis Neimand,” Yonah H. Geller, 273–277. 39 (1977): 119–120. Ostrovsky, Raphael. Nelson, Harry. “Rabbi Frank David Plotke,” 57 (1995): “Harry Nelson: Eulogy,” Henry Sosland, 29 199–201. (1965): 145–148. Panitz, David H. Nelson, David. “Rabbi David H. Panitz,” Michael Panitz, 53 “Rabbi Max Weine,” 48 (1986): 293–295. (1991): 188–190. Nelson, Zev K. Panitz, Michael. “Rabbi Benjamin H. Tumim,” 46 (1984): “Rabbi David H. Panitz,” 53 (1991): 188–190. 170–172. Pappenheim, Albert. “Rabbi Zev K. Nelson,” Michael Monson, “Rabbi Albert Pappenheim,” Erwin Schild, 60 (1998): 244–245. 46 (1984): 158–164. Neufeld, Edward. Parzen, Herbert. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Michael Mon- “Rabbi Herbert Parzen,” Irwin Groner, 48 son, 51 (1989): 317. (1986): 279–280. Neulander, Arthur. Pearl, Chaim. “Rabbi Arthur Neulander,” Fred Neulan- “Rabbi Chaim Pearl,” Lee Levine, 58 der, 50 (1988): 225–228. (1996): 224–227. Neulander, Fred. Pearlmutter, Fishel A. “Rabbi Arthur Neulander,” 50 (1988): “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” David Blu- 225–228. menfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, 46 Newman, Jacob J. (1984): 165–169. “Rabbi Jacob J. Newman,” Abraham Pearlstein, Aaron S. Nowak, 38 (1976): 281–282. “Rabbi Aaron Shimon Yitshak Pearlstein,” Noveck, Simon. Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, 61 (1999): 183, “Rabbi Abraham Nowak,” 39 (1977): 121–125. 207–210. 56 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) “Rabbi Medalie Wise,” 62 (2000): 334–336. Pelberg, Abraham. Prince, David. “Rabbi Baruch Katz,” 38 (1976): 273–274. “Rabbi David Prince,” Moshe Samber, 38 Perelmuter, Hayim Goren. (1976): 285. “Rabbi Lawrence Charney,” 60 (1998): Raab, Albert L. 215–216. “Rabbi Sidney Bogner,” 48 (1986): Perelmuter, Mayer. 259–261. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Daskal,” 37 (1975): Rabinowitz, Elias. 235–238. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. Perlman, Irving. Rabinowitz, Hyman. R. “Rabbi Irving Perlman,” Harold S. Kushn- “The Eulogy,” 20 (1956): 213–219. er, 44 (1982): 160–161. “Simcha Rabinowitz: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): Penner, Samuel. 177–179. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Frank Goldenberg,” “Rabbi Joseph Marcus” (Hebrew), 37 10 (1946): 241–243. (1975): 247–248. “Rabbi Samuel Penner,” Melvin Weinman, “Rabbi Hyman R. Rabinowitz,” James Sher- 49 (1987): 337–340. man, 54 (1992): 290–294. Perelmuter, Hayim Goren. Rabinowitz, Simcha. “Rabbi Lawrence Charney,” 60 (1998): “Simcha Rabinowitz: Eulogy,” Hyman R. 215–216. Rabinowitz, 34 (1970): 177–179. Petuchowski, Jakob J. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Rabbi Phillip Sigal,” 48 (1986): 281–283. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” 60 Pickholtz, Morris. (1998): 211–214. “Rabbi Abraham Horvitz,” 43 (1981): 106. Radin, Jacob. Pincus, Philip. “Hesped,” Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): “Rabbi Philip Pincus,” Arnold M. Turchick, 225–226. 44 (1982): 162–163. Raiskin, Max, D. Plotke, Frank David. “Rabbi Max D. Raiskin” (Hebrew), 41 “Rabbi Frank David Plotke,” Raphael (1979): 268. Ostrovsky, 57 (1995): 199–201. Rank, Perry. Plotkin, Paul. “Rabbi Harry B. Lasker,” 53 (1991): 185–187. “Rabbi Hyman Chanover,” 61 (1999): 183, “Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff,” 59 190–193. (1997): 187–190. Polish, David. Rascoe, Michael. “Rabbi Philip Lipis,” 39 (1977): 112–113. “Rabbi Seth L. Brody,” 58 (1996): 207–210. Poplack, Kenneth D. Reich, Paul. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley “Rabbi Paul Reich,” Shulamit Reich Elster, S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. 50 (1988): 229–232. “Rabbi Kenneth D. Poplack,” Elliott T. Reis, Paul Stephen. Spar, 60 (1998): 246. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley Potok, Chaim. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Rabbi Simon Potok,” 59 (1997): 214–215. “Rabbi Paul Stephen Reis,” Sara E. Reis, 60 Potok, Simon. (1998): 247–248. “Rabbi Simon Potok,” , 59 Reis, Sara E. (1997): 214–215. “Rabbi Paul Stephen Reis,” 60 (1998): Prero, Amram. 247–248. “Rabbi Arthur Bluhm—Rabbi Abraham Resnikoff, Simon. Mesch,” 27 (1963): 192–195. “Rabbi Simon Resnikoff,” Philip Book, 50 “Rabbi Amram Prero” (self-composed), 54 (1988): 233–236. (1992): 287–289. Riback, Sidney B. Pressman, Jacob. “Rabbi Sidney B. Riback,” Efry Spectre, 45 “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” 60 (1998): (1983): 208–209. 230–232. Rivlin, Solomon. “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” 61 (1999): 183, “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- 201–203. stein, 17 (1953): 273. Subject Index 57

Rodwogin, Benjamin. Rosenthal, Moses. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. “Rabbi Moses Rosenthal,” Daniel Novick, Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. 54 (1992): 295–297. Roeder, Ludwig. Roth, Joseph M. “Ludwig Roeder: Eulogy,” Nathaniel Zim- “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- skind, 34 (1970): 180. stein, 17 (1953): 272. Rose, Goodman A. Routtenberg, Aryeh. “Eulogies,” Herman Hailperin, 15 (1951): “Rabbi Hyman Routtenberg” (Hebrew and 252. English), 57 (1995): 202–204. Rosen, James. Routtenberg, Hyman. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Matthew “Rabbi Hyman Routtenberg” (Hebrew and Eisenfeld,” 58 (1996): 195–198. English) by Aryeh Routtenberg, 57 Rosen, Matthew B. (1995): 202–204. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. Routtenberg, Max J. Lewis, 53 (1991): 203. “Julius Fisher—Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 89–90. Rosen, Nathan Nata. “Theodore Shabshelowitz: Eulogy,” 32 “Rabbi Nathan Nata Rosen,” Abraham (1968): 199–200. Feldbin, 52 (1990): 240–242. “Rabbi Ben Zion Bokser,” 46 (1984): Rosenbaum, Nathan. 141–143. “Rabbi Nathan Rosenbaum,” Mordecai “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” Jules Harlow, Rubin, 41 (1979): 269–271. 49 (1987): 341–345. Rosenberg, Stuart E. “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” Ruth R. “Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg,” Morton M. Seldin, 49 (1987): 346–348. Leifman, 52 (1990): 243–246. Rubel, Charles. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. “Rabbi Charles Rubel,” Irving Lehrman, 42 “In Memory of Colleagues,” 41 (1979): (1980): 248. 277–279. Rubenovitz, Herman H. “Rabbi Fishel Goldfeder,” 43 (1981): 94–97. “Herman H. Rubenovitz: Eulogy,” Israel J. “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” Mordecai Kir- Kazis, 30 (1966): 96–99. shblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov Rubenstein, Bernard A. Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): “Rabbi Bernard A. Rubenstein,” Solomon 198–199. Gordon, 38 (1976): 286–290. Rosenblatt, Samuel. Rubenstein, Jacob Israel. “Eulogies: Adolph Coblenz,” 14 (1950): “Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein,” Zev Rubenstein, 318–320. 61 (1999): 183, 211–212. “Rabbi Israel Goldman,” 42 (1980), Rubenstein, Zev. 240–242. “Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein,” 61 (1999): 183, “Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt,” Mitchell 211–212. Wohlberg, 45 (1983): 210–213. Rubin, Meyer. Rosenbloom, Seymour. “Jacob Hochman: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): “Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,” 38 (1976): 295–301. 91–93. Rosenblum, A. Leon. “Rabbi Meyer Rubin,” Manuel Saltzman, 52 “Rabbi A. Leon Rosenblum,” Mervin B. (1990): 247–248. Tomsky, 58 (1996): 228–229. Rubin, Mordecai. Rosenblum, Herbert. “Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” Neil Kurshan, “Rabbi Aaron Weinberg,” 56 (1994): Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): 250–258. 259–261. Rudavsky, Hilel. Rosenblum, Leon T. “Rabbi Isaac Moseson,” 58 (1996): “Rabbi Albert Nathaniel Troy,” 61 (1999): 222–223. 183, 217–219. Ruderman, Samuel S. Rosenthal, Gilbert S. “Samuel S. Ruderman: Eulogy,” Josiah “Rabbi Morris M. Goldberg,” 54 (1992): Derby, 33 (1969): 184–186. 282–286. Sachs, Samuel. “Rabbi Benjamin L. Teller,” 60 (1998): “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- 258–260. son, 52 (1990): 262. 58 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Sacks, Louis L. 301–304. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Mordecai Wax- “Eulogy of Rabbi Harry Z. Schectman,” man, 58 (1996): 251. Richard Sherwin, 62 (2000): 320–322. Sacks, Maxwell Lawrence. Schild, Erwin. “Rabbi Maxwell Lawrence Sacks,” Joshua “Rabbi Albert Pappenheim,” 46 (1984): Lindenberg, 41 (1979): 272. 158–164. Salit, Norman. Schmelzer, Menahem. “Hesped,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 (1961): “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” Jozef 165–168. Schweitzer, trans. Menahem Schmelzer, Saltzman, Manuel. published in Izrael, Budapest, January, “Rabbi Eric T. Lowenthal,” 46 (1984): 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. 156–157. Schnitzer, Jeshaia. “Rabbi Meyer Rubin,” 52 (1990): 247–248. “Rabbi Arnold A. Lasker,” 59 (1997): “Rabbi Manuel Saltzman,” Harold S. Kush- 206–209. ner, 60 (1998): 250–251. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Samber, Moshe. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Rabbi David Prince,” 38 (1976): 285. 301–304. Samuels. Robert L. “Eulogy of Rabbi Jeshaia Schnitzer,” Jonathan “Rabbi Nathan Colish,” 44 (1982): A. Schnitzer, 62 (2000): 323–326. 150–151. Schnitzer, Jonathan A. Sandrow, Edward T. “Eulogy of Rabbi Jeshaia Schnitzer,” 62 “Rabbi Max D. Klein,” 36 (1974): 202. (2000): 323–326. “Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow,” Simon Green- Schnitzer, Samuel. berg, 38 (1976): 291–294. “Samuel Schnitzer—Eulogy,” Harry Saperstein, Sanford E. Zwelling, 30 (1966): 100–101. “Rabbi Solomon Lipman,” 36 (1974): Schoffmann, Edwin. 203–205. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Mordecai Wax- Sarachek, Joseph. man, 58 (1996): 251. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- Schonfeld, Fabian. stein, 17 (1953): 273. “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” Mordecai Sasso, Dennis C. Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov “Rabbi Samuel Schwartz,” 57 (1995): Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): 205–208. 198–199. Schachter, Stanley J. Schorsch, Emil. “Rabbi Moshe Babin,” 41 (1979): 254–257. “Rabbi Emil Schorsch,” Ismar Schorsch, 44 “Rabbi Salamon Faber,” 41 (1999): 183, (1982): 164–168. 194–197. Schorsch, Ismar. Schafler, Samuel. “Rabbi Emil Schorsch,” 44 (1982): “Rabbi Samuel Schafler,” Seth Schafler, 53 164–168. (1991): 191–196. “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” Ismar Schafler, Seth. Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. Zuk- “Rabbi Samuel Schafler,” 53 (1991): erman, 55 (1993): 165–166. 191–196. Schudrich, David. Schatz, Morris. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. “Morris Schatz: Eulogy,” Max Arzt, 31 Lewis, 53 (1991): 203. (1967): 174–177. Schulman, Sidney. Schechter, Frank I. “Rabbi Sidney Schulman,” Pinchos J. “Memorial Paper: Moses Baroway,” 1 Chazin, 55 (1993): 162–164. (1927): 92–95. Schulweis, Harold. M. Schechter, Solomon. “Rabbi Elliott Burstein,” 38 (1976): 265. “To Solomon Schechter on the Centenary Schwartz, Gershon. of His Birth” (Poem), C. David Matt, 11 “Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” Neil Kurshan, (1947): 1–2. Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): 253–258. Schectman, Harry Z. Schwartz, Barry Dov. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Rabbi Hillel Hyman,” 42 (1980): 245–246. Subject Index 59

Schwartz, Harry E. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley “Rabbi Harry E. Schwartz,” Alvin Kass, 50 S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. (1988): 237–240. “Rabbi Sanford D. Shanblatt,” Charlotte Schwartz, Jesse. Shanblatt, 60 (1998): 252–254. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Jesse “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. Schwartz,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. (1964): 225–227. Shapiro, Alexander M. Schwartz, Samuel. “Rabbi Samuel Cohen,” 49 (19870: 324–326. “Rabbi Ralph DeKoven,” 36 (1974): 196–197. “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” Ismar Schorsch, “Rabbi Samuel Schwartz,” Dennis C. Sasso, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. Zukerman, 55 57 (1995): 205–208. (1993): 165–169. Schwarzschild, Steven Samuel. Sherman, Charles. “Rabbi Steven Samuel Schwarzschild,” “Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman,” 49 (1987): 327–329. Eugene B. Borowitz, 52 (1990): Sherman, James. 249–250. “Rabbi Hyman R. Rabinowitz,” 54 (1992): Schweitzer, Jozef. 290–294. “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” Jozef Sherman, Karen. Schweitzer, (trans. Menahem Schmelz- “Rabbi Samuel N. Sherman,” 41 (1979): er), published in Izrael, Budapest, Janu- 273–274. ary, 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. Sherman, Samuel N. Segal, Benjamin J. “Rabbi Samuel N. Sherman,” Karen Sher- “Introduction: Rabbi David Aronson man, 41 (1979): 273–274. Memorial Lecture,”(Hebrew), 60 Sherwin, Richard. (1998): 100–101. “Eulogy of Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell,” 62 Segal, Bernard. (2000): 320–322. “Henry O. Griffel: Eulogy,” 33 (1969): Shimoff, Ephraim. 178–179. “Rabbi Jesse Finkle,” 41 (1979): 260–261. “Rabbi Bernard Segal,” Simon Greenberg, Shohet, David M. 47 (1985): 170–171. “Hesped,” Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Segal, Henry. 225–226. “Rabbi Henry Segal,” Matthew H. Simon, Shoulson, Abraham Benjamin. 53 (1991): 197–199. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. Segal, Jacob. E. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. “Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,” Seymour Rosen- Shtull, Jacob. bloom, 38 (1976): 295–301. “Rabbi Sheldon Weltman,” 54 (1992): Segal, Shalom. 301–302. “Rabbi Shalom Segal,” Gerald I. Wolpe, 39 Shubow, Joseph S. (1977): 126–127. “Joseph S. Shubow: Eulogy,” by Usher Kir- Seldin, Ruth R. shblum, 34 (1970): 181–182. “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” 49 (1987): Shuchat, Wilfred. 346–348. “Rabbi Samuel Cass,” 38 (1976): 266–269. Seligman, William. “Rabbi Jerome Lipnick,” 39 (1977): 114–118. “Rabbi William Seligman,” Armond E. Shulman, Ronald J. Cohen, 43 (1981): 115–116. “Rabbi Bernard Wechsberg,” 55 (1993): Seltzer, Herbert. 177–181. “Rabbi Herbert Seltzer,” Asher Bar-Zev, 51 Siegel, Michael S. (1989): 309–313. “Rabbi Emanuel Bennett,” 53 (1991): Shabshelowitz, Theodore. 159–162. “Theodore Shabshelowitz: Eulogy,” Max J. Siegel, Norman. Routtenberg, 32 (1968): 199–200. “Norman Siegel: Eulogy,” Abraham Nowak, Shanblatt, Charlotte. 35 (1973): 134–136. “Rabbi Sanford D. Shanblatt,” 60 (1998): Siegel, Seymour. 252–254. “Rabbi Louis Engelstein,” 48 (1986): Shanblatt, Sanford D. 262–263. “Marvin Weiss: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): “Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Wolfe Kelman, 50 149–151. (1988): 241–244. 60 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Simon, Ralph. Sigal, Phillip. “Rabbi Abraham Simon,” 40 (1978): “Rabbi Phillip Sigal,” Jakob J. Petuchowski, 210–212. 48 (1986): 281–283. “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The Rab- Signer, Isador. binical Assembly, 1968–1970,” Matthew “In Memoriam: Rabbi Nachman S. Arnoff,” Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 (1996): 10 (1946): 239–241. 233–244. “Memorial Address,” B. Reuben Weiler- Skop, Morris. stein, 17 (1953): 272. “Leon B. Hurwitz: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): Silverman, Hillel E. 128–129. “Morris Silverman: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): Slosberg, Robert B. 137–140. “Rabbi Simcha Kling,” 53 (1991): 180–182. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Smerling, Samuel. Wives,” 40 (1978): 213–215. “Rabbi Samuel Smerling,” Zelick L. Block, “My Father, Morris Silverman,” 48 (1986): 61 (1999): 183, 213–214. 14–17. Smith, Joseph. Silverman, Morris. “Rabbi Martin I. Douglas,” 62 (2000): “Morris Silverman: Eulogy,” Hillel E. Silver- 305–306. man, 35 (1973): 137–140. Sobel, Pesach. Silverstein, Alan. “Rabbi Pesach Sobel,” Harold S. Kushner, “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” Ismar 60 (1998): 255–257. Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. Zuk- “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. erman, 55 (1993): 166–168. Lieber, 61 (1999): 183. Silverstein, Baruch. Sokolove, Sidney. “Rabbi Harold Gordon,” 40 (1978): “Rabbi Meyer Finkelstein,” 37 (1975): 201–202. 239–241. “Rabbi Harry Halpern,” 44 (1982): Solomon, Elias L. 155–157. “In Memoriam: Charles Isaiah Hoffman,” 9 “Memorial Tribute,” 48 (1986): 301–303. (1945): 224–225. “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” Philip Silver- “In Memoriam: Chief Rabbi Joseph Her- stein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): man Hertz,” 10 (1946): 246–253. 230–232. “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 Silverstein, Philip. (1957): 236–237. “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” Philip Silver- Solomon, Hyman. stein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): 230–231. “In Memoriam,” Abraham Nowak, 4 Silverstein, Ralph. (1930–32): 110–112. “Rabbi Ralph Silverstein,” Nathan Gold- Sosland, Henry. berg, 59 (1997): 216–217. “Harry Nelson: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 145–148. Silverstone, Abraham. Spar, Elliott T. “Eulogies,” Morris D. Margolis, 15 (1951): “Rabbi Kenneth D. Poplack,” 60 (1998): 253–254. 246. Simon, Abraham. Spectre, Efry. “Rabbi Abraham Simon,” Ralph Simon, 40 “Rabbi Sidney B. Riback,” 45 (1983): (1978): 210–212. 208–209. Simon, Ernst. Speier, Morris. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Michael Mon- “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Mor- son, 51 (1989): 317. ris Speier,” Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 Simon, Matthew H. (1964): 225–227. “Rabbi Henry Segal,” 53 (1991): 197–199. Spiegel, Shalom. “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The Rab- “Professor Shalom Spiegel,” Samuel Chiel, binical Assembly, 1968–1970,” Matthew 47 (1985): 172–173. Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 (1996): Spielman, Leon. 233–237. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Simon, Mordecai. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Rabbi Irving Weingart,” 54 (1992): 298–300. 301–304. Subject Index 61

“Rabbi Max Raphael Wasser,” 62 (2000): Teller, Morris. 329–330. “Memorial Services: Louis Feinberg,” 13 Spitz, Leon. (1949): 440–443. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Michael Lichten- “Morris Teller: Eulogy,” Morris A. Gutstein, stein,” 5 (1933–38): 370–371. 31 (1967): 178–181. “In Memoriam: Jesse Bienenfeld,” 9 Teplitz, Saul I. (1945): 226. “Eulogy: in Memoriam to Our Colleagues,” “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. 38 (1976): 305–307. Stamfer, Joshua. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Rabbi Philip Kleinman,” 46 (1984): 154–155. leagues,” 62 (2000): 301–304. Steckel, Charles William. Thaler, Albert. “Rabbi Charles William Steckel,” Ben Zion “Rabbi Richard J. Thaler,” 60 (1998): 261–264. Bergman, 50 (1988): 245–248. Thaler, Richard J. Steiman, Sidney. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley “Rabbi Sidney Steiman,” Marshall J. Maltz- S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. man, 39 (1977): 128–129. “Rabbi Richard J. Thaler,” Albert Thaler, 60 Steinberg, Milton. (1998): 261–264. “Eulogies,” Ira Eisenstein, 14 (1950): Ticktin, Max D. 325–327. “Rabbi Richard W. Winograd,” 36 (1974): Steindel, Ben Zion. 214–215. “Rabbi Ben Zion Steindel,” Stephen Stein- Tofield, Sanders A. del, 48 (1986): 284–286. “Hesped,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 (1961): Steindel, Stephen. 166–168. “Rabbi Ben Zion Steindel,” 48 (1986): Tomsky, Mervin B. 284–286. “Rabbi A. Leon Rosenblum,” 58 (1996): Stern, Sholom. 228–229. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 44 (1982): Toubin, Isaac. 169–172. “Memorial Tribute,” Baruch Silverstein, 48 Stolper, Bernard. (1986): 303. “Hesped,” Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. Treiger, Baruch I. Sud, Ira. “Eulogies (Hebrew),” Gershon Winer, 19 “Rabbi Ira Sud,” Shlomo D. Levine, 48 (1955): 260–261. (1986): 287–289. Troy, Albert N. Sydney, E. Charles. “Andrew Klein: Eulogy,” 32 (1968): 193–195. “E. Charles Sydney,” Philip R. Alstat, 27 “Rabbi Albert Nathaniel Troy,” Leon T. (1963): 198. Rosenblum, 61 (1999): 183, 217–219. Tanenbaum, Marc H. Tucker, Ethan Moses. “Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” Georgette Ben- “Rabbi Samuel Freilich,” 56 (1994): nett, Cardinal John J. O’Connor, 55 237–238. (1993): 170–176. Tumim, Benjamin H. Tarnor, Norman. “Rabbi Benjamin H. Tumim,” Zev K. Nel- “Rabbi Norman Tarnor,” Ben Zion son, 46 (1984): 170–172. Bergman, 61 (1999): 183, 215–216. Turchick, Arnold. M. Tattelbaum, Harvey. “Rabbi Philip Pincus,” 44 (1982): 162–163. “Rabbi William Greenburg,” 59 (1997): Ungar, Michael N. 201–205. “Rabbi Morton Goldberg,” 61 (1999): 183, Taxon, Jordon I. 198–200. “Rabbi Jordon I. Taxon,” Arnold A. Lasker, Veghazi, Steven. 50 (1988): 249–251. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Teichman, C. Joseph. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Rabbi C. Joseph Teichman,” Jack E. 301–304. Frankel, 51 (1989): 314–316. “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” Jozef Teller, Benjamin L. Schweitzer, (trans. Menahem Schmelz- “Rabbi Benjamin L. Teller,” Gilbert S. er), published in Izrael, Budapest, Janu- Rosenthal, 60 (1998): 258–260. ary, 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. 62 The Rabbinical Assembly

EULOGIES (cont’d.) Weinberg, Stefan. Vida, George. “Rabbi Jossef J. Kratzenstein,” 53 (1991): “Rabbi George Vida,” Marian Magid, 52 183–184. (1990): 251–252. Weinberg, William. Vogel, Samuel. “Rabbi William Weinberg,” Norbert Wein- “Rabbi Joseph Braver,” 61 (1999): 183, berg, 38 (1976): 302–304. 185–189. Weine, Max. Vorspan, Max. “Rabbi Max Weine,” Albert L. Lewis, 48 “Rabbi Meyer Mereminsky,” 36 (1974): (1986): 290–292. 210–213. “Rabbi Max Weine,” David Nelson, 48 Wagner, Joseph. (1986): 293–295. “Rabbi Joseph Wagner,” David L. Lieber, 41 Weiner, Eugene. (1979): 275–276. “Rabbi Marshall Meyer,” 56 (1994): 245–249. Wald, Marcus. Weingart, Irving A. “Memorial Address,” Max D. Klein, 21 “Eulogies: Philip Graubart,” 16 (1952): (1957): 236. 224–225. Waldenberg, Solomon H. “Rabbi David Graubart,” 46 (1984): “Hesped: Abraham E. Halpern, Nathan A. 149–150. Lublin, Jacob S. Minkin, Solomon I. “Rabbi Irving Weingart,” Mordecai Simon, Moseson, Jacob Radin, David M. 54 (1992): 298–300. Shohet,” 26 (1962): 225–226. Weinman, Melvin. “Rabbi Solomon H. Waldenberg,” Al Land- “Rabbi Samuel Penner,” 49 (1987): skroner, 46 (1984): 173–174. 337–340. Waldman, Morton J. Weisberger, Moses Ralph (Moshe Ben Zion). “Rabbi Morton J. Waldman,” Morton M. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Leifman, 43 (1981): 117–118. leagues,” Arnold M. Goodman, 59 Warren, Joseph. (1997): 219. “Joseph Warren: Eulogy,” Joel Geffen, 30 Weiss, Marvin. (1966): 102–104. “Marvin Weiss: Eulogy,” Sanford D. Shan- Wasser, Max Raphael. blatt, 29 (1965): 149–151. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Weltman, Sheldon. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Rabbi Sheldon Weltman,” Jacob Shtull, 54 301–304. (1992): 301–302. “Rabbi Max Raphael Wasser,” Leon Spiel- Werb, David. man, 62 (2000): 329–330. “Rabbi Morris Werb,” 48 (1986): 296–300. Waxman, Mordecai. Werb, Morris. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 58 (1996): “Rabbi Morris Werb,” David Werb, 48 247–251. (1986): 296–300. Wechsberg, Bernard. White, David. “Rabbi Bernard Wechsberg,” Ronald J. “Rabbi Saul E. White,” 46 (1984): 175–181. Shulman, 55 (1993): 177–181. White, Saul E. Weilerstein, B. Reuben. “Rabbi Saul E. White,” David White, 46 “Memorial Address: Jacob Honig, George (1984): 175–181. Lanyi, Joseph M. Roth, Isidor Signer, Wiesenberg, Joseph W. Julius Berger, Solomon Rivlin, Solomon “Rabbi Joseph W. Wiesenberg,” Hayim Her- Goldman,” 17 (1953): 271–274. ring, 54 (1992): 303–304. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: B. Winer, Gershon. Reuben Weilerstein,” Morris S. Good- “Eulogies: Julius Greenstone, Samuel Ben- blatt, 28 (1964): 225–227. sion, Jeremiah Berman, Baruch Weinberg, Aaron. Treiger” (Hebrew), 19 (1955): 259–261. “Rabbi Aaron Weinberg,” Herbert Rosen- Winograd, Richard W. blum, 56 (1994): 259–261. “Rabbi Richard W. Winograd,” Max D. Weinberg, Norbert. Ticktin, 36 (1974): 214–215. “Rabbi William Weinberg,” 38 (1976): Winter, Alfredo S. 302–304. “Rabbi Fritz Winter” 62 (2000): 331–333. Subject Index 63

Winter, Fritz. Zimet, Erwin. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Rabbi Erwin Zimet,” Charles Feinberg, 52 leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): (1990): 255–259. 301–304. Zimskind, Nathaniel. “Eulogy of Rabbi Fritz Winter,” Alfredo S. “Ludwig Roeder: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): Winter, 62 (2000): 331–333. 180. Wise, Aaron M. Ziskind, Bernard H. “Rabbi Bernard Cohen,” 45 (1983): 194–196. “Memorial Address on theLate Rabbi Gra- “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- nowitz,” 3 (1929): 127–129. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Jonas Kamin,” 8 301–304. (1941–44): 250–252. “Rabbi Medalie Wise,” Jacob Pressman, 62 “Bernard H. Ziskind: Eulogy,” Theodore (2000): 334–336. Gluck, 33 (1969): 187–189. Wise, Joseph Hyman. Zlotnick, Dov. “Rabbi Joseph H. Wise,” Ezra M. Finkel- “Professor Saul Lieberman,” Professor Dov stein, 58 (1996): 245–246. Zlotnick, 45 (1983): 202–207. Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. Zucker, Max. “Rabbi Aaron Shimon Yitshak Pearlstein,” “Max Zucker: Eulogy,” Joseph Herman, 35 61 (1999): 183, 207–210. (1973): 141–143. Wohlberg, Mitchell. Zucker, Moshe. “Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt,” Mitchell “Professor Moshe Zucker” (Hebrew), Wohlberg, 45 (1983): 210–213. Mordecai Friedman, 50 (1988): alef-hey. Wolpe, Gerald I. Zuckerman, Rhea K. “Rabbi Shalom Segal,” 39 (1977): 126–127. “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” Ismar Wykansky, Benjamin B. Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Zuckerman, 55 (1993): 168–169. Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. Zwelling, Harry. Yoskowitz, Herbert A. “Samuel Schnitzer: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): “Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick,” 60 (1998): 100–101. 226–229. Zadonowitz, Norman. GOD. See THEOLOGY “Rabbi Jacob M. Cohen,” 60 (1998): 217–219. HEALTH. See JEWISH LAW; MEDICINE Zaiman, Joel H. HESCHEL, ABRAHAM JOSHUA. “Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen,” 55 (1993): 157–158. Cherbonnier, La B., Edmond. Zakuto, Samuel. “Heschel As a Religious Thinker,” delivered at “Rabbi Samuel Zakuto,” Theodore Feld- the 1968 Convention. Published in Conser- man, 43 (1981): 119–120. vative Judaism, Vol. 23, No. 1, Fall 1968. Zeitlin, Joseph. Cohen, Gerson D. “Rabbi Joseph Zeitlin,” Judah Nadich, 52 “Abraham Joshua Heschel—The Inter- (1990): 253–254. preter of Classical Jewish Thought” Zelizer, Gerald L. (some Hebrew), 45 (1983): 105–111. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 57 (1995): Dresner, Samuel. 209–213. “Introduction of Dr. Abraham Joshua Hes- Zemach, Abraham. chel,” 32 (1968): 86–90. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley Eisenstein, Ira. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Discussion: Spirit of , Prayer “Rabbi Abraham Zemach,” Brian Zemach, and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- 60 (1998): 265–269. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Zemach, Brian. 207–208. “Rabbi Abraham Zemach,” 60 (1998): Even-Chen, Alexander. 265–269. “ in the Thought of Rabbi Zierler, Lawrence S. Abraham Joshua Heschel on the Occa- “Rabbi Martin Samuel Halpern,” 57 sion of His 25th Yahrzeit” (Hebrew), 60 (1995): 188–194. (1998): 168–174. 64 The Rabbinical Assembly

HESCHEL, ABRAHAM JOSHUA (cont’d.) delivered at the 1968 Convention. Pub- Grossman, Chaim. lished in Conservative Judaism, Vol. 23, “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of No. 1, Fall 1968. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Shtull, Jacob. chel, 32 (1968): 104. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Halpern, Harry. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer chel, 32 (1968): 104. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Shubow, Joseph S. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer 200–202. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Heschel, Abraham Joshua. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” 17 209–210. (1953): 198–199, 212–215. Siegel, Seymour. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Abraham Joshua Heschel’s Contributions Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- to Jewish Scholarship,” 32 (1968): chel, 32 (1968): 105–109. 72–85. Kaplan, Edward K. Stern, Harold. “How to Read Abraham Joshua Heschel,” “A. J. Heschel, Irenic Polemicist,” 45 59 (1997): 141–142. (1983): 169–177. “Spirituality and Social Action in the Writ- Tennenbaum, Lloyd. ings of Abraham Joshua Heschel,” 59 “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer (1997): 149–150. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Kaufman, William E. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): “A. J. Heschel, Hasidic Prayer and Process 202–203. Philosophy,” 45 (1983): 163–168. Tucker, Gordon. Kelman, Wolfe. “Heschel on the Theology of the Rabbis,” “Abraham Joshua Heschel: Eulogy,” 35 51 (1989): 211–229. (1973): 125–127. Wald, Marcus. Kling, Simcha. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Educa- Abraham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): tion,” Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): 205–206. 101–105. HOLIDAYS Lang, Leon S. Avigdor Haccohen, Shmuel. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer “Pesah in Aggadah and Hasidism” and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 5–9 (Hebrew chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): section). 206–207. Blumenthal, Aaron H. Lehrman, Irving. “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): Abraham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 255–272. 192–197. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Lieber, David. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Educa- ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion tion,” Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 106–109. 275–292. Lowenthal, Perry. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- 224–228. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Bohnen, Eli A. 208–209. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Riemer, Jack. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “The Wonder of Heschel,” 45 (1983): 224–228. 178–188. Bokser, Ben Zion. Rothschild, Fritz. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three “Religious Thought of Abraham Heschel,” Weeks” (minority and majority opin- Subject Index 65

ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Klein, Isaac. Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 275–292. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): David, Arthur. 224–228. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 224–228. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Davidson, Max. 224–228. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin 224–228. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Davis, Joseph M. 229–248. “Jewish Faith and Skepticism in the 16th Levinthal, Isaac H. Century: Maharal and Eliezer Eilburg,” “Judaism—Universalist Or Racist, 62 (2000): 266–267. And The Story of Ruth, No Echo to Edelman, Marsha Bryan. God’s Words At Sinai” (3 Sermons), 45 “Who Knows One? A Workshop on the (1983): 129–137. Music of ,” 62 (2000): 263–265. Milgrom, Jacob. Feldman, David M. “Pesah in Four Acts: The Inner Biblical Evo- “A D’var Torah Suggested by Lag Ba’omer,” lution,” 60 (1998): 187. 26 (1962): 201–224. Porath, Jonathan D. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Programming New Holidays,” 39 (1977): Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 84–93. 224–228. Riemer, Jack. Fink, Leon B. “Preaching on Pesach,” 40 (1978): 184–187. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Segal, Jacob E. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Weeks,” 32 (1968): 224–228. Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Segal, Phillip. 275–292. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 224–228. 224–228. Siegel, Seymour. Goldstein, David A. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Independence Day Religious Service: Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Goodblatt, Morris S. 229–248. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Wechsler, Harlan J. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Atem Re’item,” 42 (1980): 225. 224–228. Wolkin, Carl. Graetz, Michael. “Programming for Shavuot,” 39 (1977): “Zionism and Conservative Theology in the 79–80. Haggadah,” 55 (1993): 83–93. Zelizer, Nathan. Greenberg, Moshe. “Sermon Outlines for Pesach,” 47 (1985): “Festivals in the Bible and Sacred Time” 114–116. (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 1–4. HOLOCAUST. See also ANTI-SEMITISM; Greenberg, Simon. CHAPLAINCY; RABBINICAL “D’var Torah for Yom Yerushalayim” ASSEMBLY; WAR; WORLD (Hebrew), 42 (1980): 316–318. Eizenstat, Stuart E. Halpern, Harry. “The U.S. Government’s Efforts to Seek “D’var Torah (Shavuot),” 27 (1963): Justice and Human Rights for Victims 211–212. of ,” 59 (1997): 24–36. Heller, Abraham M. Grayzel, Solomon. “Shibeah Asar beTammuz Service—Sermon: “How Shall We Confront Anti-Jewish Move- Birthday or Yahrzeit,” 6 (1939): 68–72. ments?,” 5 (1933–38): 105–112. 66 The Rabbinical Assembly

HOLOCAUST (cont’d.) Bokser, Ben Zion. Liberles, Robert S. “The Role of Symbol in the Art of Preach- “The Holocaust and the Rewriting of Mod- ing,” 20 (1956): 184–191. ern Jewish History,” 60 (1998): 161–165. Bronstein, Guillermo Luis. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “D’var Torah—Serving as Rabbi,” 57 “The Jews of Germany,” 47 (1985): (1995): 163–164. 117–121. Cantor, Debra S. Roskies, David, G. “D’var Torah—Holiness,” 53 (1991): “Jewish Responses to Catastrophe,” 47 153–156. (1985): 107–108. “D’var Torah—In Honor of the 50th Shapiro, Morris. Anniversary of Camp Ramah,” 59 “Remembering the Holocaust,” 45 (1983): (1997): 173–176. 1–5. Cardin, Nina Beth. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. “D’var Torah—On Parents and Their Chil- “Holocaust: How to Teach It to a New Gen- dren’s Lives,” 52 (1990): 219–221. eration,” 41 (1979): 76–83. Chiel, Samuel. HOMILETICS “D’var Torah—The Talmud Hakham,” 29 Aber, Felix. (1965): 120–122. “Preaching Under Pressure,” 9 (1945): “Preaching on the ,” 44 112–122. (1982): 101–115. Adler, Rudolph J. “Chomer Ledrush,” 48 (1986): 99–111. “D’var Torah—Koah D’Rabanan,” 29 Chinitz, Jacob M. (1965): 114–117. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Understanding the Siddur,” 34 (1970): Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, 164–167. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. “D’var Torah,” 42 (1980): 311–313. Cohen, Seymour J. Agus, Jacob. “The Modern Theatre as a Preaching “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Resource,” 32 (1968): 162–175. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Passover Sermons,” 32 (1968): 176–192. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Dobrushin, Robert. 37–39. “On the Importance of Asking Questions,” Aronson, David. 49 (1987): 312–315. “Occasional Talks,” 19 (1955): 223–230. Duker, Sara. Artson, Bradley Shavit. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Sara Duker,” “Delivering the Classical D’var Torah,” 55 Kenneth E. Berger, 58 (1996): 199–201. (1993): 145–150. Duncan, King. Arzt, Max. “Dynamic Preaching,” 54 (1992): 215–244. “Preaching in Our Day,” 9 (1945): 103–111. Goldstein, David A. “A D’var Torah,” 26 (1962): 196. “Independence Day Religious Service: Auerbach, David H. Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. “D’var Torah,” 42 (1980): 314–315. Eisenberg, Richard. August, Toba. “Ona-At Dibbur,” 48 (1986): 254–256. “D’var Torah—Our Inner Lives,” 55 Eisenfeld, Matthew. (1993): 143–144. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Matthew Berger, Kenneth E. Eisenfeld,” James Rosen, 58 (1996): “D’var Torah—In Memory of Sara Duker,” 195–198. 58 (1996): 199–201. Eisenman, Debra A. Bloom, Jack. “D’var Torah—The Meaning of D’ror,” 58 “D’var Torah,” 29 (1965): 118–119. (1996): 202–204. Blumenthal, Aaron H. Eisenstein, Ira. “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” “Preaching Modern Religion,” 7 (1940): Ira Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 150–154. 143–149. Bohnen, Eli. Ezring, Murray. “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” “The String: Grab Their Attention and Ira Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 155–158. Keep It,” 54 (1992): 171–181. Subject Index 67

Farber, Edwin. Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon Green- “Kiddush ha-Shem and Hillul ha-Shem,” 48 berg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): 1–3. (1986): 247–253. Green, Yosef. Feldman, David M. “D’var Torah—The Need for Labor in the “A D’var Torah Suggested by Lag Ba’omer,” Land,” 50 (1988): 198–201. 26 (1962): 201–224. Greenberg, Sidney. Fenster, Myron M. “Resources for Preaching,” 36 (1974): “Teaching From Pirkei Avot,” 42 (1980): 174–176. 214–224. Greenberg, Simon. Fisher, Henry. “D’var Torah,” 37 (1975): 8–11. “Homiletics Seminar (The Eulogy),” 26 “Suggestions for the Darshan,” 41 (1979): (1962): 180–190. 240–251. Fishman, Lyle. “D’var Torah for Yom Yerushalayim (in “D’var Torah—Why Did Nadav and Abihu Hebrew),” 42 (1980): 316–318. Die?” 51 (1989): 281–284. Halpern, Harry. Forman, Max L. “D’var Torah (Shavuot),” 27 (1963): 211–212. “The Letter of Truth,” 26 (1962): 197–200. Hammer, Robert A. Fredman, Samuel. “D’var Torah—The Sanctification of Man,” “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” 28 (1964): 208–209. Ira Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 158. Harris, Robert. Friedman, Theodore. “Allegory as P’shat: A Contextual Reading “The Friday Night Sermon,” 19 (1955): of Scripture Through Northern French 231–239. Medieval Biblical Exegetes,” 56 (1994): “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of 132–143. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Using P’shat for D’rash: Exploring the David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. ‘Religious Significance of the P’shat,’ Futterman, Matthew. Especially with Regard to Preparing “D’var Torah: Israel and the Golah,” deliv- Divrei Torah and the Haftarah,” 57 ered at the 1991 Convention, 55 (1995): 124–125. (1993): 151–153. Heller, Abraham M. Geffen, David. “Shibeah Asar beTammuz Service—Sermon: “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 171–172. Birthday or Yahrzeit,” 6 (1939): 68–72. Gelber, Michael. Jacobs, Louis. “The Community as a Pulpit,” 33 (1969): “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theologi- 123–131. cal Teaching,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Gertel, Elliot B. Silverman, 33 (1969): 9–24. “The Sermons and Other Writings of Rabbi “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Israel H. Levinthal,” 45 (1983): 119–128. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Gluck, Theodore. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): “D’var Torah—Eschatology and the ,” 32–34, 42–44. 28 (1964): 223–224. Kanter, Shamai. Goldfarb, Solomon D. “D’var Torah—Synthesis and Prayer,” 46 “Sermon Seminar” (Hebrew and English), (1984): 110–113. 21 (1957): 199–206. Kaplan, Louis. Golinkin, Noah L. “D’var Torah—Ha-Sneh -er ba-Esh” (Eng- “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of lish), 28 (1964): 215–217. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Kaplan, Mordecai M. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “D’var Torah—Four More Questions,” 51 Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, (1989): 285–289. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34–36. Goodman, Arnold. Karp, Abraham J. “D’var Torah—Ona’at ,” 29 (1965): “Preaching Schechter,” 27 (1963): 21–46. 123–126. Kazis, Israel J. Gordis, David M. “The Rabbi as Preacher—Lesson of the “D’var Torah—In Tribute to Rabbi David Chaplaincy,” 10 (1946): 94–98. 68 The Rabbinical Assembly

HOMILETICS (cont’d.) Nelson, Harry. Kelman, Wolfe. “A Chaplain’s Pulpit,” 8 (1941–44): 200–206. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Noveck, Simon. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Sermons on the Personal Life,” 20 (1956): David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34. 192–212. Kerbel, Paul. Oleisky, Arthur. “D’var Torah—Hopefulness Amidst “D’var Torah,” 61 (1999): 173–175. Despair,” 54 (1992): 268–270. Plotkin, Benjamin. Kieval, Hayyim. “The Rabbi as Preacher: Changing Tech- “D’var Torah,” 37 (1975): 249–251. niques,” 10 (1946): 92–94, 102. Kollin, Gilbert. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “D’var Torah—Emet ve-,” 52 (1990): “On Genesis 33: 18,” 27 (1963): 208–210. 222–225. “Four Pillars of Wisdom: An Approach to Kreiman, Angel. Preaching,” 48 (1986): 112–120. “D’var Torah—Putting Torah into Prac- Raskas, Bernard S. tice,” 52 (1990): 226–227. “The Creative Use of the Pulpit,” 33 Kushner, Harold S. (1969): 158–172. “A Jewish View of Verbal and Visual Resnikoff, Arnold E. Obscenity,” 40 (1978): 102–107. “D’var Torah,” 59 (1997): 165–172. “The Hunger For the Sacred,” 44 (1982): Riemer, Jack. 22–30. “Preaching to the Here and Now,” 30 “Sermons in the Levinthal Tradition,” 45 (1966): 53–81. (1983): 112–116. “Preaching on Pesach,” 40 (1978): 184–187. Lanckton, Ben. Rosen, James. “D’var Torah,” LXI (1999): 171–172. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Matthew Lehrman, Irving. Eisenfeld,” 58 (1996): 195–198. “The Sabbath Morning Sermon,” 19 Rosenberg, Yaakov G. (1955): 240–248. “D’var Torah,” 27 (1963): 213–214. “The Sermon,” 37 (1975): 203–207. Rothstein, Solomon. “Discussion: The Sermon,” Irving “The Art of Communication,” 35 (1973): Lehrman, 37 (1975): 207–212. 57–63. “Seminar on Shavuot,” 42 (1980): 226–232. Routtenberg, Max J. Levinthal, Isaac H. “Sermon Seminar,” 21 (1957): 206–217. “Sermons in the Levinthal Tradition,” Saltzman, Manuel. Harold S. Kushner, 45 (1983): 112–116. “The Creative Use of the Pulpit,” 33 “Judaism—Universalist Or Racist, Shavuot (1969): 147–157. And The Story of Ruth, No Echo to Schachter, Stanley J. God’s Words At Sinai” (3 Sermons), 45 “D’var Torah,” 39 (1977): 7–9. (1983): 129–137. Schachter-Shalomi, Zalman. Lipnick, Bernard. “Aging to Wisdom,” 56 (1994): 207–208. “D’var Torah—On Admonishment,” 29 Schorsch, Emil. (1965): 127–128. “D’var Torah—Adon Olam,” 29 (1965): Lipnick, Jerome. 129–135. “D’var Torah,” 28 (1964): 218–222. Shargel, Norton D. Lowenthal, Eric I. “The Power of Tears,” 36 (1974): 216–218. “D’var Torah,” 28 (1964): 212–214. Shuchat, Wilfred. Lubliner, Immanuel. “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 172–175. “Ways, and Higher Ways,” 27 (1963): Shy, Toni. 199–204. “D’var Torah,” 61 (1999): 176–177. Marans, Arnold B. Silverman, David Wolf. “D’var Torah—Naming a Child After a Liv- “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theologi- ing Relative,” 54 (1992): 261–264. cal Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Mindick, Burton. Silverman, 33 (1969): 25–31. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39–40. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 40–42. Subject Index 69

Silverman, Hillel E. Gordis, David M. “Homiletics Seminar: Methodology and “Intermarriage: Trends, Textures, and Content,” 52 (1990): 207–215. Strategies,” 59 (1997): 65–68. Silverman, Israel N. Kensky, Allan. “D’var Torah—Ve-Ahavta le-Re-ech Kamocha” “Keruv in the Congregational Setting,” 53 (Hebrew), 28 (1964): 210–211. (1991): 125–126. “D’var Torah” (Hebrew), 36 (1974): Konheim, Jon. 219–220. “Interfaith Programming,” 54 (1992): Sky, Harry. 197–201. “D’var Torah—Our Flux, Our Tension,” 29 Layman, Jonah. (1965): 136–138. “On Working with the Intermarried,” 53 Sosland, Henry. (1991): 127–129. “D’var Torah—Some Thoughts about the Nadich, Judah. Sheheheyanu Blessing,” 46 (1984): “Mixed Marriage,” 40 (1978): 87–96. 114–118. Perkins, Carl M. Spectre, Philip. “The Challenges and Appeals of Keruv in a “D’var Torah—Finding Our Roots,” 54 Conservative Context,” 62 (2000): (1992): 265–267. 292–295. Stern, Sholom. Plaut, W. Gunther. “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 175–177. “An Address” (regarding a national Bet Din, Teplitz, Saul I. conversion and intermarriage), 47 “Preaching for the Shalosh Regalim,” 31 (1985): 45–52. (1967): 149–155. Romanoff, Lena. “Organizing for the Sermon,” 35 (1973): “How to Make Practicing and Feeling Jews: 85–86. What Do Converts Want From Us?” 54 “Eulogy,” 38 (1976): 305–307. (1992): 164–170. Tigay, Jeffrey H. Silverstein, Alan. “Deuteronomy 4 and the Art of Homiletics “RA/USCJ Joint Commission Responding in the Bible,” 62 (2000): 256–262. to Intermarriage,” 59 (1997): 223–225. Wechsler, Harlan J. ISRAEL. See also AMERICAN JEWISH “Atem Re’item,” 42 (1980): 225. COMMUNITY; ARAB-ISRAELI Zelizer, Nathan. RELATIONS; JEWISH LAW “Sermon Outlines for Pesach,” 47 (1985): Abed, Shukri. 114–116. “The Future of the Arab Community in Zwelling, Victor. Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, “The Period of Sefirah,” 36 (1974): Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, 221–223. Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): HOMOSEXUALITY 128–130. Rabbinical Assembly. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- “Resolutions Adopted” (includes abortion munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri rights, gay and lesbian issues, and organ Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- and tissue donations), 52 (1990): mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 273–283. 134–135, 135, 136, 141, 144–145, 147–148. INTERMARRIAGE Abramowitz, Mayer. Bayme, Steven. “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” “Intermarriage and Conservative Judaism: Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, Communal Policy and Program Direc- 45 (1983): 50–51. tion,” 53 (1991): 36–46. “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Bernstein, Louis. Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- “An Address” (regarding a national Bet Din, dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer conversion and intermarriage), 47 Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 71–72. (1985): 39–44. Addison, Howard A. Epstein, Jerome M. “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” “A Return to the Mitzvah of Endogamy,” 54 Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, (1992): 203–211. 45 (1983): 51. 70 The Rabbinical Assembly

ISRAEL (cont’d.) ist Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. Adler, Joshua. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette Avi- “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- tal, 58 (1996): 29–33. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Balter, Mauricio. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- “The Jewishness of the Jewish State,” mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): (Hebrew). Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, 145–146. Reuven Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 Agranat, Shimon. (2000): 187–190. “Jewish Law as Reflected in the Decisions of Balter, Shlomo. the Supreme Court of Israel,” 36 “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- (1974): 243–254. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Agus, Jacob B. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- “Discussion: American Jewry and the New mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 136. (1948): 251–252. Bandel, Ehud. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- “Masorti Movement: Toward an Era of servative Movement in Judaism to the Peace,” 56 (1994): 110–115. Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between zation of America, the State of Israel, the Religious Streams” (Hebrew), Alex the World Zionist Organization and to Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 (1964): 84–85. (1998): 32–33. Allon, Yigal. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What “Remarks of the Deputy Prime Minister,” Does it Mean to American Jews?” Gor- delivered at the 1971 Convention in don Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): 1, January 1972. 90–93 Aloni, Shulamit. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- State, or a State for Jews?” Shulamit ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 49–53. Bandel, 61 (1999): 94–95, 95, 98, 100. “Discussion: Religious Pluralism in Israel: A “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative Jewish State, or a State for Jews?” Shu- Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud lamit Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): Ravitzky, Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 197–198. 66–67. Barak, Ehud. Anolik, Ze’ev. “Israel Today and Tomorrow” (Hebrew), 60 “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a (1998): 122–128. Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Barnard, George. Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, (1988): 152–153, 157, 161–162, 15 (1983): 52. 162–163, 164, 165. Beals, Michael. Auerbach, Selig S. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. 309–310. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Avineri, Shlomo. Bandel, 61 (1999): 95. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and Beilin, Yossi. the State of Israel,” David Clayman, “Searching for Peace” (Hebrew), 60 Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel (1998): 115–121. Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 96–101. Bentwich, Norman. Avital, Colette. “The Application of Jewish Law in Pales- “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zion- tine,” 1 (1927): 70–73. Subject Index 71

Bigman, David. Chinitz, Jacob M. “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of the Religious Streams” (Hebrew), Alex Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, chel, 32 (1968): 104–105. Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Clayman, David. (1998): 32–33. “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension: A Response,” Birnbaum, Irwin. 34 (1970): 45–48. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- “Morality and Policy: American Jews and servative Movement in Judaism to the the State of Israel,” David Clayman, Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel zation of America, the State of Israel, Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 94–96, the World Zionist Organization and to 101, 108, 114, 125. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Cohen, Jack J. (1964): 88. “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel” “On Strengthening the Synagogue” (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapi- (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 10–11 (Hebrew ra, Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, section). delivered at the 1971 Convention in “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 1, January 1972. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “The Future of the Arab Community in Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 36–37. 126–128, 130. Blitzer, Wolf. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- “American Views Israel and Israel Views munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- (1989): 138–144. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “Discussion: American Views Israel and 135, 136–137, 139, 142, 143, 146, 147. Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, Cohen, Steven M. Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146–147, “Whatever Happened to Pluralism?” Steven 148–149. M. Cohen, Eugene Lipman, Wolfe Kel- “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the man, 51 (1989): 159–167. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf “Promoting a Divided Israel Among a Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57, 57–58. Divided Conservative Community,” 52 Block, Asher. (1990): 35–44. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- “The Churning Dynamic of Israel—Dias- ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. pora Relations,” 57 (1995): 109–111. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 237–244. Cytryn, Eric. Blum, Yehuda Z. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Israel on the Eve of Yom Ha-Atzmaut,” 44 Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip (1982): 12–19. Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Michael “Discussion: Israel on the Eve of Yom Ha- Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Atzmaut,” 44 (1982): 19–21. Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Blumenthal, Aaron H. Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 46. servative Movement in Judaism to the Davidowitz, Harry. Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Religion zation of America, the State of Israel, and Culture in Palestine,” 10 (1946): 1–6. the World Zionist Organization and to Davis, Moshe. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension in American (1964): 92–93. Jewish Life,” 34 (1970): 34–40. Bokser, Ben Zion. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Developments in the Field of ‘Ishut’ in Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David Israeli Law,” 21 (1957): 151–157. Clayman, 34 (1970): 54, 56–58. 72 The Rabbinical Assembly

ISRAEL (cont’d.) Epstein, Louis M. Dickstein, Paltiel. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New “To What Extent is Jewish Civil Law Adapted Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 to Modern Life in Palestine?” (Hebrew), (1948): 243. 1 (1927): 74–76. Faber, Salomon. Dinitz, Simcha. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Jerusalem Reunited,” 39 (1977): 25–36. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Dollin, Bruce. chel, 32 (1968): 104. “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- Fenster, Myron M. dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 “Practical Evaluation of Israel and the Dias- (1989): 75. pora,” 22 (1958): 149–154. Dror, Gilah. “The Impact of the Conservative Move- “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the ment in Israel,” 28 (1964): 24–36. Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104. tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- “Israelis and Diaspora Jews: Are We One sions of One Rabbi After a Year in People?” (Greetings), 58 (1996): 34–36. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “The State of the Masorti Movement after (1964): 50–51. the Ne’eman Commission” (Hebrew), “Special Report of the Israel Committee,” Gilah Dror, Matthew J. Futterman, 60 31 (1967): 182–184. (1998): 65–67. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” Dubin, Paul. Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David “Discussion: American Views Israel and Clayman, 34 (1970): 53. Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, Fisch, Harold. Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146. “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel” Eban, Abba. (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapi- “Israel and World Jewry,” 16 (1952): ra, Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, 187–200. delivered at the 1971 Convention in “Discussion: Israel and World Jewry,” 16 Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. (1952): 203–204. 1, January 1972. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and Fish, Judah. the State of Israel,” David Clayman, “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 114–125. 45 (1983): 52. Eisenstein, Ira. Fishman, Hertzel. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New “The Role of Conservative Judaism in Forg- Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 ing Israel’s Ethical Nationalism,” 43 (1948): 255–256. (1981): 64–78. “Discussion: The Relationship of American Fox, Seymour. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua “The Place of Israel in Our Religious Kohn, 13 (1949): 250–251. Schools,” 32 (1968): 139–146. “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist Freedman, Robert O. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, “Israel as the Elections Approach: What 14 (1950): 232–237. Does it Mean to American Jews?” Gor- Eizenstat, Stuart E. don Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. “Changing Relationships: The United Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): States and Israel, Israel and American 86–90. Jews,” 51 (1989): 116–131. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Elazar, Daniel. Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- “Morality and Policy: American Jews and ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. the State of Israel,” David Clayman, Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Bandel, 61 (1999): 94, 96, 97, 99. Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 108–114. Friedman, Theodore. Elon, Menahem. “Medinat Yisrael ve-HaGolah” (Hebrew), 25 “Developments in the Rabbinic Judiciary of (1961): 219–228. Israel,” 36 (1974): 255–267. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Subject Index 73

servative Movement in Judaism to the “Intoduction: The Current Situation,” Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- , 50 (1988): 73. zation of America, the State of Israel, Goldschmidt, Yosef. the World Zionist Organization and to “Jewish Law in the Legislative Activity of K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 the ,” 36 (1974): 277–290. (1964): 90–91. Goldstein, Israel. Frymer-Kensky, Tikva. “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Eco- “Israel and the Ancient Near East: New Per- nomic, Social and Political Aspects of spectives on the Flood,” 41 (1979): the Palestine Question,” 10 (1946): 213–225. 6–13. “Jerusalem as the Symbol of the Human Golinkin, David R. Body,” 58 (1996): 159–161. “The Jewishness of the Jewish State” Futterman, Matthew. (Hebrew), Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Reuven Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, (2000): 194–196. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Golinkin, Noah. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef sions of One Rabbi After a Year in Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 34–36. (1964): 48–49. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 309. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Golub, Robert. Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud (1988): 47–48. Bandel, 61 (1999): 93–94, 94. “D’var Torah: Israel and the Golah,” deliv- Goodman, Hirsh. ered at the 1991 Convention, 55 “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View (1993): 151–153. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda “The State of the Masorti Movement after Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David the Ne’eman Commission” (Hebrew), Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): Gilah Dror, Matthew J. Futterman, 60 46–48. (1998): 65–67. Gordis, Robert. Geiger, Leo. “Israel and the Diaspora: A Reassessment,” “Discussion: American Jewry and the New 38 (1976): 324–345. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” (1948): 253–255. Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, “Roshe Perakhim be-Torato Shel Ahad Haam” 45 (1983): 51–52. (Hebrew), 15 (1951): 232–240. Gradstein, Linda. Goell, Yosef. “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View “Morality and Policy: American Jews and from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda the State of Israel,” David Clayman, Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David Makov- Shlomo Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel sky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): 39–41. Elazar, Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 101–108. Graetz, Michael. Goldfarb, Solomon. “A Comment on Today,” 38 (1976): 53. “Discussion: The Relationship of American “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Jewish Community to Israel” (Hebrew), Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, S. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 245–248. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Goldman, Yosef. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–71. 30–32. 74 The Rabbinical Assembly

ISRAEL (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Graetz, Michael (cont’d.) servative Movement in Judaism to the “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri zation of America, the State of Israel, Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- the World Zionist Organization and to mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 141. (1964): 86–88, 93–95. “Zionism and Conservative Theology in the “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Haggadah,” 55 (1993): 83–93. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 310. “Jerusalem as a Universal Symbol,” 58 “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical Assem- (1996): 143–145. bly,” 37 (1975): 345–352. “Introduction to the New Masorti Siddur, Groner, Irwin. Va-Ani Tefilati,” 60 (1998): 7–10. “Introduction: Whatever Happened to Plu- “The Masorti Siddur,” 60 (1998): 188–189. ralism?” Steven M. Cohen, Eugene Lip- Green, Bernie. man, Wolfe Kelman, 51 (1989): 158–159. “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a Grossman, Chaim. Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 chel, 32 (1968): 104. (1988): 154, 158, 159–160, 163–164, Ha-Levi, Levi. 165. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Green, Yosef. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 38–39. Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, Hailperin, Herman. Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 41–42. “Discussion: Israel and World Jewry,” Abba Greenberg, Joel. Eban, 16 (1952): 200–203. “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View Hakohen, Menachem. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel” Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapi- Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): ra, Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, 41–44. delivered at the 1971 Convention in Greenberg, Sidney. Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. “Religious Situation in Israel,” 20 (1956): 1, January 1972. 111–120. Hammer, Reuven. “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- “Halakhah and the State of Israel,” 40 tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- (1978): 28–41. sions of One Rabbi After a Year in “Realities in Israel,” 50 (1988): 167–171. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “Report from Israel,” 51 (1989): 12–17. (1964): 46–47. “Discussion: Report from Israel,” Reuven Greenberg, Simon. Hammer, 51 (1989): 18–19, 19–20. “Introduction to Aspects of Jewish Nation- “The Masorti Movement: Where are We alism in The Bible,” 2 (1928): 103–113. Headed?” 52 (1990): 28–34. “Jewish Nationalism,” 5 (1933–38): 32–49. “The Conversion Crisis and Its Impact” “American Jewry and the New Jewish State” (Hebrew and English), 60 (1998): (Hebrew), 12 (1948): 229–234. 51–59. “The Relationship of the Conservative “The Legal Situation of Our Movement in Movement in Judaism to the Zionist Israel: Conversion,” 61 (1999): 43–47. Movement, the Zionist Organization of “The Jewishness of the Jewish State” America, the State of Israel, the World (Hebrew and English), Alice Shalvi, Zionist Organization and to K’lal Mauricio Balter, Reuven Hammer, Yisrael,” 28 (1964): 52–83. David Golinkin, 60 (2000): 191–194. Subject Index 75

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tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin McClellan, Graydon E. L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 (1984): 8–11. (1967): 158–159. Lieber, Robert J. Meir, Golda. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What “Prime Minister’s Address,” delivered at the Does it Mean to American Jews?” Gor- 1971 Convention in Israel. Published in don Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): Morgenthau, Hans. 82–86. “The Future of Israel,” 36 (1974): 1–7. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Morris, Alan. Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Commu- ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. nity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Bandel, 61 (1999): 98–99. Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 146–147. Lipman, Eugene. Muhammid, Hashem. “Whatever Happened to Pluralism?” Steven “The Future of the Arab Community in M. Cohen, Eugene Lipman, Wolfe Kel- Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, man, 51 (1989): 167–172. Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Lubotsky, Alex. Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between 131–132. the Religious Streams”(Hebrew), Alex “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- (1998): 32–33. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Makovsky, David. 137, 137–138, 141, 142–143, 143, 145, “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View 148. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda Mushkin, Ben Zion. Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David Makov- “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a sky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): 44–46. Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Mandelbaum, Bernard. Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- (1988): 152, 154–156, 158–159, sions of One Rabbi After a Year in 160–161, 162, 164, 165–166. Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 Nadich, Judah. (1964): 45–46. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Clayman, 34 (1970): 53–54. Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Michael Nativ, Gil. Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, “Challenge, Choice, and Change: Problems Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, and Progress in Israeli Pluralism,” Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Simkha Y. Weintraub, Gil Nativ, 57 Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 46. (1995): 141–144. Margolies, Morris. “Introduction to A. B. Yehoshua,” 59 “Discussion: The Impact of the Conserva- (1997): 113–114. tive Movement in Israel, The Impres- “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members sions of One Rabbi After a Year in Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” 60 Israel,” Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 (1998): 13–14. (1964): 47–48. Netanyahu, Benjamin. Matt, C. David. “Address” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 109–114. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- Oleisky, Arthur. ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. “Discussion: Israelis Confront Issues of Life Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 252–253. From a Masorti Perspective,” Victor McCarthy, Eugene J. Hoffman, Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 Anolik, Shula Piora, Bernie Green, (1967): 160–163. Motti Laksman, 50 (1988): 164. 78 The Rabbinical Assembly

ISRAEL (cont’d.) Rank, Perry. Oleisky, Arthur (cont’d.) “Introduction: Report on the Ne’eman “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Mid- Commission—Conversion Crisis and Its dle East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 Impact” (Hebrew), Reuven Hammer, (1989): 72. 60 (1998): 50. Pekarsky, Maurice B. Ravitsky, Avi. “Religion in Israel,” 20 (1956): 99–110. “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish Peli, Pinchas HaCohen. State, or a State for Jews?” Shulamit “The Future of Israel,” 36 (1974): 9–19. Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Peres, Shimon. Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 56–59. “Ethical Challenges to Jewish Life,” deliv- Re’em, Moshe. ered at the 1971 Convention in Israel. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, Jan- Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, uary 1972. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “What is a Jewish Dream?” 50 (1988): Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- 16–20. terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- Perlman, Jonathan. Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 33–34. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Regev, Uri. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- the Religious Streams”(Hebrew), Alex terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 29–30. (1998): 32–33. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in Rembaum, Joel. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- Bandel, 61 (1999): 99. man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 Rosenblatt, Samuel. (1988): 46–47. “Historic Arab-Jewish Relationships in “On Serving Our People in Israel,” 51 Palestine,” 6 (1939): 104–114. (1989): 290–292. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. Piora, Shula. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Israelis Confront Issues of Life From a Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David Masorti Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Clayman, 34 (1970): 54–56. Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Rotenberg, Naftali. Piora, Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between (1988): 153, 156–157, 161, 163, 165. the Religious Streams”(Hebrew), Alex Rabbinical Assembly. Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 schools, religious pluralism in Israel, (1998): 32–33. organ donations), Centennial Conven- Rubenstein, Elyakim. tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. “The Future of Israeli Democracy” Rabin, Yitzhak. (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 135–158. “Israel’s Security,” 32 (1968): 119–124. Sacks, Andrew. “The Current Situation,” 50 (1988): 73–83. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the Rabinowitz, Mayer E. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf “The 1973 Kallah in Israel,” 36 (1974): Blitzer, 61 (1999): 58. 239–301. Salit, Norman. Ramon, Einat. “The Synagogue and Palestine,” 2 (1928): “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View 53–58. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda Saroujie, Majda. Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David Makov- “The Future of the Arab Community in sky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): 39. Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Subject Index 79

Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, “Report from the Bet Midrash,” 58 (1996): Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 69–71. 130–131. Shalvi, Alice. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- “The Jewishness of the Jewish State,” munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri (Hebrew). Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- Reuven Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): (2000): 184–187. 138–139, 143. Shapira, Abraham. Schafler, Samuel. “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel” “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension: A Response,” (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapi- 34 (1970): 41–44. ra, Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, Schatz, Morris. delivered at the 1971 Convention in “Discussion: The Synagogue and Palestine,” Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. Norman Salit, 2 (1928): 64. 1, January 1972. Schechterman, Bernard. Shehadeh, Shehadeh. “The Jordanian-Palestinian Relationship,” “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- 47 (1985): 110. munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Scheim, Philip S. Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zionist mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. 135, 139–141, 148–149. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette Avi- Shtull, Jacob. tal, 58 (1996): 16–18. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Israel at 50: The Rabbinical Assembly Cele- Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- brates” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 11–12. chel, 32 (1968): 104. Schoffman, Stuart. Shuchat, Wilfed. “Diaspora Jews and Israeli Jews: Can the Jew- “Discussion: American Jewry and the New ish Culture Gap Be Bridged?” 58 (1996): Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 37–47. (1948): 256–258. Schorsch, Ismar. Shulevitz, Marion. “Introduction: What is a Jewish Dream?” “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the , 50 (1988): 15–16. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf “Conservative Judaism in Israel,” 50 (1988): Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57. 26–27. Silverman, Hillel E. “Biblical Roots of Jewish Nationalism,” 60 “Israel in the Synagogue Program,” 36 (1998): 199–202. (1974): 154–157. Schussheim, Morris. “Israel and the Role of the American “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine Work,” Rabbi,” 41 (1979): 186–192. 4 (1930–32): 36–42. “Advocating Israel’s Case Among Chris- Schwartz, Harry. tians,” 54 (1992): 189–193. “The Convention Committee on Palestine,” Simon, Ralph. 6 (1939): 168. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Schweid, Eliezer. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue: (1948): 244–245. A Reaction,” Gershon Winer, Eliezer “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 Schweid, Arthur Hertzberg, delivered (1967): 164–168. at the 1971 Convention in Israel. Pub- “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” lished in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David 1972. Clayman, 34 (1970): 49–51. Segal, Benjamin J. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly, Israel in Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Region,” 49 (1987): 231–234. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, “Religion and State in Israel,” 49 (1987): Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe 299–303. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, Ben- man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 jamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. (1988): 44–46. 80 The Rabbinical Assembly

ISRAEL (cont’d.) Tucker, Gordon. Small, David. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Does it Mean to American Jews?” Gor- Approach: What Does it Mean to Amer- don Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. ican Jews?” Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud 81–82. Bandel, 61 (1999): 98, 100. Tutnauer, Moshe. Spectre, Barbara. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “The Moral Challenge of the Jewish State,” Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 43 (1981): 79–88. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- State, or a State for Jews?” Shulamit terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 59–66. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Spectre, Philip. 42–44. “Defending the Defenders,” 37 (1975): “Recognition of Rabbinical Assembly Mem- 47–50. bers Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” “The M’sorti Movement in Israel” (with 60 (1998): 18–23. participants), 43 (1980): 22–33. Tzaban, Yair. “Principles Which Can Unite or Destroy “Absorption and Issues Impacting the Us,” 47 (1985): 63–68. Upcoming Elections,” 58 (1996): 48–54. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Waxman, Mordecai. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 251–252. terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi “American Jewry and Israel: The Limits of Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Dissent,” delivered at the 1977 Conven- Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, 28–29, 32, 33, 34, 36, 41, 44. Vol. 31, No. 2, Winter 1977. Spritzer, David. Weinberg, Tzvi. “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Com- tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin munity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muham- (1984): 11–13. mud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Stampfer, Joshua. 138. “The Sabbatical in Israel,” 32 (1968): 110–113. Weintraub, Simkha Y. Sternstein, Joseph P. “Challenge, Choice, and Change: Problems “Israel Committee,” 29 (1965): 152–158. and Progress in Israeli Pluralism,” “Israel At the Crossroads,” Arthur Simkha Y. Weintraub, Gil Nativ, 57 Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 (1995): 138–141. (1983): 44–50. Wernik, Joseph. “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” “The Masorti Movement in Israel,” 50 Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, (1988): 21–22. 45 (1983): 54–56. Wiesel, Elie. Tal, Uriel. “Tales of Jerusalem,” 32 (1968): 125–138. “The Land and the State of Israel in Israeli Wieseltier, Leon. Religious Life,” 38 (1976): 1–22. “Israel and the Palestinians,” 51 (1989): “The Land and the State of Israel in Con- 25–31. temporary Israeli Hebrew Writing” (a “Discussion: Israel and the Palestinians,” Hebrew bibliography), 38 (1976): Leon Wieseltier, 51 (1989): 31–37. 23–40. Winer, Gershon. Teplitz, Saul I. “Practical Evaluation of Israel and the Dias- “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” pora,” 22 (1958): 155–160. Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- 45 (1983): 50. servative Movement in Judaism to the Subject Index 81

Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- Ackerman, David. zation of America, the State of Israel, “Of Fathers and Sons: A Newly Found Anti- the World Zionist Organization and to Christian Polemic of the Twelfth Centu- K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 ry” (in memory of Rabbi Alexander (1964): 85–86. Shapiro), 55 (1993): 94–104. “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Adler, Rudolph J. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “The Intricacies of the Omer Period,” 44 307–308. (1982): 136–138. “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue,” Bokser, Ben Zion. Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- Convention in Israel. Published in sor Solomon Schechter: The Portrait of Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. a Halakhist—The World of Rabbi Judah Winter, Edmund. Loew of Prague,” 11 (1947): 289–314. “Israel At Thirty,” 40 (1978): 188–190. “Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. (1512–1609),” 40 (1978): 128–138. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the Davis, Joseph M. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf “Jewish Faith and Skepticism in the 16th Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57. Century: Maharal and Eliezer Eilburg,” Wolf, Arnold Jacob. 62 (2000): 266–267. “American Jewry and Israel: The Need for Geffen, David. Dissent,” delivered at the 1977 Conven- “A Jewish Historical Bicentennial Celebra- tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, tion,” 38 (1976): 203–210. Vol. 31, No. 2, Winter 1977. Gordis, Daniel. Yehoshua, A. B. “Where are We Going? Thoughts on the “Introduction to A. B. Yehoshua,” Gil Nativ, Use of History in Conservative Ideolo- 59 (1997): 113–114. gy,” 56 (1994), delivered at the 1994 “Israeli Identity in Peace Time: How to Fill Convention. Published in Conservative the Black Holes With New Content” Judaism, Vol. 47, No.1, Fall 1994, as “Pos- (Hebrew), 59 (1997): 115–126. itive-Historical Judaism Exhausted.” Yellin, Richard. Liberles, Robert S. “Discussion: Israel At the Crossroads,” “The Holocaust and the Rewriting of Mod- Arthur Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, ern Jewish History,” 60 (1998): 161–165. 45 (1983): 50. Marcus, Ivan G. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Commu- “The Dynamics of Ashkenaz and Its Peo- nity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, ple—Centered Authority,” 54 (1992): Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, 129–138. Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 139. Meirovich, Harvey W. Zelizer, Gerald L. “On the Life of Rabbi Joseph Hertz,” 56 “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Commu- (1994), delivered at the 1994 Conven- nity in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Vol. 46, No. 4, Summer 1994, as Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 142. “Reclaiming Chief Rabbi Hertz as a Zucker, David. Conservative Jew.” “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” Musleah, Rahel. Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David “Jewish Calcutta through Music and Memo- Clayman, 34 (1970): 51–52. ry,” 62 (2000): 277–288. Ravid, Benjamin C. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTERS. See “On Teaching Jewish History to College Stu- AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY; dents Who Will Be Your Congregants of SYNAGOGUE Tomorrow,” 59 (1997): 138–140. JEWISH HISTORY Rembaum, Joel. Abramowitz, Mayer. “A Function of the Study of Jewish History: “Torquemada Then and Now,” 54 (1992): To Demythologize the Jew,” 41 (1979): 94–96. 140–158. 82 The Rabbinical Assembly

JEWISH HISTORY (cont’d.) the Supreme Court of Israel,” 36 Roskies, David, G. (1974): 243–254. “The Shtetl in Fact and Fiction,” 39 (1977): Agus, Jacob. 94. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Schorsch, Ismar. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “Zecharias Frankel and the European Ori- 58–61, 77–78. gins of Conservative Judaism,” 42 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 83. (1980), delivered at the 1980 Conven- “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” Rab- tion. Published in Judaism, Summer binical Assembly, 20 (1956): 163–164. 1981. “Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Law,” 22 “The Limits of History,” 51 (1989): (1958): 81–89. 108–115. “Discussion: Halakhah and the Life of Holi- Shapiro, Morris. ness,” Jack J. Cohen, 22 (1958): “Remembering the Holocaust,” 45 (1983): 110–112. 1–5. “The Philosophic Meaning of the Sabbath Winer, Gershon. and ,” 31 (1967): 37–53. “Der Weg Fun Chaim Grade” (), 34 “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” (1970): 1–4. 37 (1975): 102–117. JEWISH LAW Aronson, David. Abelson, Kassel. “Discussion: Traditional Law and Modern “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- Life,” 3 (1929): 40–42. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh As a Guide Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, For Religious Practice Today,” 6 (1939): 31 (1967): 224–225. 150–153. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Review of Dr. Epstein’s book, The Agunah Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. Question,” 7 (1940): 301–311. “The Rabbinical Assembly and the Devel- “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor opment of Halakhah,” 45 (1983): Louis Ginzberg: Mai Ko Mashma Lon? ” 77–83. 8 (1941–44): 386–397. “Report of the Commission on Human “Kedat Moshe VeYisrael,” 15 (1951): 120–140. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69. Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- “Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jew- ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, ish Law. Halakhah and the Life of Holi- Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 26–27. ness. An Attitude to Halakhah,” Jacob “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Agus, Jack J. Cohen, Isaac Klein, 22 57 (1995): 224–227. (1958): 112–114. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “The Authority of the Halakhah and the 58 (1996): 265–268. Halakhah of Our Authority,” 40 (1978): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 42–56. 59 (1997): 226–230. “Is There a Gap between Our Faith and “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Our Halakhah? ” 41 (1979): 134–139. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 “From Rib to Rabbi: The Evolving Status of (1998): 273–275. the Woman in Jewish Lore, Life, and “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Law,” 49 (1987): 179–191. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Artson, Bradley Shavit. (1999): 230–235. “Halakhah in a Conservative Synagogue,” Adler, Cyrus. 55 (1993): 23–32. “Discussion: Traditional Law and Modern Bandel, Ehud. Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 53. “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative Adler, Morris. Movement in Israel,” (Hebrew). Ehud “The Roots of Democracy in Jewish Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): Thought” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): 197–198. 207–221. Bavli, Hillel. Agranat, Shimon. “Peretz Smolenskin” (Hebrew), 8 “Jewish Law as Reflected in the Decisions of (1941–44): 98–106. Subject Index 83

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JEWISH LAW (cont’d.) vative Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Kohn, Eugene. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Comments: Traditional Law and Modern 31 (1967): 226. Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 31–39. Levine, Morris D. Kohn, Jacob. “Siyyum HaShas: Personal Reminiscences of “Comments: Traditional Law and Modern Professor Morris D. Levine,” William P. Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 51. Greenfeld, 10 (1946): 147–149. Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Levine, Shlomo. “The First Ten Years of the Committee on “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Law and Standards,” 22 (1958): 68–80. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Levinthal, Israel H. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold “Development of Jewish Law in Palestine,” Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- 1 (1927): 66–69. man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, Lieberman, Saul. Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. “Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to Jewish “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Scholarship,” Alexander Marx, 12 and Standards,” 31 (1967): 189–194. (1948): 259–271. “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in Conser- “Response: Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution vative Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, to Jewish Scholarship,” Alexander Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Marx, 12 (1948): 272–289. 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): and Standards,” 32 (1968): 206–218. 75–79. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Loew, Rabbi Judah, of Prague. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the 224–228. 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Bohnen, sor Solomon Schechter: The Portrait of Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Kreitman, a Halakhist—The World of Rabbi Judah Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): 229–248. Loew of Prague,” Ben Zion Bokser, 11 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law (1947): 289–314. and Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. Lubliner, Immanuel. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in Conser- Used as a Mikvah?” (Hebrew), 33 vative Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, (1969): 219–222. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 31 (1967): 226–227. and Standards,” 34 (1970): 191–199. Margolis, Elias. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern Jewish Law and Standards,” 34 (1970): Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- 200, 207–208. tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; “What Does Halakhah Mean to Us?” 40 ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob (1978): 15–19. Kohn,” 3 (1929): 53. Landes, Aaron. Marx, Alexander. “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 “Zebi Perez Chajes,” 2 (1928): 183–185. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac “Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to Jewish Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Scholarship,” 12 (1948): 259–271. Fink, 32 (1968): 66–67. Milgrom, Jacob. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: Report on the Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. 37–40. Lang, Leon S. Moses, Lionel. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Centralization of Halakhic Authority: in Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Defense of the Authority of the Com- 55–56. mittee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Lasker, Arnold. 55 (1993): 33–39. “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in Conser- Neulander, Arthur H. Subject Index 89

“Responsum on the Sabbath: The Use of “Kallah on Halakhah: The Foundations of Electricity on the Sabbath,” 14 (1950): the Conservative Approach to Jewish 165–171. Law,” 42 (1980): 376–393. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Roth, Joel. and Standards,” 19 (1955): 31–33. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal and Standards,” 20 (1956): 29–32. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law (1986): 313–315. and Standards,” 21 (1957): 27–28. “The Power of Poskim,” 49 (1987): 192–200. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Russian Immigrants and Halakhic Prob- and Standards,” 23 (1959): 114–121. lems” (adapted from two Limud ses- Neuman, Abraham A. sions), 52 (1990): 137–158. “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern Routtenberg, Max J. Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; and Standards,” 25 (1961): 188–199. ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Kohn,” 3 (1929): 52–53. and Standards,” 27 (1963): 221–230. Novak, David. “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- “ in Jewish Law,” 36 (1974): ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): 48–58. 244–254. “Introductory Remarks for Siyyum HaShas” “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in Conser- (Hebrew), 41 (1979): 295–297. vative Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Kallah on Halakhah: Can Halakhah be Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Both Authoritative and Changing?” 42 31 (1967): 222. (1980): 370–375. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Peli, Pinchas HaCohen. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “With Whom May We Pray? An Examina- Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. tion of the Dynamics between Halakhah Rubel, Charles. M. and Meta-Halakhah” (Hebrew), 42 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. (1980): 319–332. Sandberg, Martin I. Pohl, Philip. “Kallah on Halakhah: Positive Tradition: “The Ruah of the Luah,” Philip Pohl, Ken- Towards a Unified Philosophy for Con- neth S. Goldrich, 56 (1994): 209–210. servative Judaism,” 42 (1980): 394–397. Rakover, Nahum. Sarna, Jonathan D. “Governmental Policy Regarding Jewish “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Law,” 36 (1974): 268–276. Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Regenstein, Joe M. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, “Tzaar Baalei Hayyim: a Secular View of Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. Shackling & Hoisting,” 62 (2000): Schafler, Samuel. 268–270. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Reisner, Avram Israel. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Manipulating Genes—Seen Through the Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Eyes of the Rabbis,” 62 (2000): 271–273. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- Reisner, Nathan. man, Samuel Schafler, Israel Silverman, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Schorsch, Emil. 57–58. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Rosenberg, Yaakov G. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Schulweis, Harold. M. 56–57. “Conservative Judaism in the Twenty-First Rosenblatt, Samuel. Century,” 55 (1993), delivered at the “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 1993 Convention. Published as “The David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore Character of Halakhah Entering the Friedman, 14 (1950): 318–320. Twenty-First Century,” Conservative Rosenthal, Gilbert S. Judaism, Vol. 45, No. 4, Summer 1993. 90 The Rabbinical Assembly

JEWISH LAW (cont’d.) Sigal, Phillip. Schussheim, Morris. “Some Reflections on Rabbinical Assembly “Siyyum HaShas: Recollections of Israel Halakhah: Past and Future,” 45 (1983): Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 168–175. 93–104. Schwartz, Barry Dov. Silverman, Israel N. “Judaism and Homosexuality,” 40 (1978): “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- 108–114. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Segal, Benjamin J. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly, Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Israel Region,” 49 (1987): 231–234. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Segal, Jacob E. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 (1966): 105–108. (1967): 195–208. Simon, Matthew H. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Weeks,” 32 (1968): 224–228. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Segal, Phillip. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three (1986): 315–317. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Simon, Ralph. 224–228. “Discussion: Kedat Moshe VeYisrael,” David “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Aronson, 15 (1951): 140–143. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 203–205. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Shapiro, Morris. 55, 59–60. “An Analysis of Hafkaat Kiddushin,” 52 Sky, Harry. (1990): 202–204. “Introduction: Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. Shuchat, Wilfred. Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): 336. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (1956): 177–178. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Siegel, Seymour. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 (1986): 319–320. (1957): 164–174. Sternstein, Joseph P. “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Tenenbaum, Edward. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. Teplitz, Saul I. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, 229–248. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, 36 (1974): 141–147. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” 37 (1966): 105–108. (1975): 118–126. “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- “Genetic Engineering,” Harry H. Gordon, tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 40 Seymour Siegel, 40 (1978): 164–167. (1978): 74–76. “Response: Conservative Judaism and Jew- “Introduction: Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. ish Law,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): mour Siegel, 40 (1978): 170–172. 335–336. “Kallah on Halakhah: Approaches to Tofield, Sanders A. Halakhah in the Conservative Move- “Woman’s Place in the Rites of the Syna- ment,” 42 (1980): 398–403. gogue,” 19 (1955): 182–190. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Waxman, Mordecai. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” descent and issues of conversion), 48 David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore (1986): 318. Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. Subject Index 91

“Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- servative Movement in Judaism to the ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- 71–74. zation of America, the State of Israel, “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying the World Zionist Organization and to a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (1964): 92–93. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Brown, Steven M. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish (1986): 320. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Wechsler, Harlan J. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “Kallah on Halakhah: Metaphysics and Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Halakhah—From Theory to Procedure,” Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 42 (1980): 404–410. (2000): 68–73. Weiss-Halivni, David. Eisen, Arnold. “‘Whoever studies law . . .’ The Apodictic “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish and the Argumentational in the Tal- Values Mean for the 21st Century?” mud,” 41 (1979): 298–303. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, Winer, Gershon. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Ellenson, David. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “Cultures and Communities: Trends and 34–36. Transformations in a New Century.” Yuter, Alan J. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 “Halakhah and Ideology in Conservative (2000): 108–122. Judaism,” 42 (1980): 94–112. Friedman, Theodore. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Discussion, The Relationship of the Con- (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal servative Movement in Judaism to the descent and issues of conversion), 48 Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- (1986): 319. zation of America, the State of Israel, Zelizer, Gerald L. the World Zionist Organization and to “Report of the Commission on Human K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on (1964): 90–91. Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- Greenberg, Simon. ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, “The Relationship of the Conservative Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 21–22. Movement in Judaism to the Zionist Zimmerman, Frank. Movement, the Zionist Organization of “Siyyum HaShas: The Contributions of America, the State of Israel, the World Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the Zionist Organization and to K’lal Bible,” 9 (1945): 162–167. Yisrael,” 28 (1964): 52–83. JEWISH PEOPLE (K’LAL YISRAEL) “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Agus, Jacob. servative Movement in Judaism to the “Discussion: The Relationship of the Conser- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- vative Movement in Judaism to the Zion- zation of America, the State of Israel, ist Movement, the Zionist Organization the World Zionist Organization and to of America, the State of Israel, the World K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Zionist Organization and to K’lal Yisrael,” (1964): 86–88, 93–95. Simon Greenberg, 28 (1964): 84–85. Hertzberg, Arthur. Birnbaum, Ervin. “An Agenda for the Jewish People: A “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Response,” 34 (1970): 29–33. servative Movement in Judaism to the “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue,” Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, zation of America, the State of Israel, Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 the World Zionist Organization and to Convention in Israel. Published in K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. (1964): 88. “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millenni- Blumenthal, Aaron H. um: What Do Such Things Mean to “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Jews?” 61 (1999): 8–19. 92 The Rabbinical Assembly

JEWISH PEOPLE (K’LAL YISRAEL) (cont’d.) Teutsch, David A. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Greetings: What Will Jewish Community “The Religious Imperatives of Jewish Peo- and Jewish Values Mean for the 21st plehood,” delivered at the 1959 conven- Century?” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan tion. Published in The Reconstructionist, D. Sarna, Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): Vol. 25, No. 9, 1959. 78–80. Kessler, Stanley M. Wiesel, Elie. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- “World Jewry and Russian Jewry: A Para- servative Movement in Judaism to the dox,” delivered at the 1966 convention, Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- , . Published in Conserv- zation of America, the State of Israel, ative Judaism, Vol. 21, No. 3, Spring the World Zionist Organization and to 1967. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Winer, Gershon. (1964): 84. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Kirshblum, I. Usher. servative Movement in Judaism to the “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- servative Movement in Judaism to the zation of America, the State of Israel, Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- the World Zionist Organization and to zation of America, the State of Israel, K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 the World Zionist Organization and to (1964): 85–86. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue,” (1964): 91–92. Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, Musleah, Rahel. Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 “Jewish Calcutta through Music and Memo- Convention in Israel. Published in ry,” 62 (2000): 277–288. Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. Prinz, Joachim. Wittenberg, Jonathan. “An Agenda for the Jewish People,” 34 “Shifting Jewish Demography,” Shmuel (1970): 15–28. Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wittenberg, Olan, Levi A. Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 (1998): “Our Common Agenda,” 33 (1969): 55–62. 90–92. Ostrin, Asher. Wyler, Bea. “Shifting Jewish Demography” (Hebrew), “Shifting Jewish Demography,” Shmuel Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wit- Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wittenberg, tenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 (1998): (1998): 98–99. 93–97. Sarna, Jonathan D. JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Adler, Cyrus. Values Mean for the 21st Century?” “The Seminary Training of the Rabbi and David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, After,” 1 (1927): 25–31. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. Aronson, David. Schulweis, Harold M. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Louis Ginzberg—Mai Ko Mashma Lon? ” Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. 8 (1941–44): 386–397. Schweid, Eliezer. “Seminary Expansion Program—An “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue: A Appraisal,” 10 (1946): 212–214. Reaction,” Gershon Winer, Eliezer Artson, Bradley Shavit. Schweid, Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish the 1971 Convention in Israel. Pub- Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” lished in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack 1972. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Szteinhendler, Shmuel. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 “Shifting Jewish Demography” (Hebrew), (2000): 65–68. Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wit- Arzt, Max. tenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 “Seminary Expansion Program—The Semi- (1998): 87–89. nary Program,” 10 (1946): 205–212. Subject Index 93

“Discussion: Status of the Seminary Cam- “Seminary Expansion Program—Conclud- paign,” Edward Sandrow, 13 (1949): ing Remarks,” 10 (1946): 227–235. 220–224. “The Seminary and the Future of Jewish Blumenthal, Aaron H. Scholarship,” 15 (1951): 220–225. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- “Our Teachers,” 18 (1954): 168–178. nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to Greenberg, 24 (1960): 166–168. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson Bokser, Ben Zion. Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Pro- Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. gram,” 10 (1946): 219. Friedlaender, Israel. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the “Siyyum HaShas: ‘Sabbath Prohibitions 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- Known As Shavut,’ Boaz Cohen,” 9 sor Solomon Schechter: The Portrait of (1945): 123–161. a Halakhist—The World of Rabbi Judah “Siyyum HaShas: ‘The Contributions of Loew of Prague,” 11 (1947): 289–314. Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the Cohen, Boaz. Bible,’ Frank Zimmerman,” 9 (1945): “Siyyum HaShas—In Memory of Professor 162–167. Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath Prohibi- “Siyyum HaShas: ‘Recollections of Israel tions known as Shavut,” 9 (1945): Friedlaender,’ Morris Schussheim,” 9 123–161. (1945): 168–175. Cohen, Gerson D. Friedman, Theodore. “The State of the Seminary Today,” 42 “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- (1980): 25–29. nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “On the 80th Anniversary of Solomon Greenberg, 24 (1960): 159–161. Schechter’s Arrival in the United Higger, Michael. States,” 44 (1982): 57–68. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of “The End of An Era” (some Hebrew), 46 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- (1984): 86–92. sor Solomon Schechter: The Develop- “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to ment of the Sanhedrin and of the Semi- Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson kah,” 11 (1947): 279–288. Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Ginzberg, Louis. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- Dresner, Samuel. gram,” 8 (1941–44): 306–312. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- “Our Teachers,” Louis Finkelstein, 18 nary of America: An Evaluation, (1954): 168–178. (includes resolution),” Simon Green- “Ginzberg-Marx Chairs,” Abraham M. berg, 24 (1960): 168–170, 171. Heller, 18 (1954): 179–180. Eisenstein, Ira. Gluck, Theodore. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Pro- “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- gram,” 10 (1946): 216–219. nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon Finkelstein, Ezra M. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 159. “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chancel- Glustrom, Simon. lor Louis Finkelstein,” 58 (1996): 93–95. “Introduction: Honoring Colleagues Who “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Have Served 50 Years and More in the 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Rabbinate (Faculty Reminiscences): (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- Louis Finkelstein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Zion Bergman, stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- Hillel E. Silverman, Marshall J. Maltz- verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley man, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 29–30. 26–28. Finkelstein, Louis. Goldman, Israel M. “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- “Treasurer’s Report, and Seminary Cam- gram,” 8 (1941–44): 303–306. paign,” 7 (1940): 47–52, 54. 94 The Rabbinical Assembly

JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (cont’d.) Kaplan, Mordecai M. Goldman, Israel M. (cont’d.) “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- “The Place of the Seminary in American gram,” 8 (1941–44): 316–320. Jewish Life,” 7 (1940): 229–237. “Training of Teaching and Leadership Per- “National Academy for Adult Jewish Stud- sonnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–360. ies: A Report,” 8 (1941–44): 129–136. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Goldman, Solomon. (1945): 199–204. “HaYahadut ve-Hayekum,” 5 (1933–38): “Seminary Expansion Program—Summa- 464–473. ry,” 10 (1946): 220–227. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Pro- Kazis, Israel J. gram,” 10 (1946): 214–216, 218–219. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- Gordis, Robert. nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “Symposium on Seminary Expansion,” 8 Greenberg, 24 (1960): 154–158. (1941–44): 320–322. Kelman, Wolfe. “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson nary of American: An Evaluation,” Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Simon Greenberg, 24 (1960): 170–171. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. Kohn, S. Joshua. Greenbaum, Michael B. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. lor,” 59 (1997): 82–85. Lang, Leon S. Greenberg, Simon. “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- “The Seminary Center in Jerusalem,” 22 gram,” 8 (1941–44): 302–303. (1958): 161–166. Lebeau, James. “The Jewish Theological Seminary of “The Saul Lieberman Institute of Talmudic America: An Evaluation,” 24 (1960): Research and other Seminary Pro- 114–153. grams,” 51 (1989): 234–238. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- Levine, Morris D. nary: An Evaluation,” 24 (1960): “Siyyum HaShas: Personal Reminiscences of 162–164, 171–172. Professor Morris D. Levine,” William P. Greenstone, Julius H. Greenfeld, 10 (1946): 147–149. “Literary Achievements of the Seminary and Levinthal, Israel H. its Graduates,” 4 (1930–32): 349–357. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Pro- Groner, Irwin. gram,” 10 (1946): 219–220. “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to Levitsky, Louis M. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Discussion: The Financial Support of the Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 54 Seminary,” Simon Shetzer, 7 (1940): (1992): 19–23. 248–250. Heller, Abraham M. Lieber, David L. “Ginzberg—Marx Chairs,” 18 (1954): “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: in 179–180. Tribute to H. L. Ginsberg,” 48 (1986): “Ginzberg—Marx Chairs,” 19 (1955): 167–185. 255–258. “The Seminary and the University of Hershman, Abraham M. Judaism,” 49 (1987): 148–151. “Introduction: The Jewish Theological Lieberman, Saul. Seminary of America,” 7 (1940): “Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to Jewish 227–228. Scholarship,” Alexander Marx, 12 Hertzberg, Arthur. (1948): 259–271. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- “Response: Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon to Jewish Scholarship,” Alexander Greenberg, 24 (1960): 165. Marx, 12 (1948): 272–289. Kalmin, Richard. “Professor Saul Lieberman’s Contribution “Professor Saul Lieberman’s Contribution to to Jewish Scholarship,” Richard Kalmin, Jewish Scholarship,” 48 (1986): 145–149. 48 (1986): 145–149. Subject Index 95

Lipnick, Bernard. Sandrow, Edward. “Respondents: ‘Entering the Second Cen- “Status of the Seminary Campaign,” 13 tury: From Scholarship to the Rab- (1949): 216–220. binate,’” Joseph Brodie, Neil Gillman, Scheindlin, Raymond P. Raymond P. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): “Entering the Second Century: From 51–52. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph Maltzman, Marshall J. Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 46–47. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate “Euripides and the Bible: in Tribute to Profes- (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- sor Shalom Spiegel,” 48 (1986): 150–152. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Schorsch, Ismar. Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem “Centenary Thoughts: Conservatism Revis- Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- ited,” 48 (1986): 78–85. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “The Seminary as Fountainhead,” 49 verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley (1987): 138–147. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 34–36. “Chancellor’s Address,” 62 (2000): 39–47. Marx, Alexander. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, gram,” 8 (1941–44): 312–316. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–138. “Our Teachers,” Louis Finkelstein, 18 Shetzer, Simon. (1954): 168–178. “Financial Support of the Seminary,” 7 “Ginzberg-Marx Chairs,” Abraham M. (1940): 245–248. Heller, 18 (1954): 179–180. Siegel, Seymour. Nadelmann, Ludwig. “Solomon Schechter: His Contribution to “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- Modern Jewish Thought,” 39 (1977): nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon 44–55. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 161–162. Silverman, Hillel E. Rabbinical Assembly. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 32–34. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 26–38. Silverstein, Alan. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- Waxman, Mordecai. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- 31–36. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 36–38. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 164–165. Ritterband, Paul. Zimmerman, Frank. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- “Siyyum HaShas: The Contributions of nary of America: An Evaluation,” Simon Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the Greenberg, 24 (1960): 165–166. Bible,” 9 (1945): 162–167. Rosenblatt, Samuel. “American Jewish Scholarship and the Jew- . See also SPIRITUALITY ish Theological Seminary,” 5 (1933–38): Artson, Bradley Shavit. 372–387. “God of Space/Time,” 62 (2000): 249–250. 96 The Rabbinical Assembly

KASHRUT. See also CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM; Tal, Uriel. JEWISH LAW “The Land and the State of Israel in Con- Agus, Jacob. temporary Israeli Hebrew Writing” (a “The Philosophic Meaning of the Sabbath Hebrew bibliography), 38 (1976): 23–40. and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): 37–53. LITURGY. See also SPIRITUALITY Hering, Lester. Addison, Howard A. “Regional Kashrut Supervision,” 47 (1985): “The Theology of the Mi Shebeirakh: Does 111–112. God Hear Our Prayers?” 57 (1995): Klein, Isaac. 133–134. “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” 30 (1966): 111–115. Adler, Rudolph J. “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” 33 (1969): “Understanding the Siddur,” 34 (1970): 203–218. 164–167. Rabbinical Assembly. “The Origin and Meaning of Torah Bless- “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” ings in Birkhot Ha-Shahar,” 49 (1987): Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 307–309. (1999): 234. Appelfeld, Aharon. Rabinowitz, Stanley. “Something About My Way: Talmud Torah: “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry 54–61. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Regenstein, Joe M. verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Tzaar Baalei Hayyim: a Secular View of Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Shackling & Hoisting,” 62 (2000): Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of 268–270. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 47–51. Shuchat, Wilfred. Artson, Bradley Shavit. “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish 62–69. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack . See WORLD Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, LITERATURE Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Baron, Salo W. (2000): 65–68. “The Image of the Rabbi in Traditional Lit- Astor, Carl. erature,” 24 (1960): 84–92. “Marking the Publication of Siddur Sim Maltzman, Marshall J. Shalom,” 48 (1986): 3. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 Bernstein, Alexander. Years and More in the Rabbinate (Facul- “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 249. ty Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, Bosniak, Jacob. Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Discussion: Report of the Survey on Ritu- Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” al,” Morris Silverman, 4 (1930–32): Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben 341–343. Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Silverman, Mar- Charry, Elias. shall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, “Opening Prayer” (Hebrew), 7 (1940): 62 (2000): 34–36. 65–66. Roskies, David, G. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- “The Shtetl in Fact and Fiction,” 39 (1977): ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 203–205. 94. Cherbonnier, La B, Edmond. Sandrow, Nahma. “Heschel As a Religious Thinker,” delivered “Yiddish Drama: A Mirror of the Jewish at the 1968 Convention. Published in Soul,” 42 (1980): 142–143. Conservative Judaism, Vol. 23, No. 1, Fall Scheindlin, Raymond P. 1968. “Euripides and the Bible: in Tribute to Profes- Dorff, Elliot. sor Shalom Spiegel,” 48 (1986): 150–152. “The Idea of Redemption in the Siddur,” Spiegel, Shalom. 58 (1996): 149–153. “Euripides and the Bible: in Tribute to Pro- Edelman, Marsha Bryan. fessor Shalom Spiegel,” Raymond P. “Who Knows One? A Workshop on the Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 150–152. Music of Passover,” 62 (2000): 263–265. Subject Index 97

Eisenstein, Ira. Grossman, Jacob B. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer “The Junior Congregation,” 2 (1928): and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- 149–153. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 207–208. Guthman, Sidney S. Elkins, Dov Peretz. “Opening Prayer,” 6 (1939): 11. “The Worship Service: New Horizons,” 36 Hailperin, Herman. (1974): 187–191. “Report on a Unique Experiment in Daily Even-Chen, Alexander. Services,” 17 (1953): 239–241. “Tikkun Olam in the Thought of Rabbi Halpern, Harry. Abraham Joshua Heschel on the Occa- “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer sion of His 25th Yahrzeit” (Hebrew), 60 and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- (1998): 168–174. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Feinberg, Louis. 200–202. “Independence Day Celebration at the Harlow, Jules. Convention: Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 104. “Liturgy for Today,” 29 (1965): 41–49. Frankiel, Tamar. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “Prayer and Mysticism,” 55 (1993): 61–64. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Friedman, Theodore. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, “Ha-Notayn La-Ayef ” (Hebrew), 50 Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel (1988): chet-tet. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Gendler, Everett. (1968): 7–35. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “New Dimensions in Liturgy,” 35 (1973): Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard 1–10. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, “High Holy Day Planning,” 36 (1974): Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel 148–153. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “A Note on ,” 46 (1984): (1968): 7–35. 105–109. Gillman, Neil. “Highlights of Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 “Tekhiyat Ha-Maytim: Texts and Meanings,” (1986): 21–28. 58 (1996): 168–170. Heller, Abraham M. Goldberg, Morton. “Shibeah Asar beTammuz Service—Sermon: “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 60. Birthday or Yahrzeit,” 6 (1939): 68–72. Goldstein, David A. Heschel, Abraham Joshua. “Independence Day Religious Service: “The Spirit of Prayer,” 17 (1953): 151–177. Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” 17 “Experiences in Strengthening the Sab- (1953): 198–199, 212–215. bath—Kabbalat Shabbat,” 14 (1950): Heschel, Susannah. 198–200. “Changing Forms of Jewish Spirituality,” 42 Goldstein, Nason. (1980): 146–158. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- Hoffman, Lawrence. nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, “A Place in the Mind of God: Talmud Torah: Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79. in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Goodblatt, Morris S. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Silver- “Synagogue Ritual Survey,” 12 (1948): man, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Appel- 105–109. feld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Jules Graetz, Michael. Harlow, (includes film clip of Louis “Introduction to the new Masorti Siddur— Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 40–45. Va-Ani Tefilati,” 60 (1998): 7–10. Kadushin, Max. “The Masorti Siddur,” 60 (1998): 188–189. “Experience of Worship,” delivered at the Greenberg, Sidney. 1959 convention. Published in Worship and “Making Prayers More Relevant,” 38 Ethics: A Study in Rabbinic Judaism, Illinnois: (1976): 217–226. Northwestern University Press, 1963. Greenberg, Simon. Kanter, Shammai. “Celebrating Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 (1986): “Being Unaware of What We Know,” 25 18–20. (1961): 174–175. 98 The Rabbinical Assembly

LITURGY (cont’d.) and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Kanter, Shammai (cont’d.) chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): “Our Prayerbook and Its English Style,” 29 206–207. (1965): 50–58. Langer, Ruth. Kaufman, William E. “Approaching Divine Holiness: Issues in “A. J. Heschel, Hasidic Prayer and Process the Liturgical Use of the Kedushah,” 59 Philosophy,” 45 (1983): 163–168. (1997): 147–148. Kelman (-Weiman), Levi. Lasker, Arnold A. “Spiritual Demands” (Hebrew), 43 (1981): “Personal Prayer,” 17 (1953): 231–238. 12–13. Lehrman, Irving. Kieval, Herman. “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” “A New Technique for Teaching the Weekly Abraham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): Sidrah From the Pulpit,” 24 (1960): 192–197. 246–251. Levitsky, Louis M. “Possibilities for Liturgical Renewal Within “Conduct of Religious Services, A Survey,” the Jewish Tradition,” 29 (1965): 33–40. 1 (1927): 77–88. Kimelman, Reuven R. Lipnick, Jerome. “The Case for Creation, Revelation, and “The Weekday Service,” 17 (1953): Redemption in the Shema: A Study in 219–229. the Rhetoric of the Liturgy,” 52 (1990): Lowenthal, Perry. 170–192. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer “Ashre: Psalm 145 and the Liturgy,” 54 and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- (1992): 97–128. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): “What Happened to the Decalogue in Jew- 208–209. ish Liturgy?” 59 (1997): 132–135. Matt, C. David. “‘Awaken, Awaken, for Your Light Has “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): xv. Come,’ From Garments of Skin to Gar- Matt, Hershel Jonah. ments of Light,” 59 (1997): 143–146. “Miracle and B’rakhah,” 27 (1963): Klein, Samuel. 205–207. “Uva Letziyon,” 44 (1982): 139–142. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Kling, Simcha. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel (1968): 7–35. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “Rite and Ritual,” 36 (1974): 177–180. (1968): 7–35. Miller, Joseph. Kohn, Eugene. “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 352. “The Liturgy and the Modern Jew,” 4 Millgram, Abraham E. (1930–32): 148–166. “Meaningful Prayer For Our Children,” 23 “Discussion: Vitalizing Public Worship,” (1959): 49–70. Morris Silverman, 7 (1940): 180–189. Musleah, Rahel. “Prayer and the Modern Jew,” 17 (1953): “Jewish Calcutta through Music and Memo- 179–191. ry,” 62 (2000): 277–288. “Discussion: Prayer and the Modern Jew,” Peli, Pinchas HaCohen. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 215–217. “With Whom May We Pray? An Examina- Landes, Aaron. tion of the Dynamics between Halakhah “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules and Meta-Halakhah” (Hebrew), 42 Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard (1980): 319–332. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Petuchowski, Jakob J. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel “Reflections of a Liturgist,” 48 (1986): Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 4–13. (1968): 7–35. Porath, Jonathan D. Lang, Leon S. “Programming New Holidays,” 39 (1977): “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer 84–93. Subject Index 99

Raskas, Bernard S. Signer, Isador. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “Discussion: Report on the Survey of Ritu- Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard al,” Morris Silverman, 4 (1930–32): Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, 344–348. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Silverman, Hillel E. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “Alternatives to the Friday Evening Ser- (1968): 7–35. vice,” 53 (1991): 134–138. Riemer, Jack. Silverman, Israel N. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “Some Tensions in Prayer: Talmud Torah: Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, (1968): 7–35. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Rosenberg, Yaakov G. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 35–38. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- Silverman, Morris. ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 211. “Report of Survey on Ritual,” 4 (1930–32): Rubin, Meyer. 322–340. “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 421. “Vitalizing Public Worship,” 7 (1940): Sandrow, Edward T. 159–179. “A Prayer,” 37 (1975): 3. “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of Schachter, Stanley J. the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, “The High Holy Day Mahzor,” 29 (1965): 2 (1928): 66. 59–66. Sosland, Henry. Schafler, Samuel. “D’var Torah—Some Thoughts about the “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Sheheheyanu Blessing,” 46 (1984): Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard 114–118. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Tennenbaum, Lloyd. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- (1968): 7–35. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Scheindlin, Raymond P. 202–203. “Three Poems from Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 Troster, Lawrence. (1986): 95–98. “Kedushah as a Form of Environmental Schild, Irwin. Awareness,” 54 (1992): 86–93. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “The Spiritual Suspension of Disbelief: Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard How We Should Really Pray,” 57 (1995): Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, 126–128. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Wachs, Saul P. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “The Siddur: Words, Intertextuality and (1968): 7–35. Hidden Meanings,” 51 (1989): 199–210. Schorsch, Ismar. Wald, Marcus. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Cardi- “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- nal,” Alan Silverstein, William Keeler, ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 205–206. Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79–80. Waldman, Morton J. Schulweis, Harold M. “New Insights into the Development of Syn- “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth agogue Liturgy,” 40 (1978): 149–153. Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. Waldman, Nahum. Shapiro, Morris. “Some Aspects of the Structure of the “Prayer and Modern Man,” 38 (1976): Berakhah,” 26 (1962): 191–195. 235–246. Shubow, Joseph S. MAIMONIDES “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer Skorka, Abraham. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- “Some Remarks on ‘Hilkhot Matanot Aniyim’ chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 209–210. of the Rambam,” 62 (2000): 251–252. 100 The Rabbinical Assembly

MARRIAGE. See under SOCIAL WORK Zoloth, Laurie. MEDICINE. See also JEWISH LAW; SOCIAL “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: WORK Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” Abelson, Kassel. Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Zoloth, 62 (2000): 230–245. (1999): 230–235. MIDRASH. See TALMUD and MIDRASH Caplan, Arthur. MUSIC. See under RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY; “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: programs Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot ORGAN DONATIONS. See under MEDICINE N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie ORGANIZATIONS. See also AMERICAN JEWISH Zoloth, 62 (2000): 214–222. COMMUNITY; ISRAEL; UNITED Dorff, Elliot N. SYNAGOGUE “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Adler, Morris. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 “The Relationship of the Rabbi to National (1999): 230–235. Organizations,” 7 (1940): 89–104. “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: Agus, Jacob B. Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” “Discussion: The Organization of the Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot American Jewish Community,” Israel N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie Goldstein, 24 (1960): 108–109. Zoloth, 62 (2000): 223–227. Cantor, Debra S. Norton, Larry. “D’var Torah—In Honor of the 50th “Response: Award Presentation,” Harlan J. Anniversary of Camp Ramah,” 59 Wechsler, 62 (2000): 20–24. (1997): 173–176. Rabbinical Assembly. Cardin, Shoshana S. “Resolutions Adopted” (includes abortion “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructur- rights, gay and lesbian issues, and organ ing,” Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana and tissue donations), 52 (1990): Cardin, 58 (1996): 117–123. 273–283. Cohen, Seymour J. “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: “Discussion: The Organization of the Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” American Jewish Community,” Israel Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot Goldstein, 24 (1960): 111–112. N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie Dalin, Ralph A. Zoloth, 62 (2000): 211–245. “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in There Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. schools, religious pluralism in Israel, Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. organ donations), Centennial Conven- Dresner, Samuel. tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. “Discussion: The Organization of the Reisner, Avram Israel. American Jewish Community,” “Manipulating Genes—Seen Through the (includes resolution), Israel Goldstein, Eyes of the Rabbis,” 62(2000): 24 (1960): 106–107. 271–273. Eisen, Arnold. Wolpe, Gerald I. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie Eisenstein, Ira. Zoloth, 62 (2000): 211–214. “Discussion: The Organization of the Wolpe, Paul Root. American Jewish Community,” Israel “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: Goldstein, 24 (1960): 110–111. Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” Freeman, Gordon M. Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A Report N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie on Masorti Olami,” Gordon Freeman, Zoloth, 62 (2000): 227–230. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 368–369. Subject Index 101

Goldstein, Israel. Libman, Melvin L. “The Organization of the American Jewish “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Community,” 21 (1957): 182–189. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin “The Organization of the American Jewish L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 Community,” 24 (1960): 93–105. (1984): 8–11. Greenberg, Simon. Lurie, Harry L. “Community Federation and Jewish Reli- “Relation of the Synagogue to National gious Work,” 4 (1930–32): 20–25. Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): Hertzberg, Arthur. 94–102. “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to Maslin, Simeon J. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 “Restructuring the Jewish Community: The (1945): 96–97. Mega-Mergers and the Implications for “Discussion: The Organization of the the Jewish Community”(with greet- American Jewish Community,” Israel ings), 58 (1996): 107–110. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 109–110. Messinger, Ruth. Kanner, Ted. “AJWS: American Jews as Global Citizens,” “Synagogue and Federation: The Emerging 61 (1999): 160–162. Partnership,” 41 (1979): 226–228. Olshansky, Bernard. “Discussion: Synagogue and Federation: “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructur- The Emerging Partnership,” Ted Kan- ing,” Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana ner, 41 (1979): 229–230. Cardin, 58 (1996): 113–117. Kenen, I. L. (Isaiah) Pressman, Jacob. “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. “Discussion: The Organization of the Bohnen, 31 (1967): 15–19, 20, 21, 22. American Jewish Community,” Israel Kessler, Irving. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 112–113. “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Rosenberg, Yaakov G. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin “The Rabbi, Federation and the Communi- L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 ty,” 36 (1974): 166–167. (1984): 3–8. Schneider, Michael. Klutznick, Philip M. “The Joint Distribution Committee,” 51 “The Synagogue and the Changing Com- (1989): 62–69. munity,” 35 (1973): 20–34. Shrage, Barry. “Some Challenging Issues,” 40 (1978): “The Jewish Community Facing the Next 115–127. Century: The Federation, The Syna- Kohn, S. Joshua. gogue and the Making of a Jewish “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to Renaissance,” 59 (1997): 101–112. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 Silverstein, Alan. (1945): 96. “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A “The Relationship of the American Jewish Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon Community to Israel,” 13 (1949): Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 225–237. 369–370. “Discussion: The Organization of the Spritzer, David. American Jewish Community,” Israel “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Goldstein, 24 (1960): 107–108. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Kraft, Louis. L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 “Relation of the Synagogue to National (1984): 11–13. Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): Trainin, Isaac N. 92–102. “The Relationship of Federations to Syna- Kurtz, Vernon. gogues,” 39 (1977): 81–83. “Introduction: The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Winer, Gershon. Restructuring,” Bernard Olshansky, “Discussion: The Organization of the Shoshana Cardin, 58 (1996): 111–113. American Jewish Community,” Israel Lehrman, Irving. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 111. “The Synagogue Council of America,” 35 ORTHODOXY. See under CONSERVATIVE (1973): 43–46. JUDAISM; JEWISH LAW; RABBINATE 102 The Rabbinical Assembly

PALESTINE. See ARAB-ISRAELI RELATIONS; “Presidential Message,” 27 (1963): ISRAEL 155–162. PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGES. See also RABBINICAL “Presidential Address,” 28 (1964): 96–108. ASSEMBLY; under individuals’ names Goldman, Israel M. Abelson, Kassel. “Presidential Message: The Rabbinical “Presidential Acceptance Speech,” 48 Assembly of America in the Contempo- (1986): 74–77. rary World,” 11 (1947): 140–160. “President’s Report,” 49 (1987): 40–46. “Presidential Message: New Demands on “President’s Report,” 50 (1988): 84–93. the Rabbinate and the Laity,” 12 Aronson, David. (1948): 83–104. “President’s Message: The Demands of the Goodman, Arnold M. New Diaspora,” 13 (1949): 124–142. “Presidential Address,” 45 (1983): 22–34. “President’s Message: At Fifty for Counsel,” “Presidential Address,” 46 (1984): 37–42. 14 (1950): 91–106. Gordis, Robert. Arzt, Max. “President’s Message,” 9 (1945): 44–51. “President’s Message,” 7 (1940): 69–86. “Presidential Address: New Vistas For Con- Bohnen, Eli A. servative Judaism,” 10 (1946): 58–84. “Remarks of the President,” 30 (1966): Groner, Irwin. 26–30. “Inauguration Address—The Way of Faith,” “Presidential Address,” 31 (1967): 1–10. 52 (1990): 125–133. “Presidential Address,” 32 (1968): 1–6. “Presidential Address,” 53 (1991): 26–35. “Remarks of the Past President,” 32 (1968): “Presidential Address,” 54 (1992): 38–49. 153–155. Greenberg, Simon. Blumenthal, Aaron H. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): “Presidential Report,” 21 (1957): 37–56. 422–431. “Presidential Address,” 22 (1958): 43–67. “President’s Message,” 6 (1939): 20–36. Cohen, Seymour J. Halpern, Harry. “Presidential Address,” 43 (1981): 17–21. “President’s Message,” 19 (1955): 115–125. “Presidential Address,” 44 (1982): 31–46. “President’s Message,” 20 (1956): 71–81. Davidson, Max. D. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Presidential Message,” 15 (1951): 91–105 “President’s Message Delivered May 2, “President’s Message,” 16 (1952): 109–117. 1933,” 6 (1939): 177–202. Drob, Max. Klein, Isaac. “President’s Message,” 1 (1927): 19–24. “Presidential Address,” 23 (1959): 19–32. “President’s Message,” 2 (1928): 17–24. “Presidential Message,” 24 (1960): 56–69. Eisenstein, Ira J. Kohn, Eugene. “President’s Message,” 17 (1953): 139–150. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): “President’s Message,” 18 (1954): 147–157. 252–266. Essrog, Seymour L. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): “Response from the New President,” 60 356–367. (1998): 129–134. Kurtz, Vernon H. “Greetings from the President of the Rab- “Installation of New Officers,” Robert binical Assembly,” Seymour L. Essrog, Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- 61 (1999): 3–4. rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 153–160. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbini- rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, cal Assembly,” 62 (2000): 168–172. Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 147–151. Lang, Leon S. Finkelstein, Louis. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): “Statement of the President,” 3 (1929): 4–19. 54–56. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): “Presidential Message,” 4 (1930–32): 9–19. 56–63. Friedman, Theodore. Levi, S. Gershon. “Address of the President-Elect,” 26 (1962): “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. 168–173. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. Subject Index 103

“Presidential Address,” delivered at the Teplitz. Saul I. 1971 Convention in Israel. Published in “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. Teplitz, Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): Levinthal, Israel H. 153–158. “Presidential Message,” 4 (1930–32): “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. 122–139, 243–251. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. Levitsky, Louis. “Presidential Address,” 41 (1979): 10–17. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): “Presidential Address,” 42 (1980): 7–12. 169–181. Waxman, Mordecai. “Spiritual Leadership in the Post-War “President’s Address,” 36 (1974): 70–73. World: The President’s Address,” 8 “President’s Address,” 38 (1976): 68–93. (1941–44): 281–297. Weilerstein, B. Reuben. Lewis, Albert. “President’s Message and Resolutions,” 6 “Presidential Report,” Albert L. Lewis, 51 (1939): 169–170. (1989): 95–103. Zelizer, Gerald L. “Presidential Address,” Albert L. Lewis, 52 “Presidential Acceptance Address,” 54 (1990): 49–54. (1992): 52–57. Lieber, David L. “Presidential Report,” 55 (1993): 52–57. “Presidential Address,” 58 (1996): 77–81. “Final Presidential Report,” 56 (1994): “President’s Address,” 59 (1997): 91–95. 80–84. “Presidential Address,” 60 (1998): 24–29. Margolis, Elias. RABBINATE. See also AMERICAN JEWISH “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 64–68. COMMUNITY; CONSERVATIVE Nadich, Judah. JUDAISM; JEWISH THEOLOGICAL “Presidential Address,” 35 (1973): 11–19. SEMINARY; RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY; “Presidential Address,” 36 (1974): 20–31. SPIRITUALITY Rabinowitz, Stanley S. Abramowitz, Mayer. “President’s Address,” 39 (1977): 13–24. “The College Years and the Jewish Stu- “President’s Address,” 40 (1978): 1–14. dent,” 61 (1999): 145–147. Routtenberg, Max J. Adler, Cyrus. “The President’s Message,” 29 (1965): “The Seminary Training of the Rabbi and 18–26. After,” 1 (1927): 25–31. “Remarks of the Past President,” 30 (1966): “A New Task For American Rabbis,” 2 21–25. (1928): 25–28. Sandrow, Edward T. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- “Greetings of the President-Elect,” 24 bis,” 2 (1928): 61. (1960): 235–245. Adler, Morris. “President’s Report,” 25 (1961): 83–103. “The Relationship of the Rabbi to National “Presidential Report,” 26 (1962): 130–146. Organizations,” 7 (1940): 89–104. Shapiro, Alexander M. Agus, Jacob. “Inaugural Address,” 46 (1984): 76–85. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “President’s Report,” 47 (1985): 21–28. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Presidential Report,” 48 (1986): 30–35. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Silverstein, Alan. 37–39. “Presidential Address,” 56 (1994): 87–99. Alstat, Philip R. “Presidential Address,” 57 (1995): 59–68. “Observations on the Status of the Rab- “Final Presidential Report,” 58 (1996): binate,” 3 (1929): 115–118. 55–60. Antler, Joyce. Simon, Ralph. “Rabbis, Rebels and Supreme Court Jus- “Remarks of the President,” 32 (1968): tices: Jewish Women and the Shaping of 156–161. Modern Life,” 59 (1997): 129–131. “President’s Message,” 33 (1969): 45–54. Arnoff, Nachman. “Presidential Address,” 34 (1970): 1–14. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul Teplitz, ter Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): 153–158. (1940): 135–136. 104 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) “Communication Strategies in the Rab- Aronson, David. binate,” 49 (1987): 123–128. “A Response on Behalf of Colleagues Retir- “‘By the Power Vested in Me:’ The Use of ing From the Active Rabbinate,” 24 Symbolic Power,” 56 (1994): 216–217. (1960): 305–315. “The Power to Name,” 57 (1995): 159. “From Rib to Rabbi: The Evolving Status of Blumenthal, Aaron H. the Woman in Jewish Lore, Life, and “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Communi- Law,” 49 (1987): 179–191. ty,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 203–204. Artson, Bradley Shavit. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Bohnen, Eli. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “Practical Problems of the Rabbinate— Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Something About My Ministry,” 13 Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (1949): 157–162. (2000): 65–68. Brodie, Joseph. Auerbach, Selig S. “Entering the Second Century: From “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 36–41. Azneer, J. Leonard. Bronstein, Guillermo Luis. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- “D’var Torah—Serving as Rabbi,” 57 nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): (1995): 163–164. 198–202. Buch, Arthur. “Holistic Medicine: The Role of the Rabbi on “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- the Health Scene,” 42 (1980): 201–209. faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 Bar-Zev, Asher. (1946): 127–129. “The Rabbi in a Small Congregation: Joys Burnstein, Alexander J. and Sorrows,” 38 (1976): 178–192. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in Baron, Salo W. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. “The Image of the Rabbi in Traditional Lit- Kaplan, 7 (1940): 291–293. erature,” 24 (1960): 84–92. Burstein, Elliot M. Berkowitz, Samuel H. “Discussion: Salient Features of My Rab- “Discussion: The Intellectual and the binate,” Louis M. Levitsky, 13 (1949): Rabbi,” Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): 150–151. 137–140. Cardin, Benjamin. Berman, Jeremiah J. “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of his Life and Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- Work: Principals Governing Congrega- gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, tional-Rabbinical Agreements,” 11 Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot (1947): 267–272, 274–275. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 107–112. Birnbaum, Irvin. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical “On Strengthening the Synagogue” Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 10–11 (Hebrew Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. section). Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 119–120, 121–123. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Chanover, Hyman. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Communi- terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi ty,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 173–178. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Charry, Elias. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “Discussion: The Rabbi As Communal 36–37. Leader,” 10 (1946): 136–137. Bloom, Jack H Chazin, Pinchos J. “Inner Dynamics of the Rabbinate,” 42 “Financing Your Retirement,” 48 (1986): (1980): 132–137. 56–64. Subject Index 105

Chiel, Samuel. “Family Violence: Halakhic and Program- “The Pastoral Challenge,” 54 (1992): 7–13. matic Responses,” 58 (1996): 162–165. “Surviving Rabbinic Life in and After the “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be Pulpit,” Samuel Chiel, Bernard Glass- Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- man, 59 (1997): 153–154. gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Cohen, Armand E. Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot “Premarital Counselling,” 35 (1973): 87–90. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 112–119, 125–127. Cohen, Gerson D. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Stan- “On the Ordination of Women,” delivered dards to Be Expected of Leaders in Pub- at the 1979 Convention. Published in lic and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Good- Conservative Judaism, Vol. 32, No. 3, man, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Summer 1979. Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 123–124. Cohen, Herman M. Eisensberg, Azriel. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Strengthening the Organized Commu- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- nity,” 10 (1946): 103–108. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): Cohen, Seymour J. 20–24, 39. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Eisenstein, Ira. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. “Preaching Modern Religion,” 7 (1940): “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” 143–149. Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 123–126. ter Movement,” 7 (1940): 139–140. “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): Kaplan, 7 (1940): 294–295. 132, 134, 139. “The Centrality of the Synagogue,” 8 Dash, Samuel. (1941–44): 225–237. “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be “Discussion: The Future of Our Move- Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- ment,” Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, 177–180. Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 102–107. Strengthening the Organized Commu- “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical nity,” 10 (1946): 108–111. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Elkins, Dov Peretz. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “Self-Esteem, Self-Assertion, Self-Aware- Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin ness,” 38 (1976): 193–198. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 119, “The Universal Need for Affirmation,” 47 120, 121, 124–125. (1985): 87–93. Derby, Josiah. Elster, Shulamit Reich. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “Rabbi, Teacher, Preacher: Leader? No Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): More Prizes for Predicting Rain, Prizes 34–35. Only for Building Arks,” 53 (1991): Dorff, Elliot N. 14–19. “Looking at Texts With an Eye to Helping Ettenberg, Sylvia. Families Make Decisions About the End “The Rabbi—A Force in a Program for of Life,” 56 (1994), delivered at the Recruiting Teachers,” 20 (1956): 1994 Convention. Published in Conserv- 223–228. ative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 3, Spring Fairbanks, Rollin J. 1991, as “A Jewish Approach to End- “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of his Life and Stage Medical Care.” Work: The Challenge of the Sickroom,” “Generating the Next Generation: Prob- 11 (1947): 230–241, 242–247. lems of Infertility,” 56 (1994): 149–166. Fedder, A. Herbert. “Family Issues: Spousal Obligations, “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- Parental/Filial Duties, and Family Vio- ter Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 lence,” 57 (1995): 118–120. (1940): 136–139. 106 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Feifel, Herman. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- “Death and Dying,” 41 (1979): 40–48. cation,” 26 (1962): 37. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Feifel, 41 (1979): 48–49, 50, 51–52, Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 32. 52–53, 53–54. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Feinberg, Charles. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Futterman, Matthew. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 121. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Feinberg, Louis. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Independence Day Celebration at the terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Convention (Prayer),” 5 (1933–38): Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef 104. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “Ha-hitpathut ha-halakhah al yede Perush ve- 34–36 haArmah,” 5 (1933–38): 189–194. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Convention Committee on Publications,” Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” 6 (1939): 171. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, “The Rabbi as Preacher: Changing Tech- Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe niques,” 10 (1946): 85–92, 102. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Fenster, Myron M. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- “Creative Survival in the Rabbinate,” 38 man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1976): 199–202. (1988): 47–48. “Parallel Services Under One Roof,” 39 Gillman, Neil. (1977): 76–78. “Entering the Second Century: From Finkelstein, Louis. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” 31 (1967): Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. 93–102. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 41–46. “Spiritual Leadership,” 34 (1970): 147–152. “The Evolving Image of the Rabbi,” 52 Forman, Max L. (1990), delivered at the 1990 Conven- “Relationship of the Rabbi to the Congre- tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, gation: The Relationship of the Rabbi Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter 1991. to the Men’s Club,” 15 (1951): 193–199. Glassman, Bernard. Frankel, Jack E. “Surviving Rabbinic Life in and After the “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Pulpit,” Samuel Chiel, Bernard Glass- Feifel, 41 (1979): 51. man, 59 (1997): 154–155. Fredman, Samuel. Glustrom, Simon. “Observations of the American Rabbinate,” “The Rabbi and the Community: Syna- 2 (1928): 135–138. gogue and Federation,” 35 (1973): Freedman, Jacob. 96–99. “The Problem of the ‘Free-Lance’ Rabbis Goldblum, Moshe. in America,” 5 (1933–38): 487–491. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Freedman, Leslie R. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “Role-Related Stress in the Rabbinate: A 183–189, 192–193. Report on a Nationwide Study of Con- Goldenberg, Robert. servative and Reform Rabbis,” 46 “The Uses of Rabbinic Authority,” 53 (1984): 43–50. (1991): 86–87. Friedman, Theodore. Goldman, Israel M. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “The Rabbi As Administrator,” 10 (1946): American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. 186–194. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 297. “Presidential Message: New Demands on “Religious Revival in the Jewish Crisis,” 10 the Rabbinate and the Laity,” 12 (1946): 149–158. (1948): 83–104. Subject Index 107

“The Rabbinate For Our Times,” 15 terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi (1951): 241–251. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef “The Rabbi’s Role in Synagogue Adminis- Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): tration,” 35 (1973): 103–105. 30–32. Goldstein, David A. Green, Yosef. “Independence Day Religious Service: “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, “The Rabbi and the Interfaith Movement,” Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, 7 (1940): 107–112. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Discussion: Rabbis as Educational States- terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi men,” Abraham E. Millgram, 19 (1955): Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef 214–217. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Goldstein, Nason S. 41–42. “The Use of Software and Computers in Greenberg, Sidney. the Synagogue,” 42 (1980): 210. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “Hospice and the Rabbi,” 49 (1987): Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 35. 289–290. Greenberg, Simon. Goldstein, Sidney E. “The Rabbi in Education: Congregational “The Rabbi and Some Aspects of his Life Schools,” 10 (1946): 173–176. and Work: The Rabbi and Marriage and “The Role of the Rabbinate in Elementary Family Counsel,” 11 (1947): 248–262, and Secondary Jewish Education,” 26 264–265. (1962): 1–19. Golinkin, Noah. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): cation,” 26 (1962): 39–41. 206–209. “On Making the Torah My Delight,” 53 “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of (1991): 51–55. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Kallah on Halakhah: The Congregational David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. Rabbi and Authority,” 42 (1980): Goodman, Arnold M. 411–419. “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be Groner, Irwin. Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- “Introduction: The Changing Dynamics of gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, the Jewish Community: The Impact on Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot the Rabbi,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 101–102. Wolnek, , Bradley Shav- “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical it Artson, Steven M. Brown, Alan Silver- Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in stein, 62 (2000): 55–56. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Ha-Levi, Levi. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 125. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Gordon, Albert I. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi 41–42. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Gordon, Harry H. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “Ethical Problems in the Hospital and the 38–39. Rabbi,” 40 (1978): 154–158. Halivni, David Weiss. Gordon, Morris. “The Role of the Mara D’atra in Jewish “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Law,” 38 (1976): 124–129. Feifel, 41 (1979): 48, 49. Halpern, Harry. Graetz, Michael. “Coping with the Dissenter,” 25 (1973): “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The 72–76. Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Halpern, Natalie. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Activating Your Creativity Potential,” 42 Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- (1980): 115–117. 108 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) Himmelfarb, Milton. Hammer, Louis. “The Intellectual and the Rabbi,” 27 “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- (1963): 118–132. bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. Israel, Richard. Harris, Robert. “Discussion: The Intellectual and the “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Rabbi,” Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 133–137. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Jackson, Jesse L. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “A Call to Challenge, Change and Charac- terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi ter,” 55 (1993): 40–51. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Jacobs, Louis. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theologi- 32–33. cal Teaching,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Heckelman, Joseph. Silverman, 33 (1969): 9–24. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- 32–34, 42–44. terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Kadushin, Max. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Work,” 4 (1930–32): 26–35. 39–41. Kantor, Shammai. Helfgott, Lawrence M. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “Rabbinical Tenure,” 10 (1946): 236–239. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of his Life and 30–31. Work: Retirement and Insurance for Kaplan, Mordecai M. the Rabbi,” 11 (1947): 276–278. “The Place of the Rabbi in American Jewish Heller, Zachary I. Life,” 7 (1940): 253–290. “A Congregation in Transition,” 42 (1980): “Training of Teaching and Leadership Per- 181–182. sonnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–360. Hehir, J. Bryan. “Religion and the Crisis in Moral and Intel- “Ethics and Public Policy,” 51 (1989): lectual Leadership,” 15 (1951): 38–47. 164–172. Hering, Lester. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Regional Kashrut Supervision,” 47 (1985): Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, 111–112. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): “Association of Retired Rabbis,” 61 (1999): 34–36. 251. Karp, Abraham J. Herman, Alisen. “Discussion: Rabbis As Educational States- “Using E-Mail: A Hands-on Experience,” 57 men,” Abraham E. Millgram, 19 (1955): (1995): 158. 217–222. “E-Mail Open-House,” 58 (1996): 185. Kaufman, Jan Caryl. “Implications of the Internet on Commu- “Programs of Professional Growth and nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, Learning,” 61 (1999): 241–243. Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen Kayser, Stephen S. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. “The Rabbi and Jewish Art,” 11 (1947): Herman, Menahem. 371. “Outreach to Immigrant South Africans,” Kazis, Israel J. 51 (1989): 255–256. “The Rabbi as Preacher—Lesson of the Hertzberg, Arthur. Chaplaincy,” 10 (1946): 94–98. “The Changing Rabbinate: A Search for Kelman, Wolfe. Definition,” 37 (1975): 62–70. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millenni- Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- um: What Do Such Things Mean to cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): Jews?” 61 (1999): 8–19. 36–37. Subject Index 109

“Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Kosofsky, Sidney. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “The Future of the Conservative Rabbi,” 49 213–215. (1987): 116–122. Krasner, Barbara R. Kessler, Irving. “Restoring Relational Trust: A Rabbinic “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Mandate,” 42 (1980): 120–131. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Landau, Sol. L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 “Continuing Education for the Rabbi,” 39 (1984): 3–8. (1977): 56–57. Kieffer, Melvin. “The Middle Years: A Time of Crisis and “Dealing with Conflicts in the Congrega- Change,” 42 (1980): 178–180. tion,” 39 (1977): 58–61. Landes, Aaron. “Finances for the Rabbi in and for Retire- “Planning the Synagogue Year,” 36 (1974): ment,” 49 (1987): 166–169. 158–162. Klayman, Michael. “Response: Rabbinic Achievement Award “Respondents: ‘Entering the Second Centu- Presentation,” 62 (2000): 24–25. ry: From Scholarship to the Rabbinate,’” Landes, Leo. Joseph Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” P. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 48–51. Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, Kling, Simcha. Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 126–130. “The Rabbi and His Family,” 35 (1973): “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying 100–102. Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Klein, Charles A. Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): “Strengthening the Jewish Family,” Alice 133, 135–136, 137–139, 139. Shalvi, Charles A. Klein, 57 (1995): Landesman, Alter F. 40–44. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 Klein, Isaac. (1946): 22–27. “The Rabbi in Education: All-Day Schools,” Lang, Leon S. 10 (1946): 159–166. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- “The Rabbi and His Family,” 36 (1974): bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. 163–165. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith “The Changing Rabbinate: A Search for Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 Definition,” 37 (1975): 61. (1940): 119–121. Kohn, Jacob. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- Home and Family Life More Effective?” bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 58–59. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Kohn, S. Joshua. 206–209. “The Rabbi and the Congregational Bud- “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and ,” 4 (1930–32): 219–222. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Kollin, Nathan. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 356–358. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 (1946): 18–22. (1940): 119. “Discussion—The Rabbi and Marriage and “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the Family Counsel,” Sidney E. Goldstein, Home and Family Life More Effective?” 11 (1947): 263. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Lasker, Arnold. 200–206. “Discussion: The Rabbi in the Small Com- Konheim, Jon. munity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “Interfaith Programming,” 54 (1992): 189–190, 212. 197–201. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Konigsberg, Randall J. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Educa- “Day Runners, Traffic Patterns and Com- tion,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): 36. puters: Advice for the Recently “Meeting the Needs of the Bereaved,” 27 Ordained Rabbi,” 58 (1996): 180–181. (1963): 185–191. 110 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) Lewis, Shalom. Lebeau, James. “PK’s in the Rabbinical Assembly,” 49 “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman (1987): 273–277. Feifel, 41 (1979): 53. “Discussion: PK’s in the Rabbinical Assem- “Planning a Sabbatical in Israel,” 53 (1991): bly,” 49 (1987): 277–280. 130–133. Libman, Melvin L. “Planning a Sabbatical in Israel,” 61 (1999): “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- 156–159. tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Lebeau, William H. L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 “Sh’mirat Mitzvot: Increasing Observance in (1984): 8–11. the Jewish Home,” 57 (1995): 20–28. Lipis, Philip. Lehrman, Irving. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, “The Synagogue Council of America,” 35 Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 28–34. (1973): 43–46. Lipnick, Bernard. Lehrman, Moses. “Respondents: ‘Entering the Second Cen- “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and tury: From Scholarship to the Rab- Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): binate,’” Joseph Brodie, Neil Gillman, 29–30. Raymond P. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): Lerner, Stephen C. 51–52. “2001: Blueprint for the Rabbinate in the “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” 21st Century,” Martin N. Levin, Stephen Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, C. Lerner, 41 (1979): 120–124. Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 123, “Jews By Choice,” 45 (1983): 71–76. 130–132 Levi, S. Gershon. “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Rab- Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo binate: Something About My Ministry,” Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): Eli Bohnen, 13 (1949): 162–163. 133–134, 136–137. Levin, Martin N. , Perry. “2001: Blueprint for the Rabbinate in the “Psychotherapy and the Secular Rabbinate: 21st Century,” Martin N. Levin, Stephen Reviving the Rabbi’s Role,” 41 (1979): C. Lerner, 41 (1979): 114–119. 104–109. Levine, Reuben R. Lubliner, Immanuel. “Visiting the Sick,” 27 (1963): 182–184. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Levinthal, Israel H. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 35. “The Rabbi as Preacher—Summary,” 10 Magil, Reuben J. (1946): 98–102. “The Rabbi in a Small Community,” 13 “On Serving Fifty Years in the Rabbinate,” (1949): 169–173. 27 (1964): 120–130. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Levitsky, Louis M. nity,” 13 (1949): 191–192. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- Mandelbaum, Bernard. bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59–60. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Spiritual Leadership in the Post-War Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” World, The President’s Address,” 8 Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, (1941–44): 281–297. Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Strengthening the Organized Commu- Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- nity,” 10 (1946): 117–121. man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 “Practical Problems of the Rabbinate— (1988): 46. Salient Features of My Rabbinate,” 13 Michaels, James R. (1949): 143–149. “Making the Sick Well, and the Healthy “The American Rabbinate,” 33 (1969): Better,” 54 (1992): 156–157. 190–195. Michelson, A. Elihu. Lewis, Albert L. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Rabbi “Recruiting For the Rabbinate,” 20 (1956): to National Organizations,” Morris 229–234. Adler, 7 (1940): 105–106. Subject Index 111

Miller, Alan W. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “The Psychodynamics of the Congregation 34–35. and the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), delivered at Prell, Riv Ellen. the 1990 Convention. Published in Con- “Choice and Memory: Conservative Syna- servative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter gogue Cultures and the Rabbinic Role,” 1991. 59 (1997): 49–56. Millgram, Abraham E. Pressman, Daniel J. “Discussion: The Rabbi in Education,” 10 “Implications of the Internet on Commu- (1946): 169–172, 179–180. nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, “Rabbis As Educational Statesmen,” 19 Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen (1955): 204–214. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. Mindick, Burton. Pressman, Jacob. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Planning the Rabbinic Year,” 28 (1964): Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, 195–207. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39–40. Rabbinical Assembly. Nadelmann, Ludwig. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Years and More in the Rabbinate (Facul- Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): ty Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, 31–32. Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Mordecai Kaplan’s Challenge to the Rab- Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” binate,” 46 (1984): 69–75. Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Nadich, Judah. Zion Bergman, Marshall Maltzman, Stan- “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith ley S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 26–38. Movement,” 7 (1940): 116–121. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Planning for Retirement,” 49 (1987): Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” 170–176. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Nelson, Zev. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): (2000): 55–77. 36–38. Rabinowitz, Anita. Neulander, Arthur H. “The Role of the Rabbi’s Wife in the Con- “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and gregation,” 35 (1973): 106–108. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Rabinowitz, Hyman R. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 348–350. “Discussion: The Rabbi in the Small Com- Oleisky, Arthur. munity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “Instruments of Comfort,” 54 (1992): 202–203, 209. 186–188. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Teaching Conservative Judaism to Your “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Rab- Board,” 57 (1995): 149–150. binate: Something About My Ministry,” Oler, I. David. Eli Bohnen, 13 (1949): 163–166. “Operational Theology and Psychotherapy: “The Rabbinate: Its Changing Role,” 36 A New Perspective in Pastoral Counsel- (1974): 168–173. ing,” 57 (1995): 145–148. “The Changing Rabbinate: A Search for Parzen, Herbert. Definition,” 37 (1975): 51–60. “Committee on Refugee Rabbis,” 6 (1939): Raskas, Bernard S. 63–65. “The Creative Use of the Pulpit,” 33 Pearlstein, Aaron S. (1969): 158–172. “Rabbinic Finances,” 49 (1987): 291–298. Re’em, Moshe. Perkins, Carl M. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “The Challenges and Appeals of Keruv in a Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Conservative Context,” 62 (2000): Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, 292–295. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- Pollak, George. terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 33–34. 112 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) Sarnoff, David. Riback, Sidney. “The Military Chaplaincy,” 26 (1962): “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Rab- 174–179. binate: Something About My Ministry,” Scheindlin, Raymond P. Eli Bohnen, 13 (1949): 166–168. “Entering the Second Century: From Roberts, Joseph L. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph “Our Duty,” 49 (1987): 55–56. Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. Rose, Goodman A. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 46–47. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— Schnitzer, Jeshaia. Strengthening the Organized Commu- “Family Counseling,” 36 (1974): 126–140. nity,” 10 (1946): 111–116. Schoenberg, Elliot Salo. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. “Brit Kodesh: Presentation to Graduates,” “The Rabbi, Federation and the Communi- Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 (1990): 3–5. ty,” 36 (1974): 166–167. “The User-Friendly Ritual Committee,” 53 Rosenthal, Gilbert S. (1991): 139–144. “The Elements That Unite Us,” 46 (1984): “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- 22–28. pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne “The Conservative Rabbinate: What of Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. Tomorrow,” 49 (1987): 100–115. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- “Gemara, Gematria or Gimmicks: New Rab- binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, binic Roles for the 21st Century,” 54 Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. (1992): 60–67. “Et Li-vakesh: Ten Placement Trends and Roth, Joseph. Tensions,” 59 (1997): 179–184. “Discussion: A New Task for American Rab- “Programs of Professional Growth and bis,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 60. Learning,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Rothstein, Solomon. (2000): 358–360. “The Art of Communication,” 35 (1973): Schorsch, Ismar. 57–63. “The Emergence of the Modern Rabbi,” 52 Routtenberg, Max J. (1990), delivered at the 1990 Conven- “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter 1991. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of 35–36. Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, “The American Rabbi in Transition,” 30 Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–138. (1966): 1–12. Schulweis, Harold M. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. 33–34. Schussheim, Morris. Ruderman, Samuel S. “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith Work,” 4 (1930–32): 36–42. Movement,” 7 (1940): 113–116. Schwefel, Louis J. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- “The Rabbi and the Congregational Bud- faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 get,” 4 (1930–32): 211–218. (1946): 121–127. Seymour, Harold J. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 34. Work: Basic Principles of Good Public Salit, Norman. Relations,” 11 (1947): 187–194. “The Rabbi As Administrator: Scouting,” 10 Shapiro, Judah J. (1946): 200–204. “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and Sandrow, Edward T. Work: The Use of Group Work in the “Counselling Mourners,” 35 (1973): 77–79. Rabbinate,” 11 (1947): 195–204, 227–229. Sarna, Jonathan D. Sherman, Nogah. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish “And We Were Called Preachers’ Kids: The Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Lives of the Children of Rabbis and David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, How It Affects Their Jewish Commit- Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. ment,” 59 (1997): 160–161. Subject Index 113

Sherwin, Richard. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. “Preparing for Funerals,” 54 (1992): Kaplan, 7 (1940): 293–294. 182–185. “Discussion: Salient Features of My Rab- Shuchat, Wilfred. binate,” Louis M. Levitsky, 13 (1949): “The Rabbi and His Family,” 37 (1975): 151–153. 177–181. “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in Signer, Isador. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 34–38. Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe “The Rabbi As Administrator,” 10 (1946): Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin 194–200. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- Silberschlag, Eisig. man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in (1988): 44–46. Elementary and Secondary Jewish Edu- Singer, Aaron. cation,” Simon Greenberg, 26 (1962): “The Rabbi As Educator of Youth,” 29 25–34, 37–39. (1965): 101–110. Silver, Eric A. “Discussion: The Rabbi As Educator of “Time Management for Rabbis,” 58 (1996): Youth,” Aaron Singer, 29 (1965): 179. 111–113. Silverman, David Wolf. Solomon, Elias L. “Discussion: The Intellectual and the “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, Rabbi,” Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): Methods, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 39–40. 140–145. Sorosky, Arthur D. “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theologi- “Divorce: Prevention and Intervention,” 41 cal Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf (1979): 30–39. Silverman, 33 (1969): 25–31. Spar, Elliott T. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Pre-Marital and Extra-Marital Relation- Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, ships,” 40 (1978): 79–86. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 40–42. Spectre, Philip. Silverman, Hillel E. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “The Rabbi’s Personal Day,” 37 (1975): Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 182–188. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Relationships with Staff and Laymen,” 38 Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- (1976): 247–252. terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi “Israel and the Role of the American Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Rabbi,” 41 (1979): 186–192. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Silverstein, Alan. 28–29, 32, 33, 34, 36, 41, 44. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Spritzer, David. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” “Israel, the Federation and the Conserva- Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack tive Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, L. Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (1984): 11–13. (2000): 73–77. Stampfer, Joshua. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “The Sabbatical in Israel,” 32 (1968): Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, 110–113. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. Steinberg, Theodore. Silverstein, Baruch. “When the Rabbi Must Double as School “Retirement Blues,” 48 (1986): 65–73. Principal,” 49 (1987): 281–288. Simckes, H. Joseph. Stern, Harold. “The Rabbi as Kohen,” 47 (1985): 101–104. “Can We Be One?” 46 (1984): 29–36. Simon, Matthew H. Stern, Sholom. “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, “Biblical and Rabbinical Sources for Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 Pastoral Counseling,” 48 (1986): (2000): 127–128. 121–128. Simon, Ralph. “Listening,” 52 (1990): 193–201. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “Enter the Comforter,” 54 (1992): 139–149. 114 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINATE (cont’d.) Wertheimer, Jack. Stier, Suzanne. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, (2000): 58–65. Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. Wise, Aaron. Tanenbaum, Marc H. “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- “The Role of the Rabbi in Jewish-Christian faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 Relations,” 23 (1959): 33–48. (1946): 129–136. Teller, Judd L. Wolnek, Stephen S. “Secularists, the Rabbinate and Mitzvot,” 31 “Greetings: The Changing Dynamics of the (1967): 24–29. Jewish Community: The Impact on the “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate and Rabbi,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wol- Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): nek, Jack Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit 32–33, 35–36. Artson, Steven M. Brown, Alan Silver- Tucker, Gordon. stein, 62 (2000): 56–58. “Implications of the Internet on Commu- Wolpe, Gerald I. nal Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, “A Response to Rabbi Alan Miller: The Psy- Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen chodynamics of the Congregation and Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), delivered at the Turetsky, Arnold S. 1990 Convention. Published in Conserv- “The Rabbi and the Mourner,” 37 (1975): ative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter 169–170. 1991. Tutnauer, Moshe. “The Caregiver Pushing the Wheelchair: “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Helping the Caregivers in Our Commu- Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, nities,” 59 (1997): 156–157. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Zeitlin, Joseph. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt Fut- “Discussion: Salient Features of My Rab- terman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha- binate,” Louis M. Levitsky, 13 (1949): Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Green, 154–156. Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 42–44. Zelizer, Gerald L. Vorspan, David. “Implementing Congregational Change “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman While Minimizing Conflict,” 39 (1977): Feifel, 41 (1979): 53. 68–72. Vorspan, Max. RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY. See also COMMITTEE “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and ON LAW AND STANDARDS; Work: Principles of Group Work as CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM; JEWISH Applied to Jewish Groups,” 11 (1947): THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY; 205–216, 217–226. PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGES; Waxman, Mordecai. RABBINATE; TRIBUTES “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Abbell, Maxwell. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 209–210. (1954): 231–234. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Amer- Abelson, Alter. ican Jewish Community to Israel,” S. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 251–252. Louis Ginzberg: A Sage of Our Age,” 8 “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative (1941–44): 384–385. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 31–36. Abelson, Kassel. Weine, Max. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Beyond Middle Age,” 40 (1978): 100–101. Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. Weistrop, Jerome. “The Rabbinical Assembly and the Devel- “Some Jewish Models of Pastoral Care,” 47 opment of Halakhah,” 45 (1983): (1985): 94–100. 77–83. Subject Index 115

“Presidential Acceptance Speech,” 48 Adler, Cyrus. (1986): 74–77. “Greetings,” 4 (1930–32): 121, 238–242. “President’s Report,” 49 (1987): 40–46. “Greetings,” 5 (1933–38): 61–63, 250–251, “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- 353–354. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 12. mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): Adler, Morris. 137. “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 “President’s Report,” 50 (1988): 84–93. (1957): 219–221. “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Agus, Jacob. Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Abelson, 50 (1988): 173, 175–176. 58–61, 77–78. “Introduction of the Executive Director- “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 83. Elect of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kas- “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” Rab- sel Abelson, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): binical Assembly, 20 (1956): 163–164. 21–22. Aizenberg, Isidoro. “Installation of the President and Officers,” “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Berkun, Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): Schorsch, David Hermelin, William 280–282. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Laker, 52 (1990): 111–113, 113–114, berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 124. (1999): 239–240. “Report of the Commission on Human “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- (2000): 356–357. ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, Allen, Wayne. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 26–27. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Report” (report includes roll call on 57 (1995): 224–227. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 58 (1996): 265–268. 45 (1983): 239. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Appelfeld, Aharon. 59 (1997): 226–230. “Something About My Way: Talmud Torah: “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- (1998): 273–275. verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of (1999): 230–235. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 47–51. “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, Aronson, David. Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 “President’s Message: At Fifty for Counsel,” (2000): 127–128. 14 (1950): 91–106. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Discussion: Report of the Committee on 62 (2000): 344–347. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Abramowitz, Mayer. 66–68. “The Rabbinical Assembly Faces the 70s— “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69. First Things First,” 34 (1970): 123–126. “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 29. Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer Assembly, 37 (1975): 276–278. Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 71–72. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Report” (report includes roll call on Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer permitting a female rabbi to join), Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Abelson, 50 (1988): 172–173. 45 (1983): 235–237. 116 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, Arzt, Max. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 137–138. “Resolutions” (in Report of the Treasurer), Bernards, Solomon. Max Arzt, 1 (1927): 11–12. “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- “President’s Message,” 7 (1940): 69–86. President,” Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 23. (1946): 287–288. Blumenthal, Aaron H. “Reply: Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying (1957): 232–235. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59–60. “An Address: in Honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 “The State of the Rabbinical Assembly in (1963): 164–172. the Conservative Movement,” 19 “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three (1954): 126–140. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Presidential Report,” 21 (1957): 37–56. 224–228. “Presidential Address,” 22 (1958): 43–67. Asekoff, Stanley. “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” 28 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1964): 255–272. Report”(including discussion on per- “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Weeks” (minority and majority opin- Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion (1984): 194. Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Astor, Carl. 275–292. “Marking the Publication of Siddur Sim “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Shalom,” 48 (1986): 3. tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, Auerbach, Selig S. 30 (1966): 109–110. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- 309–310. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Balter, Mauricio. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, 224–228. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 364–365. Bohnen, Eli A. Balter, Shlomo. “Remarks of the President,” 30 (1966): “Discussion: Membership Committee 26–30. Report”(including discussion on per- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, (1984): 193. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Berkun, Alvin K. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Berkun, Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): (1966): 105–108. 280–282. “Presidential Address,” 31 (1967): 1–10. Berman, Harold J. “Presidential Address,” 32 (1968): 1–6. “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven “Introduction of Ambassador Yitzhak R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Rabin,” 32 (1968): 118. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 367. “Remarks of the Past President,” 32 (1968): Berman, Mandel L. 153–155. “Installation of the President and Officers,” “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Schorsch, David Hermelin, William 224–228. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Laker, 52 (1990): 121–122. Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Berman, Myron. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly 229–248. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, Bokser, Ben Zion. “Report on the Bulletin,” 6 (1939): 66–67. Subject Index 117

“Report on the Committee on Jewish Law Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, and Standards,” 24 (1960): 286–291. , Levi Kelman, Wolfe “Report on the Committee of Jewish Law Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): and Standards,” 28 (1964): 238–243. 95–99. “Teshuvah—Brit Milah,” 28 (1964): “Installation Banquet—Installation 273–274. Address,” Arthur J. Levine, Mordecai “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Waxman, Gerson D. Cohen, Stanley Weeks” (minority and majority opin- Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): 141–150. ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D. Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Cohen, David C. Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. 275–292. “The Chancellor’s Address,” 40 (1978): Bosniak, Jacob. 139–146. “Report of the Pension Committee,” 1 “Installation Banquet—Installation (1927): 12–16. Address,” Wolfe Kelman, Stanley Rabi- Cahan, Leonard S. nowitz, Daniel Teplitz, Gerson D. “Discussion: Membership Committee Cohen, Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): Report” (report includes roll call on 179–182. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. 45 (1983): 244–245. “Chancellor’s Address,” 42 (1980): 30–43. Cahana, Moshe. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (The Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Resolution),” 27 (1963): Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, 243. Avraham S. Halkin, , Celnik, Isaac. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1–2, 3–4, “Discussion: Membership Committee 5–7, 9–13. Report” (report includes roll call on “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, permitting a female rabbi to join), Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. 45 (1983): 242. Schachter, 44 (1982): 4–5. Chinitz, Jacob M. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 96–97, 308–309. 100. Cohen, Boaz. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, (1941–44): 29–38. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 (1941–44): 137–145. (1986): 134–137, 137–138, 140–141. “Siyyum HaShas—In Memory of Professor “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath Prohibi- Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson tions known as Shavut, 9 (1945): Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin 123–161. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” Cohen, Kenneth L. 10 (1946): 41–51. “Introduction: Siyyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” Cohen, Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 11 (1947): 53–63. 50–51. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 64–73. R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Cohen, Gerson D. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 367. “Banquet Address,” 36 (1974): 59–65. Cohen, Martin S. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- “Publications Committee,” 60 (1998): ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- 276–277. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “Publications Committee,” 61 (1999): Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, 244–247. 118 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) Dembowitz, Morris. Cohen, Martin S. (cont’d.) “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Publications Committee,” 62 (2000): Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. 348–351. Derby, Josiah. Cohen, Seymour J. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 80. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marry- “Discussion: The Steering Committee of ing a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58–59. the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical 19 (1955): 44–45. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- (1955): 157–158. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. 31 (1967): 221–222. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Israel,” “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 307. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 29–30. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 136–137. “Presidential Address,” 43 (1981): 17–21. Dimitrovsky, Zalman. “Presidential Address,” 44 (1982): 31–46. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, (1982): 84–90, 91–92. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 3. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- Dorff, Elliot. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 129–131. (1998): 273–275. David, Arthur. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, (1999): 230–235. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Dresner, Samuel. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Discussion: The Organization of the jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, American Jewish Community,” Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (includes resolution), Israel Goldstein, (1966): 105–108. 24 (1960): 106–107. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): nary of America: An Evaluation,” 224–228. (includes resolution), Simon Green- Davidson, Max D. berg, 24 (1960): 168–170, 171. “Presidential Message,” 15 (1951): 91–105. “Introduction of Dr. Abraham Joshua Hes- “President’s Message,” 16 (1952): 109–117. chel,” 32 (1968): 86–90. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin 224–228. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200–202. Davidson, William. Drob, Max. “Installation of the President and Officers,” “President’s Message,” 1 (1927): 19–24. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar “President’s Message,” 2 (1928): 17–24. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “A Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism,” 3 Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving (1929): 43–50. Laker, 52 (1990): 120–121. “Discussion: A Reaffirmation of Traditional Davis, Moshe. Judaism,” 3 (1929): 51–53. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Dubin, Paul. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 50–52, 69–70. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 20 (1956): 252–266. 31 (1967): 223. Subject Index 119

“Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly “Greetings from the President of the Rab- Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, binical Assembly,” Seymour L. Essrog, William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 61 (1999): 3–4. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 129. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Eilberg, Amy. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 147–151. (2000): 123–126. Faber, Salomon. Eisenberg, Richard L. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Social Action Committee,” 61 (1999): Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 248–250. 63–64. “Social Action Committee,” 62 (2000): “K’dath Bet Din shel Knesiath Horabonim,” 16 361–363. (1952): 205–211. Eisenstein, Ira. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 55–56, 77. 61–62. Fedder, Herbert. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, 52–55. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “President’s Message,” 17 (1953): 139–150. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 129–131. “President’s Message,” 18 (1954): 147–157. Feinberg, Charles M. “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 “Social Action Committee,” 60 (1998): (1954): 240–242. 278–279. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Feinberg, Louis. Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur A. “Independence Day Celebration at the Con- Neulander, 19 (1955): 36–37. vention (Prayer),” 5 (1933–38): 104. Elovitz, Mark. “Ha-hitpathut ha-halakhah al yede Perush ve- “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly haArmah,” 5 (1933–38): 189–194. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Convention Committee on Publications,” William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 6 (1939): 171. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 138. Feldbin, Abraham I. Englander, Benjamin. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78. Report” (report includes roll call on Epstein, Gilbert M. permitting a female rabbi to join), “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. 45 (1983): 246. “Response: A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Feldman, David M. Epstein,” Wolfe Kelman, 37 (1975): 90–93. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, 20–25. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Epstein, Louis M. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Opinions Rendered by the Committee on Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 151–167. (1966): 105–108. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 6 (1939): 154–160. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Nominating Committee,” 6 (1939): 167. 224–228. “Siyyum HaShas—Diffusion of Authority in “The Rabbinical Assembly and the Devel- Jewish Law,” 10 (1946): 139–147. opment of Halakhah,” 45 (1983): 84–92. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “Discussion: Membership Committee Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. Report” (report includes roll call on Essrog, Seymour L. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Response from the New President,” Sey- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, mour L. Essrog, 60 (1998): 129–134. 45 (1983): 242. 120 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Our Teachers,” 18 (1954): 168–178. Feldman, David M. (cont’d.) “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1954): 234–239. Report”(including discussion on per- “Discussion: The Steering Committee on mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Theodore Friedman, 19 (1955): 47–48. (1984): 194–195. “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Fierstien, Robert E. dent—Harry Halpern,” 20 (1956): “Presentation of A Century of Commitment: 274–281. 100 Years of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 62 “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (2000): 164–167. (1957): 227–232. Fink, Leon B. “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three dent—Aaron H. Blumenthal,” 22 Weeks” (minority and majority opin- (1958): 167–177. ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion “An Address—In Honor of Rabbinical Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Assembly President—Isaac Klein,” 24 275–292. (1960): 223–230. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, berg,” 25 (1961): 108–113. 30 (1966): 109–110. “A Testimonial Address—Edward T. “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” 31 (1967): Sandrow,” 26 (1962): 147–161. 209–218. “Remarks—In honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- (1963): 163. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “A Living Talmud: Tribute to Rabbis Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Theodore Friedman and Max J. Rout- 31 (1967): 228. tenberg,” 28 (1964): 174–188. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Address to the Convention: Tribute to Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Max J. Routtenberg and Eli A. 224–228. Bohnen,” 30 (1966): 13–20. Finkelstein, Ezra M. “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” 31 (1967): “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chan- 93–102. cellor Louis Finkelstein,” 58 (1996): “Banquet Remarks—Tribute to Eli A. 93–95. Bohnen and Ralph Simon,” 32 (1968): Finkelstein, Louis. 147–152. “The Things That Unite Us,” 1 (1927): “Spiritual Leadership,” 34 (1970): 147–152. 42–53. “The Achievement of the Rabbinical “Statement of the President,” Louis Finkel- Assembly,” 37 (1975): 317–328. stein, 3 (1929): 54–56. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “President’s Message: The Present and Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Future of Traditional Judaism in Ameri- Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur ca,” 4 (1930–32): 9–19. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Wax- “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 man, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kelman, (1945): 211–223. Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 123. (1946): 288–289. “Words of Greeting,” 48 (1986): 29. “Address to the 1949 Convention,” 13 “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to (1949): 117–123. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Address at the Golden Jubilee Celebration Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 14 (1950): Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. 284–295. “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules “Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 15 Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, (1951): 205–210. Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes 61–65, 75, 78. film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 71–75. (1994): 65–66. Subject Index 121

Fox, Seymour. Joint Conference on Jewish Law, “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- 1955–1956,” 20 (1956): 33–36. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, (1956): 169–172, 181–183. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Arthur H. Neulander, 23 (1959): Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe 114–121. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): “Report of the Steering Committee of the 109–110. Joint on Jewish Law, 1956–1957,” 21 Frankel, William. (1957): 158–163. “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, “Address of the President-Elect,” 26 (1962): Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. 168–173. Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 “Presidential Message,” 27 (1963): (1982): 83–84. 155–162. Freeman, Gordon M. “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A President,” Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon 19–20, 22. Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): “Presidential Address,” 28 (1964): 96–108. 368–369. “Remarks of the Past President of the Rab- Friedlaender, Israel. binical Assembly,” 28 (1964): 189–191. “Siyyum HaShas. ‘Sabbath Prohibitions “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Known As Shavut,’” Boaz Cohen, 9 Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): (1945): 123–161. 311–312. “Siyyum HaShas. ‘The Contributions of Geffen, Joel S. Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the “Response—Address in Honor of Joel Gef- Bible,’” Frank Zimmerman, 9 (1945): fen,” Louis Finkelstein, Max Arzt, 27 162–167. (1963): 173–181. “Siyyum HaShas. ‘Recollections of Israel Gershfield, Edward. Friedlaender,’” Morris Schussheim, 9 “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. (1945): 168–175. Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Friedman, Theodore. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 229–248. and Standards—Responsum on the “On the 70th Anniversary of the Rabbinical Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. Assembly,” 34 (1970): 86–95. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Ginsburg, Leo. and Standards,” 15 (1951): 40 42. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore and Standards,” 16 (1952): 48–68, Friedman, 14 (1950): 178–179. 54–55, 56–57. Ginzberg, Eli. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Address in Honor of Professor Louis and Standards,” 17 (1953): 39–44. Ginzberg,” 27 (1964): 109–119. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Ginzberg, Louis. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- 56–58. gram,” 8 (1941–44): 302–322. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Testimony to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 18 (1954): 50–54. (1945): 196–198. “The Steering Committee of the Joint Law Glustrom, Simon. Conference, 1953–54,” 18 (1954): “Introduction: Honoring Colleagues Who 62–65. Have Served 50 Years and More in the “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Rabbinate (Faculty Reminiscences): Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur A. Louis Finkelstein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Neulander, 19 (1955): 33–34, 40–41. Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai “The Steering Committee of the Joint Con- Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, ference on Jewish Law,” 19 (1955): Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Zion Bergman, 42–43. Marshall Maltzman, Stanley S. Rabi- “Report of the Steering Committee of the nowitz, 62 (2000): 26–28. 122 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) on Jewish Law and Standards, 1927– Gold, Aaron. 1970” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 75–86. “Discussion: Membership Committee Golinkin, Noah. Report” (report includes roll call on “Discussion: Report of the Committee on permitting a female rabbi to join), Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 39–40. 45 (1983): 237. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Goldin, Judah L. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “Report on the Joint Law Conference,” 17 309. (1953): 45–49. Goodblatt, Morris S. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 ference,” 17 (1953): 70–71. (1957): 221–225. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69, 79–81. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Discussion: The Steering Committee of tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Theodore Friedman, 19 (1955): 43–45, Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- 47. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Goldman, Israel M. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Committee on the Rabbinical Assembly (1966): 105–108. Campaign,” 6 (1939): 172–174. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Presidential Message—The Rabbinical Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Assembly of America in the Contempo- 224–228. rary World,” 11 (1947): 140–160. Goodman, Arnold. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” 11 (1947): “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- 375–388. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Presidential Message—New Demands on David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, the Rabbinate and the Laity,” 12 Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- (1948): 83–104. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Response: Tribute to Outgoing President Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Israel M.Goldman,” Leon S. Lang, 12 (1966): 105–108. (1948): 308–311. “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 (1955): 154–155. (1982): 92–97. Goldman, Yosef. “Presidential Address,” 45 (1983): 22–34. “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members “Discussion: Membership Committee Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- Report” (report includes roll call on dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer permitting a female rabbi to join), Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–71. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Goldstein, David. 45 (1983): 219–220. “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- “Presidential Address,” 46 (1984): 37–42. berg,” 25 (1961): 107–108. “Membership Committee Report”(includ- Goldstein, Israel. ing discussion on permitting a female “The Rabbinical Assembly—An Appraisal,” rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, 1 (1927): 32–41. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): 189, “Report of the Committee on Social Jus- 200. tice,” 4 (1930–32): 358–364. “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and “Report of the Committee on Social Jus- Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer tice,” 5 (1933–38): 3–12. Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist Abelson, 50 (1988): 173–175. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, “Report of the Commission on Human 14 (1950): 249–255. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on Golinkin, David. Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- “The Law Committee at Seventy: Introduc- ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, ing the Proceedings of the Committee Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 22–26. Subject Index 123

“Strategic Planning Committee,” David sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- Lieber, Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): lor,” 59 (1997): 82–85. 275–289. Greenberg, Moshe. “Committee to Strengthen RA Presence,” “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, 59 (1997): 233–239. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “Honoring Rabbinical Assembly Staff,” 62 Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, (2000): 206–210. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Gordis, Robert. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 5. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Greenberg, Sidney. Louis Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 377–382. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “President’s Message,” 9 (1945): 44–51. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 61. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. (1945): 193–199, 204–206. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 20. “Presidential Address—New Vistas For Con- Greenberg, Simon. servative Judaism,” 10 (1946): 58–84. “A Permanent Relief Fund,” 4 (1930–32): “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 227–228. (1946): 294–295. “Jewish Nationalism,” 5 (1933–38): 32–49. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 68–72. 422–431. “Responsum on the Sabbath: A Modern “President’s Message,” 6 (1939): 20–36. Approach to a Living Halakhah,” 14 “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1950): 138–155. (1946): 289–290. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “American Jewry and the New Jewish David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore State”(Hebrew), 12 (1948): 229–234. Friedman, 14 (1950): 184–186. “The Role of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 19 “The Rabbinical Assembly and Conserva- (1955): 141–152. tive Judaism: Retrospect and Prospect,” “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical 29 (1965): 84–100. Assembly,” 19 (1954): 162–164. “On the Spirit of Judaism: Reminiscences “Response to Dinner Tribute,” 25 (1961): and Reflections,” 33 (1969): 135–146. 114–122. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Report” (report includes roll call on Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 310. permitting a female rabbi to join), “In Honor of Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 29 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (1965): 76–83. 45 (1983): 238–239. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Discussion: Membership Committee Assembly, 37 (1975): 267–269. Report”(including discussion on per- “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical Assem- mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig bly,” 37 (1975): 345–352. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “In Honor of David Lieber—In Tribute to (1984): 195–196. Rabbi David Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Greenberg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): 3–6. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, descent and issues of conversion), 48 Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, (1986): 320–321. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Gordon, Albert I. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, “Committee on Social Justice,” 6 (1939): Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 7–8. 175–176. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Gottlieb, Aryeh. Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, “Discussion: Membership Committee Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. Report”(including discussion on per- Schachter, 44 (1982): 2–4. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, (1984): 192–193. Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 99–100. Greenbaum, Michael B. “Celebrating Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 (1986): “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- 18–20. 124 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 60–62, Greenberg, Simon (cont’d.) 64–65, 70, 74, 76. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” “Inauguration Address—The Way of Faith,” David Lieber, 53 (1991): 47–50. 52 (1990): 125–133. Greenfeld, William P. “Presidential Address,” 53 (1991): 26–35. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Presidential Address,” 54 (1992): 38–49. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore Halkin, Abraham S. Friedman, 14 (1950): 176–177. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, 14 (1950): 242–245. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 5. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Halpern, Harry. 53–54, 58–59. “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82–83. (1954): 242–244. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “President”s Message,” 19 (1955): 115–125. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “President’s Message,” 20 (1956): 71–81. (1955): 152–154. “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- “Discussion, Conservative Ideology,” 20 dent,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 (1956): (1956): 164–169, 175–176. 274–281. “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 “Reply—In Honor of Rabbinical Assemble (1957): 175–181. President,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 Greenstone, Julius H. (1956): 282–285. “Report of the Committee on the Interpre- “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly tation of Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 57–59. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 5 (1933–38): 30–31. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 127–128. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Business Session” (includes resolutions), 5 (1933–38): 100–103. Rabbinical Assembly, 36 (1974): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 228–229. 5 (1933–38): 167–169. Halpern, Martin. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 5 (1933–38): 331–332. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 5 (1933–38): 432–434. 31 (1967): 227–228. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Levinthal, 11 (1947): 382–384. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Bibliography of Works by Members of the Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 207. Rabbinical Assembly of America,” 16 Hammer, Reuven. (1952): 231–240. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Groner, Irwin. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Wax- Harlow, Ilana. man, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kelman, “A Gematria for Jules: Talmud Torah: in Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 112–114. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, descent and issues of conversion), 48 Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of (1986): 322. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 51–57. “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Harlow, Jules. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, “Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, 26 (1962): 233–237. Subject Index 125

“Discussion: Committee on Jewish Law and Higger, Michael. Standards,” 26 (1962): 238. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” “A Note on Siddur Sim Shalom,” 46 (1984): 5 (1933–38): 368–369. 105–109. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of “Highlights of Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- (1986): 21–28. sor Solomon Schechter: The Develop- “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” ment of the Sanhedrin and of the Semi- David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): kah,” 11 (1947): 279–288. 22–25. Hoffman, Charles I. “A Gematria for Jules: Talmud Torah: in “Need of a Field Secretary,” 4 (1930–32): Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry 223–226. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Hoffman, Isidor B. verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Social Justice Committee Report,” 6 Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, (1939): 73–77. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “Social Justice Committee Report,” 7 Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 60–65. (1940): 42–47. Heckelman, Joseph. Hoffman, Lawrence. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly “A Place in the Mind of God: Talmud Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Har- William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silver- low,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, man, Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, 128–129. Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel “Message to the Convention,” 41 (1979): Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes film clip 283–284. of Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 40–45. Hendler, Lee Meyerhoff. Hollander, Ben. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman,” Lee Meyerhoff Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, Hendler, Joel H. Zaiman, 61 (1999): William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 128–130. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 131. Hering, Lester. Iser, Alan. “Association of Retired Rabbis,” 61 (1999): “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven 251. R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Hermelin, David B. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 366. “Installation of the President and Officers,” Jacobs, David J. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Schorsch, David Hermelin, William (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving descent and issues of conversion), 48 Laker, 52 (1990): 118–120. (1986): 319. Hertzberg, Arthur. “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- 20–22. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Kadushin, Max. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Work,” 4 (1930–32): 26–35. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe “Convention Law Committee,” 6 (1939): Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 166. 105–108. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millenni- “Discussion: Traditional Law and Modern um: What Do Such Things Mean to Life, A Reaffirmation of Traditional Jews?” 61 (1999): 8–19. Judaism,” Louis Finkelstein, Max Drob, “Siyyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. Cohen, 3 (1929): 51–52. Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 51–54. “President’s Message Delivered May 2, Hershman, Abraham M. 1933,” 6 (1939): 177–202. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “Training of Teaching and Leadership Per- Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. sonnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–360. 126 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) Kelman, Naamah. Kaplan, Mordecai M. (cont’d.) “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- (1945): 199–204. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, (1946): 290–292. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “Response—Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kaplan,” Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 211–219. 114–117. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Kelman, Wolfe. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marry- 60–61. ing a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Discussion: The Steering Committee on Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 the Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” (1955): 164–167. 19 (1955): 44. “Reply—In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Kaplan,” Moshe Davis, 20 (1956): 24 (1960): 70–83. 267–273. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (The 25 (1961): 123–131. Birminham Resolution),” 27 (1963): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 239–241, 242. 26 (1962): 110–123. “Resolutions Adopted,” 30 (1966): “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- 123–139. President,” 26 (1962): 123–125, “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 33 126–129. (1969): 132–134. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Karp, Abraham J. 28 (1964): 1–15. “Discusssion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 President,” 28 (1964): 16–19, 20–21, (1955): 155–157. 22–23. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 310–311. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 133–134. 29 (1965): 1–17. “Toward the Centennial of the Rabbinical “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. Assembly of America: Some Preliminary Bohnen, 31 (1967): 13–15. Observations,” 56 (1994): 3–13. “Introspective Overview,” 33 (1969): 1–8. Katz, Reuben M. “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” 37 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78–79. (1975): 84–89. Kaufman, Jan Caryl. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Programs of Professional Growth and Assembly, 37 (1975): 260, 262–263, Learning,” 61 (1999): 241–243. 264–265. Kelman, Levi (-Weiman). “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kel- Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, man, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 117–123. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): “Installation Banquet—Installation 117. Address,” Wolfe Kelman, Stanley Rabi- “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe nowitz, Daniel Teplitz, Gerson D. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Cohen, Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): 173–176. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Defeatism, Triumphalism, or Gevurah? ” 42 Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 74–76. (1980): 13–24. Subject Index 127

“In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- “An Attitude to Halakhah,” 22 (1958): mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- 102–107. mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): “Discussion: Halakhah and the Life of Holi- 131–136. ness,” Jack J. Cohen, 22 (1958): 108. “Response: in Celebration—Honoring “Presidential Address,” 23 (1959): 19–32. Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Irwin Groner, “Presidential Message,” 24 (1960): 56–69. Judah Nadich, Marc H. Tanenbaum, “Response to Tribute,” Louis Finkelstein, Morton Leifman, Levi Weiman-Kelman, 24 (1960: 231–234. 52 (1990): 76–84 “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Kenen, I.L. (Isaiah) tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Bohnen, 31 (1967): 15–19, 20, 21, 22. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Kertzer, Morris N. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Report of Social Action Committee,” 14 Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1950): 256–262. (1966): 105–108. Kessler, Stanley. “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” 30 (1966): “Discussion: Membership Committee 111–115. Report” (report includes roll call on “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a permitting a female rabbi to join), Giyoret,” 32 (1968): 219–223. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 45 (1983): 233. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): King, Jr., Martin Luther. 224–228. “Address and Discussion,” delivered at the “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” 33 (1969): 1968 convention. Published in Conserva- 203–218. tive Judaism, Vol. 22, No. 3, Spring 1968. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Kirshblum, I. Usher. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 132–133. 308. Kogen, David C. “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 10–11, 20. Cohen, David C. Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Assembly, 37 (1975): 265–267. Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. Klayman, Michael. “Conferriing of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 6–7. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. “Opening Remarks,” 59 (1997): 3–4. Schachter, 44 (1982): 1–2, 8. Klein, Carl. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Discussion: Membership Committee Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Report” (report includes roll call on Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 95–96. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, 45 (1983): 235. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Klein, Isaac. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- (1986): 133–134, 141. ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): “In Honor of Leo Landes,” 57 (1995): 65, 79. 69–70. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Kogen, Judah. A Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59, 61. “Recognition of Rabbis Celebrating 50 “Discussion: Report on the Committee of Years of Service,” 58 (1996): 72–76. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Kohn, Eugene. 39–40. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): “Recent Developments in Rabbinic and 252–266. Responsa Literature,” 20 (1956): “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 144–162. 356–367. 128 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) Kroloff, Charles A. Kohn, Eugene (cont’d.) “Greetings,” David L. Lieber, Charles A. “Report of Committee on Social Justice,” 8 Kroloff, 60 (1998): 3–6. (1941–44): 39–42. Kurtz, Vernon H. “President’s Dinner in Honor of Ira Eisen- “Installation of New Officers,” Robert stein,” 18 (1954): 229–230. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Kohn, S. Joshua. Essrog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and Kurtz, Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. 153–160. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbini- Kollek, Teddy. cal Assembly,” 62 (2000): 168–172. “Greetings,” 50 (1988): 11–14. Kushner, Harold S. Kreitman, Benjamin Z. “A Plea for Unity in the Rabbinical Assem- “The First Ten Years of the Committee on bly,” 46 (1984): 18–21. Law and Standards,” 22 (1958): 68–80. “The Projected Humash Commentary,” “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- , David Lieber, 56 tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, (1994): 14–17. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Laker, Irving. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “Installation of the President and Officers,” jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Schorsch, David Hermelin, William (1966): 105–108. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Laker, 52 (1990): 122–123. and Standards,” 31 (1967): 189–194. Landes, Aaron. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: Report of the Committee on tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. Landes, Leo. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “In Honor of Leo Landes,” David C. and Standards,” 32 (1968): 206–218. Kogen, 57 (1995): 69–70. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Lang, Leon S. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Adult Education Committee,” 7 (1940): 224–228. 36–41. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin 4–19. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): 229–248. 56–63. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Tribute to Outgoing President Israel M. and Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. Goldman,” 12 (1948): 304–308. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Used as a Mikvah? ” (Hebrew), 33 Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): (1969): 219–222. 55–56. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical and Standards,” 34 (1970): 191–199. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1955): 158–159. Jewish Law and Standards,” 34 (1970): Lebeau, William H. 200, 207–208. “The Rabbinical Assembly: A Look Toward Kraft, Saul. the Future,” 34 (1970): 96–108. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “Membership Committee” (including Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 approved admittance of women), 47 (1950): 273–276. (1985): 179–181. Kreutzer, Franklin D. Leifman, Morton M. “Greetings and a Challenge from the Unit- “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton ed Synagogue of America,” 50 (1988): Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour 23–25. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur Subject Index 129

Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Wax- “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 man, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kelman, (1946): 292. Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis Levy, Mordecai. Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 94–95, 99–100, “Discussion: Membership Committee 102, 105, 108–109, 110, 112, 114, 123. Report” (report includes roll call on “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, permitting a female rabbi to join), Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, 45 (1983): 225–226. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Lewis, Albert L. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1, 3, 5. “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 97–98. 131–132. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Installation Response,” 50 (1988): Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, 181–187. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Presidential Report,” 51 (1989): 95–103. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 “Introduction: Brit Kodesh: Presentation to (1986): 139–140. Graduates,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe (1990): 3. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, “Presidential Address,” 52 (1990): 49–54. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Installation of the President and Officers,” Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 71–73. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Levi, S. Gershon. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. Laker, 52 (1990): 113, 117. Levin, Martin N. Lewis, Shalom. “Discussion: Membership Committee “PK’s in the Rabbinical Assembly,” 49 Report” (report includes roll call on (1987): 273–277. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: PK’s in the Rabbinical Assem- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, bly,” 49 (1987): 277–280. 45 (1983): 231–232. Lieber, David L. Levine, Arthur J. “Response: in Tribute to Rabbi David “Installation Banquet: Greetings,” Arthur J. Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon Green- Levine, Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. berg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): 6–9. Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. 127–136. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Levine, Morris D. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Siyyum HaShas—Personal Reminiscences Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 of Professor Morris D. Levine,” William (1986): 141–142. P. Greenfeld, 10 (1946): 147–149. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” 53 Levine, Shlomo. (1991): 47–50. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “The Projected Humash Commentary,” Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Harold Kushner, David Lieber, 56 Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200. (1994): 17–20. Levinthal, Israel H. “Strategic Planning Committee: Report of “President’s Message,” 4 (1930–32): Preliminary Work,” 57 (1995): 32–35. 243–251. “Presidential Address,” 58 (1996): 77–81. “Tribute to Rabbis Emeriti,” 11 (1947): “Strategic Planning Committee,” David 377–381. Lieber, Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): Levitsky, Louis M. 275–289. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): “President’s Address,” 59 (1997): 91–95. 169–181. “Greetings,” David L. Lieber, Charles A. “Spiritual Leadership in the Post-War Kroloff, 60 (1998): 3–6. World: The President’s Address,” 8 “Presidential Address,” David L. Lieber, 60 (1941–44): 281–297. (1998): 24–29. 130 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “To Solomon Schechter on the Centenary Lieber, David L. (cont’d.) of his Birth (Poem),” 11 (1947): 1–2. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert “A Rabbi Died (Poem),” 13 (1949): 439. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- Matt, Hershel Jonah. rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, “Discussion: Membership Committee Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 146–147. Report”(including discussion on per- Lieberman, Saul. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): (1984): 198. 75–79. Melamed, Raphael. Lipnick, Bernard. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “Discussion, Membership Committee Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. Report” (report includes roll call on Menitoff, Michael N. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Welcoming Remarks,” 59 (1997): 80–81. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Meyers, Joel H. 45 (1983): 226–227. “Introduction of the Executive Director- Luski, Jacob. Elect of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kas- “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob sel Abelson, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): Luski, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 22–24. (1999): 236–238. “Report of the Executive Director,” 52 “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob (1990): 55–59. Luski, Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 352–355. 53 (1991): 56–62. Mandl, Herbert J. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Discussion: Membership Committee 54 (1992): 14–18. Report” (report includes roll call on “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules permitting a female rabbi to join), Harlow” (includes film clip of Louis Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Finkelstein), Efry Spectre, Yochanan 45 (1983): 245–246. Muffs, Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence “Discussion: Membership Committee Hoffman, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Har- Report”(including discussion on per- low, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, 56 mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig (1994): 57–60. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Report of the Executive Vice President,” (1984): 190. 56 (1994): 105–109. Marans, Arnold B. “Report of the Executive Vice President,” “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” 57 (1995): 57 (1995): 95–103. 29–31. “Report of the Executive Vice President,” Margolies, Morris. 58 (1996): 61–68. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly “Report of the Executive Vice President,” Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, 61 (1999): 223–229. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “Report of the Executive Vice President,” Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 138–139. 62 (2000): 339–343. Margolis, Elias. Michaels, James R. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 64–68. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal (1946): 293. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Marx, Alexander. (1986): 318–319. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Milgrom, Jacob. (1945): 207–208. “Discussion: Report on the Committee of Maslin, Simeon J. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “Greetings,” 59 (1997): 96–98. 37–40. Matt, C. David. Miller, Amos W. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor “Discussion: Membership Committee Louis Ginzberg (Poem),” 8 (1941–44): Report” (report includes roll call on 399–400. permitting a female rabbi to join), Subject Index 131

Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Electricity on the Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 45 (1983): 218–219. 165–171. Moline, Jack. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Discussion: Membership Committee and Standards,” 19 (1955): 31–33. Report” (report includes roll call on “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law permitting a female rabbi to join), and Standards,” 20 (1956): 29–32. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 45 (1983): 241. and Standards,” 21 (1957): 27–28. Morgenstern, Julian. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Greetings,” 5 (1933–38): 355–357. and Standards,” 23 (1959): 114–121. Moses, Lionel. Novak, David. “Centralization of Halakhic Authority: in “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Defense of the Authority of the Com- Assembly, 37 (1975): 276. mittee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Introductory Remarks for Siyyum HaShas” 55 (1993): 33–39. (Hebrew), 41 (1979): 295–297. Moseson, David. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- (report includes roll call on permitting a President,” Wolfe Kelman, 26 (1962): 126. female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Moss, Louis J. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 220–223. “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 13–18. “Discussion: Membership Committee Muffs, Yochanan. Report”(including discussion on per- “The Lesson of the Almond Tree: Talmud mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow” Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (includes film clip of Louis Finkelstein), (1984): 196–197. Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Oleisky, Arthur. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, (report includes roll call on permitting a Jules Harlow, 56 (1994): 32–34. female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Nadelmann, Ludwig. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 234. “Discussion: Membership Committee Oler, I. David. Report” (report includes roll call on “Discussion: Membership Committee permitting a female rabbi to join), Report”(including discussion on per- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig 45 (1983): 231. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Membership Committee Report”(including (1984): 190. discussion on permitting a female rabbi Orenstein, Jehiel. to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, Arnold M. “Discussion: Membership Committee Goodman, 46 (1984): 187–188, 201. Report” (report includes roll call on Nadich, Judah. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Bohnen, 31 (1967): 10, 11–12. 45 (1983): 227–228. “Presidential Address,” 35 (1973): 11–19. Parzen, Herbert. “Presidential Address,” 36 (1974): 20–31. “Committee on Refugee Rabbis,” 6 (1939): “Banquet Remarks,” 36 (1974): 66–69. 63–65. “In Honor of Jewish Chaplains,” 40 (1978): Pearlmutter, Fischel A. 147–148. “Discussion: Membership Committee “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Report” (report includes roll call on Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, permitting a female rabbi to join), Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 62–64. 45 (1983): 223–225. Nelson, Zev. Plotkin, Paul. “Report of the Steering Committee,” 23 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1959): 109–112. (report includes roll call on permitting a Neulander, Arthur H. female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Use of Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 245. 132 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) the Placement Committee,” B. Reuben Porath, Jonathan D. Weilerstein, 3 (1929): 119–125. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Opinions Rendered by the Committee on Report”(including discussion on per- Jewish Law,” Louis M. Epstein, 3 (1929): mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig 151–167. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Honorary Members of the Rabbinical (1984): 199–200. Assembly,” 3 (1929): 168–174. Pressman, Daniel J. “NY Act of Incorporation of the Rabbinical “Honoring Rabbis on the 50th Anniversary Assembly,” 3 (1929): 175–176. of Their Ordination,” 57 (1995): 47–48. “Officers and Program of the Convention,” Pressman, Jacob. 4 (1930–32): 5–6, 115–116, 231–233. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Presidential Message,” Louis Finkelstein, 4 Report” (report includes roll call on (1930–32): 9–19. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Abstracts (and Resolutions) of the Min- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, utes,” 4 (1930–32): 234–237. 45 (1983): 226. “Presidential Message,” Israel H. Levinthal, Prombaum, Ephraim. 4 (1930–32): 122–139, 243–251. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “Report of the Committee on Permanent Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 Relief Fund,” Simon Greenberg, 4 (1950): 279. (1930–32): 226–227. Portnoy, Herschel. “Committee on President’s Message,” 4 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1930–32): 252. Report” (report includes roll call on “Members (and Honorary Members) of the permitting a female rabbi to join), Rabbinical Assembly,” 4 (1930–32): Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 383–391. 45 (1983): 242–243. “Contents, Officers, and Abstracts of Min- Potok, Simon. utes,” 5 (1933–38): iii–v, viii, ix-x, 53, “Discussion: Membership Committee 54–59, 167, 241–248, 339–351, 403–410. Report”(including discussion on per- “Pronouncement on Social Justice,” 5 mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig (1933–38): 156–164. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Pronouncement on Zionism,” 5 (1984): 199, 200. (1933–38): 388–400. Rabbinical Assembly. “Committee Reports: Membership, Place- 1927–1950 ment, Jewish Relief Overseas, Social Jus- “Program,” 1 (1927): vii–viii. tice, Congregational Schools, Profes- “Proceedings of Conference,” 1 (1927): 9. sional Ethics, Cooperation with United “Report of the Pension Committee,” Jacob Synagogue and JTS, Pension Fund, Bosniak, 1 (1927): 12–16. Zionist, Jewish Law, Treasurer,” 5 “Resolutions (in Report of the Treasurer),” (1933–38): 411–420. Max Arzt, 1 (1927): 11–12. “Members of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 5 “Report of the Placement Committee,” (1933–38): 492–501. Norman Salit, 1 (1927): 16–18. “Contents, Officers, Program, and “President’s Message,” Max Drob, 1 (1927): Abstracts of Minutes,” 6 (1939): 3–10. 19–24. “Members (and Honorary Members) of the “List of Alumni (of JTS) and Additional Rabbinical Assembly,” 6 (1939): Members,” 1 (1927): 97–106. 203–212. “Honorary Alumni of JTS,” 1 (1927): 107. “Contents, Officers, Program, Committees, “President’s Message,” Max Drob, 2 (1928): Abstracts,” 7 (1940): 3–17. 17–24. “Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly,” “The Constitution,” 2 (1928): 187–190. 7 (1940): 17–22. “Program and Minutes of the Rabbinical “Report of Placement Committee,” 7 Assembly,” 3 (1929): 6–17. (1940): 23–27. “Statement of the President,” Louis Finkel- “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” stein, 3 (1929): 54–56. Boaz Cohen, 7 (1940): 27–35. “Report on the Proposed Reorganization of “Treasurer’s Report, and Seminary Cam- Subject Index 133

paign,” Israel M. Goldman, 7 (1940): “Appendix II: The Rabbinical Assembly 47–52, 54. Bulletin and Guide to Reports,” 10 “Nominations Committee,” 7 (1940): (1946): 314–334. 61–62. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the “Committee Reports: Chaplaincy, Inter- 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- Rabbinical Cooperation, Jewish Student sor Solomon Schechter,” 11 (1947): Activities, Palestine, Pension Fund,” 7 279–314. (1940): 327–337. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti: Louis M. “Members (and Honorary Members) of the Epstein, Julius H. Greenstone, Abraham Rabbinical Assembly,” 7 (1940): Hershman, Raphael Melamed, Herman 339–352. Rubenovitz,” 11 (1947): 375–388. “List of Members of R.A. by State and City,” “Summary of Session of Rabbis’ Wives,” 11 7 (1940): 353–363. (1947): 389–392. “Contents, Officers, Program, Committees, “Third Annual Rabbinical Assembly Con- Abstracts,” 8 (1941–44): v-3, 52–55, ference on Jewish Education,” 13 274–280. (1949): 454–471. “Pronouncement on Social Justice,” 8 “Report of the Committee on Law and (1941–44): 43–50. Standards—Responsum on the Sab- “Seeking Peace in Time of War, a State- bath,” David Aronson, Jacob Agus, ment,” 8 (1941–44): 120–128. Theodore Friedman, Robert Gordis, “Discussion on Plans for Pension Fund,” 8 Ben Zion Bokser, Arthur H. Neulander, (1941–44): 329–340. 14 (1950), 112–188. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” “Prouncement of the Zionist Revaluation 8 (1941–44): 340–348. Committee,” Norman Salit, 14 (1950): “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor 222–231. Louis Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 377–401. “Report of the Social Action Committee,” “Preface, Contents, Minutes,” 9 (1945): 2–7. Morris N. Kertzer, 14 (1950): 256–262. “Committee Reports: Convention, Finance, “Golden Jubilee Celebration of the Rab- Relief Fund, Rabbinic Ethics, Hebrew binical Assembly of America” (Program Culture, Conscientious Objectors, Jew- at Carnegie Hall), 14 (1950): 280–283. ish Education, Wartime Emergency, Rabbinical Assembly. Membership, Seminary Campaign,” 9 1951–1973 (1945): 8–18. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Placement Committee Report and Discus- Theodore Friedman, 15 (1951): sion,” 9 (1945): 19–23. 40–42. “The Pension Plan,” S. Joshua Kohn, 9 “Resolutions,” 15 (1951): 80–88. (1945): 24–26. “Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” “Report of the Nominations Committee,” Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): 205–210. Moshe Davis, 9 (1945): 31. “Index to Volumes I–XV,” Seymour Siegel, “Annual Report of the President,” Robert Gilbert Epstein, 15 (1951): 255–272. Gordis, 9 (1945): 32–43. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Siyyum HaShas in Memory of Professor and Standards,” 16 (1952): 48–68. Israel Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 123–175. “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” 16 (1952): “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein: 213–216. Testimonial Scroll,” 9 (1945): 209–210. “Bibliogaphy of Works by Members of the “Foreword, Program, Officers,” 10 (1946): Rabbinical Assembly of America,” 16 (i)-v. (1952): 231–240. “Official Reports and Greetings,” Elias “Report on the Joint Law Conference,” Charry, 10 (1946): 52–58. Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): 45–79. “Siyyum HaShas,” 10 (1946): 138–158. “President’s Message,” Ira Eisenstein, 17 “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” Ralph (1953): 139–150. Simon, 10 (1946): 13–16. “Commitee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 276–283. Theodore Friedman, 18 (1954): 50–54. “Appendix I: Members,” 10 (1946): “Teshuvah: Kohen marrying a Divorcée,” 299–313. 18 (1954): 55–58. 134 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” Morris 1951–1973 (cont’d.) Adler, Morris S. Goodblatt, Saul Teplitz, “The Steering Committee of the Joint Law Louis Finkelstein, 21 (1957): 218–232. Conference, 1953–54,” Theodore Fried- “Steering Committee and Bet Din Report,” man, 18 (1954): 62–65. 22 (1958): 29–32. “Ketubah” (Hebrew and English texts), 18 “Presidential Address,” Aaron H. Blumen- (1954): 66–68. thal, 22 (1958): 43–67. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “The First Ten Years of the Committee on and Standards,” Arthur H. Neulander, Law and Standards,” Benjamin Kreit- 19 (1955): 31–33. man, 22 (1958): 68–80. “The Steering Committee of the Joint Con- “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- ference on Jewish Law,” Theodore dent—Aaron H. Blumenthal,” Louis Friedman, 19 (1955): 42–43. Finkelstein, 22 (1958): 167–177. “President’s Message,” Harry Halpern, 19 “Rabbinical Assembly of America Member- (1955): 115–125. ship List,” 22 (1958): 181–214. “The State of the Rabbinical Assembly in “Presidential Address,” Isaac Klein, 23 the Conservative Movement,” Aaron H. (1959): 19–32. Blumenthal, 19 (1955): 126–140. “Report of the Steering Committee,” Zev “The Role of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Nelson, 23 (1959): 109–112. Simon Greenberg, 19 (1955): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 141–152. Arthur H. Neulander, 23 (1959): “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law 114–121. and Standards,” Arthur H. Neulander, “An Address (in Honor of Isaac Klein),” 20 (1956): 29–32. Louis Finkelstein, 24 (1960): 223–230. “Report of the Steering Committee of the “Response (to tribute),” Isaac Klein, 24 Joint Conference on Jewish Law, (1960): 231–234. 1955–56,” Theodore Friedman, 20 “Greetings of the President-Elect,” Edward (1956): 33–36. Sandrow, 24 (1960): 235–245. “President’s Message,” Harry Halpern, 20 “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” (1956): 71–81. Ben Zion Bokser, 24 (1960): 286–291. “Conservative Ideology (Discussion),” 20 “A Response on Behalf of Colleagues Retir- (1956): 163–183. ing From the Active Rabbinate,” David “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Aronson, 24 (1960): 305–315. Moshe Davis, 20 (1956): 252–266. “President’s Report,” Edward Sandrow, 25 “Reply: in Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. (1961): 83–103. Kaplan,” Mordecai M. Kaplan, 20 “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- (1956): 267–273. berg,” Isaac Klein, David Goldstein, “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Louis Finkelstein, 25 (1961): 104–113. dent—Harry Halpern,” Louis Finkel- “Induction of the Fellows of the Bet Din,” stein, 20 (1956): 274–281. Isaac Klein, 25 (1961): 104–106. “Reply: in Honor of Rabbinical Assembly “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law President,” Harry Halpern, 20 (1956): and Standards,” Max J. Routtenberg, 25 282–285. (1961): 188–199. “Presidential Report,” Aaron H. Blumen- “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” thal, 21 (1957): 37–56. Wolfe Kelman, 26 (1962): 110–123. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Presidential Report,” Edward T. Sandrow, and Standards,” Arthur H. Neulander, 26 (1962): 130–146. 21 (1957): 27–28. “A Testimonial Address—Edward T. “Report of the Steering Committee of the Sandrow,” 26 (1962): 147–161. Joint Conference on Jewish Law, “Address of the President-Elect,” Theodore 1956–1957, and Report on the Bet Din,” Friedman, 26 (1962): 168–173. Theodore Friedman, 21 (1957): “Homiletics Seminar (The Eulogy),” Henry 158–163. Fisher, 26 (1962): 180–190. “Sermon Seminar,” Solomon D. Goldfarb, “Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” Max Routtenberg, 21 (1957): 199–217. 26 (1962): 233–237. Subject Index 135

“Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “The Rabbinical Assembly and Conserva- Assembly,” 26 (1962): 246–251. tive Judaism: Retrospect and Prospect,” “Presidential Message,” Theodore Fried- Robert Gordis, 29 (1965): 84–100. man, 27 (1963): 155–162. “Israel Committee,” Joseph P. Sternstein, “Remarks—In honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 29 (1965): 152–158. (1963): 163. “Resolutions Adopted,” 29 (1965): “An Address—In honor of Joel Geffen,” 163–169. Max Arzt, 27 (1963): 164–172. “Address to the Convention: Tribute to Max “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law J. Routtenberg and Eli A. Bohnen,” and Standards,” Max Routtenberg, 27 Louis Finkelstein, 30 (1966): 13–20. (1963): 221–230. “Remarks of the Past President,” Max J. “Resolutions Adopted,” 27 (1963): 231–239. Routtenberg, 30 (1966): 21–25. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Remarks of the President,” Eli A. Bohnen, Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): 1–15. 30 (1966): 26–30. “Presidential Address,” Theodore Fried- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- man, 28 (1964): 96–108. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Address in Honor of Professor Louis David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Ginzberg,” Eli Ginzberg, 28 (1964): Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- 109–119. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “A Living Talmud: Tribute to Rabbis Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Theodore Friedman and Max J. Rout- (1966): 105–108. tenberg,” Louis Finkelstein, 28 (1964): “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- 174–188. tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, “Remarks of the Past President of the Rab- 30 (1966): 109–110. binical Assembly,” Theodore Friedman, “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” Isaac Klein, 30 28 (1964): 189–191. (1966): 111–115. “Remarks of the President-Elect of the Rab- “Resolutions Adopted,” Mordecai M. binical Assembly,” Max J. Routtenberg, Kaplan, 30 (1966): 123–139. 28 (1964): 192–194. “Presidential Address,” Eli A. Bohnen, 31 “Report of the Committee of Jewish Law (1967): 1–10. and Standards,” Ben Zion Bokser, 28 “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” Louis (1964): 238–243. Finkelstein, 31 (1967): 93–102. “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- “Special Report of the Israel Committee,” ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): Myron Fenster, 31 (1967): 182–184. 244–254. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” and Standards,” Benjamin Kreitman, 31 Aaron H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): (1967): 189–194. 255–272. “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 “Teshuvah—Brit Milah,” Ben Zion Bokser, (1967): 195–208. 28 (1964): 273–274. “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” Leon B. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Fink, 31 (1967): 209–218. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. 275–292. “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- “Resolution on Religion in Israel,” 28 nusim,” Seymour Siegel, 31 (1967): (1964): 304–306, 314–315. 229–230. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in “Resolutions Adopted,” 31 (1967): Israel,” 28 (1964): 307–313. 255–257. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Address and Discussion,” Martin Luther Wolfe Kelman, 29 (1965): 1–17. King, Jr., delivered at the 1968 conven- “The President’s Message,” Max J. Routten- tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, berg, 29 (1965): 18–26. Vol. 22, No. 3, Spring 1968. “In Honor of Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” “Presidential Address,” Eli A. Bohnen, 32 Simon Greenberg, 29 (1965): 76–83. (1968): 1–6. 136 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. 1951–1973 (cont’d.) Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. “Banquet Remarks—Tribute to Eli A. “In Memory of Colleagues,” S. Gershon Bohnen and Ralph Simon,” Louis Levi, 34 (1970): 183–185. Finkelstein, 32 (1968): 147–152. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Remarks of the Past President,” 32 (1968): and Standards,” Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 153–155. 34 (1970): 191–199. “Remarks of the President,” Ralph Simon, “Resolutions Adopted,” 34 (1970): 216–218. 32 (1968): 156–161. “A Bibliography of Works by Members of “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law the Rabbinical Assembly,” 34 (1970): and Standards,” Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 224–241. 32 (1968): 206–218. “Presidential Address,” S. Gershon Levi, “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a delivered at the 1971 Convention in Giyoret,” Isaac Klein, 32 (1968): Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 219–223. 1, January 1972. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Lunch And Learn Workshops,” 35 (1973): Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): v–vi. 224–228. “New Dimensions in Liturgy,” Jules Harlow, “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. 35 (1973): 1–10. Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin “Presidential Address,” Judah Nadich, 35 Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): (1973): 11–19. 229–248. “Committee Reports: Membership, Nomi- “Resolutions Adopted,” 32 (1968): 247–254. nations, Scouting,” Arthur A. Chiel, Ira “President’s Message,” Ralph Simon, 33 Eisenstein, 35 (1973): 147–152. (1969): 45–54. “Convention Registration,” 35 (1973): “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 153–157. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 33 (1969): Rabbinical Assembly. 132–134. 1974–2000 “The American Rabbinate,” Louis M. Levit- “Lunch-And-Learn Workshops,” 36 (1974): sky, 33 (1969): 190–195. vi–viii. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Business Session (includes resolutions),” and Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. Harry Halpern, 36 (1974): 228–229. “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher? “ Isaac “Lunch-And-Learn Workshops,” 37 (1975): Klein, 33 (1969): 203–218. xi–xii. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be “Conferring of Degrees,” Stanley J. Used as a Mikvah? ” (Hebrew), 33 Schachter, 37 (1975): 4–7. (1969): 219–222. “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe “Resolutions Adopted,” 33 (1969): Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. 227–228. “Resolutions” (including women rabbis’ “Presidential Address,” Ralph Simon, 34 membership and Jewish law in the Con- (1970): 1–14. servative Movement), 37 (1975): “On the 70th Anniversary of the Rabbinical 259–280. Assembly,” Edward Gershfield, 34 “The 75th Anniversary Supplement,” (1970): 86–95. Edward T. Sandrow, 37 (1975): “The Rabbinical Assembly: A Look Toward 289–352. the Future,” William H. Lebeau, 34 “A Tribute to Our Past Presidents,” Edward (1970): 96–108. T. Sandrow, 37 (1975): 308–316. “Conservative Judaism Faces the 70s,” Hil- “The Achievement of the Rabbinical lel E. Silverman, 34 (1970): 109–122. Assembly,” Louis Finkelstein, 37 (1975): “The Rabbinical Assembly Faces the 70s— 317–328. First Things First,” Mayer Abramowitz, “Conservative Judaism Comes of Age,” Max 34 (1970): 123–126. Arzt, 37 (1975): 329–344. “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical Assem- Teplitz, Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): bly,” Simon Greenberg, 37 (1975): 153–158. 345–352. Subject Index 137

“Past Presidents of the Rabbinical Assembly Rabbis,” 41 (1979), delivered at the 1979 (photograph),” 37 (1975): endpaper. Convention. Published in Conservative “Lunch-And-Learn Workshops,” 38 (1976): Judaism, Vol. 32, No. 3, Summer 1979. xi–xii. “In Tribute to Rabbi David Lieber,” David “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- Gordis, Simon Greenberg, David ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Lieber, 41 (1979): 1–9. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “Presidential Address,” Saul I. Teplitz, 41 Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, (1979): 10–17. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “In Memory of Colleagues,” Yaakov G. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Rosenberg, 41 (1979): 277–279. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): “Resolutions,” (including ordination of 94–123. women), 41 (1979): 287–290. “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- “Study Sessions and Practical Rabbinics,” sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul 42 (1980): viii–xiii. Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, 130–133. Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. “Installation Banquet,” Arthur J. Levine, “Presidential Address,” Saul I. Teplitz, 42 Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Cohen, (1980): 7–12. Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): 134–154. “Chancellor’s Address,” Gerson D. Cohen, “Resolutions,” 38 (1976): 314–323. 42 (1980): 30–43. “Lunch-And-Learn Workshops,” 39 (1977): “New Materials from the Melton Research xii–xiv. Center,” 42 (1980): 144–145. “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David H. Lin- Cohen, David C. Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. coln, 42 (1980): 249–250. “President’s Address,” Stanley S. Rabi- “Report of the Blue Ribbon Committee of nowitz, 39 (1977): 13–24. the Rabbinical Assembly,” Stanley Rabi- “Resolutions”(including women in Rabbini- nowitz, 42 (1980): 253–292. cal School), 39 (1977): 139–142. “Resolutions Adopted,” 42 (1980): “The Rabbinical Assembly Revised Consti- 299–301. tution,” 39 (1977): 151–159. “Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. Teplitz, Harry “Seminars,” 40 (1978): vi–vii, viii–x, xi–xii. Z. Sky, Robert Gordis, Edward Feld, “President’s Address,” Stanley S. Rabi- Myron M. Fenster, Harold S. Kushner, nowitz, 40 (1978): 1–14. David Novak, Gilbert S. Rosenthal, Mar- “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- tin I. Sandberg, Seymour Siegel, Harlan tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Saul J. Wechsler, Simon Greenberg, Wolfe Teplitz, 40 (1978): 74–76. Kelman, 42 (1980): 335–424. “The Chancellor’s Address,” Gerson D. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Cohen, 40 (1978): 139–146. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “In Honor of Jewish Chaplains,” Judah Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Nadich, 40 (1978): 147–148. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1–13. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Presidential Address,” Seymour J. Cohen, 40 (1978): 168–172. 43 (1981): 17–21. “Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Kelman, “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan Centenary Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel Teplitz, Ger- Commemoration,” Israel Goldstein, son D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): Jack J. Cohen, 43 (1981): 34–55. 173–183. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Lewis, 43 (1981): 121–122. Wives,” Hillel E. Silverman, 40 (1978): “Amendment to the Constitution of the 213–215. Rabbinical Assembly,” 43 (1981): “Resolutions,” 40 (1978): 226–235. 125–126. “Lunch-And-Learn” (session on “The “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Rabbi’s Wife”), 41 (1979): vi–viii, ix. Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, “Final Report of the Commission for the Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. Study of the Ordination of Women as Schachter, 44 (1982): 1–8. 138 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Resolutions Adopted,” 47 (1985): 185–199. 1974–2000 (cont’d.) “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “Presidential Address,” Seymour J. Cohen, Assembly,” 47 (1985): 203–212. 44 (1982): 31–46. “Committee on the Rabbinic Family Pro- “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, gram,” 48 (1986): xvii. Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. “Presidential Report,” Alexander M. Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 Shapiro, 48 (1986): 30–35. (1982): 83–97. “Presidential Acceptance Speech,” Kassel “In Memory of Colleagues,” Sholom Stern, Abelson, 48 (1986): 74–77. 44 (1982): 169–172. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Resolutions Adopted,” 44 (1982): Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, 179–184. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Books Published by Rabbinical Assembly Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Members, 1980–1982,” 44 (1982): (1986): 131–142. 185–187. “Resolutions Adopted” (includes reaffirma- “Presidential Address,” Arnold M. Good- tion of matrilineal descent and issues of man, 45 (1983): 22–34. conversion), 48 (1986): 313–327. “Membership Committee Report” (report “President’s Report,” Kassel Abelson, 49 includes roll call on permitting a female (1987): 40–46. rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 217–251. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- “Resolutions Adopted,” 45 (1983): mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): 255–257. 129–137. “1984 Convention Program,” (includes “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly, practical rabbinic sessions and the First Israel Region,” Benjamin J. Segal, 49 Annual Women’s Convention of the (1987): 231–234. Rabbinical Assembly), 46 (1984): v–xiv. “Resolutions Adopted,” 49 (1987): “Presidential Address,” Arnold M. Good- 357–373. man, 46 (1984): 37–42. “Greetings and a Challenge from the Unit- “Inaugural Address,” Alexander M. ed Synagogue of America,” Franklin D. Shapiro, 46 (1984): 76–85. Kreutzer, 50 (1988): 23–25. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 95–101. dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer “Hazkarah,” Samuel Chiel, 46 (1984): Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–72. 182–184. “President’s Report,” Kassel Abelson, 50 “Membership Committee Report”(includ- (1988): 84–93. ing discussion on permitting a female “Realities in Israel,” Reuven Hammer, 50 rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, (1988): 167–171. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and 187–201. Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer “Resolutions Adopted,” 46 (1984): Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel 205–210. Abelson, 50 (1988): 172–177. “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “Installation of Officers,” Ismar Schorsch, Assembly,” 46 (1984): 213–221. 50 (1988): 178–179. “1985 R. A. Spouses’ Convention,” 47 “Installation Response,” Albert L. Lewis, 50 (1985): xii. (1988): 181–187. “President’s Report,” Alexander M. “Resolutions Adopted,” 50 (1988): Shapiro, 47 (1985): 21–28. 256–260. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Report from Israel,” Reuven Hammer, 51 Wives,” Kassel Abelson, 47 (1985): (1989): 12–17. 174–176. “Introduction of the Executive Director- “Membership Committee” (including Elect of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kas- approved admittance of women), sel Abelson, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): William H. Lebeau, 47 (1985): 179–181. 21–24. Subject Index 139

“Presidential Report,” Albert L. Lewis, 51 Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 54 (1989): 95–103. (1992): xi–xxviii. “Tribute to Wolfe Kelman,” Stanley Rabi- “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” nowitz, 51 (1989): 104–107. Joel H. Meyers, 54 (1992): 14–18. “Resolutions Adopted,” 51 (1989): “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to 329–341. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Brit Kodesh: Presentation to Graduates,” Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 (1990): 3–5. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Greetings,” Alan Tichnor, 52 (1990): “The Need for Unity,” Alan Tichnor, 54 45–48. (1992): 24–28. “Presidential Address,” Albert L. Lewis, 52 “Presidential Address,” Irwin Groner, 54 (1990): 49–54. (1992): 38–49. “Report of the Executive Director,” Joel H. “Presidential Acceptance Address,” Gerald Meyers, 52 (1990): 55–59. L. Zelizer, 54 (1992): 52–57. “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Wives,” Seymour J. Cohen, 54 (1992): Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, 305–310. Levi Weiman-Kelman, LII (1990): “Resolutions Adopted,” 54 (1992): 60–84. 315–322. “Report from Latin America,” Angel “Convention Program” (includes many Kreiman, 52 (1990): 107–110. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 55 “Installation of the President and Officers,” (1993): xi–xxiii. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar “Presidential Report,” Gerald Zelizer, 55 Schorsch, David Hermelin, William (1993): 52–57. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Laker, 52 (1990): 111–124. Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): “Inauguration Address—The Way of Faith,” 182–184. Irwin Groner, 52 (1990): 125–133. “Resolutions Adopted,” 55 (1993): “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- 191–197. son, 52 (1990): 260–262. “Convention Program” (includes many “Resolutions Adopted” (includes abortion Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 56 rights, gay and lesbian issues, and organ (1994): v–xxviii. and tissue donations), 52 (1990): “Toward the Centennial of the Rabbinical 273–283. Assembly of America: Some Preliminary “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Observations,” Abraham J. Karp, 56 David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): (1994): 3–13. 20–25. “The Projected Humash Commentary,” “Presidential Address,” Irwin Groner, 53 Harold Kushner, David Lieber, 56 (1991): 26–35. (1994): 14–20. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” “Report of the Commission on Human David Lieber, 53 (1991): 47–50. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- Joel H. Meyers, 53 (1991): 56–62. ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, “Unity: From Concept to Reality,” Alan J. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 21–27. Tichnor, 53 (1991): 63–67. “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules “The User-Friendly Ritual Committee,” Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 53 (1991): Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- 139–144. man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes Lewis, 53 (1991): 200–203. film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 “Resolutions Adopted,” 53 (1991): (1994): 28–66. 211–220. “Final Presidential Report,” Gerald Zelizer, “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical 56 (1994): 80–84. Assembly,” 53 (1991): 223–234. “Greetings,” Gerald Zelizer, 56 (1994): “Convention Program” (includes many 85–86. 140 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Presidential Address,” David L. Lieber, 58 1974–2000 (cont’d.) (1996): 77–81. “Presidential Address,” Alan Silverstein, 56 “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chan- (1994): 87–99. cellor Louis Finkelstein,” Ezra M. “Report of the Executive Vice President,” Finkelstein, 58 (1996): 93–95. Joel H. Meyers, 56 (1994): 105–109. “Ascending the Ladder of Holiness,” Perry “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” Rank, Ismar Schorsch, 58 (1996): Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 262–265. 98–106. “Resolutions Adopted,” 56 (1994): “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- 285–294. binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, “Convention Program” (includes many Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 57 “In Memory of Colleagues,” Mordecai Wax- (1995): xi–xv. man, 58 (1996): 247–251. “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” Arnold B. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Marans, 57 (1995): 29–31. Kassel Abelson, 58 (1996): 265–268. “Strategic Planning Committee: Report of “Strategic Planning Committee,” David Preliminary Work,” David L. Lieber, 57 Lieber, Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): (1995): 32–35. 275–289. “Honoring Rabbis on the 50th Anniversary “Resolutions Adopted,” 58 (1996): of Their Ordination,” Daniel J. Press- 293–300. man, 57 (1995): 47–48. “Convention Program” (includes many “Presidential Address,” Alan Silverstein, 57 Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 59 (1995): 59–68. (1997): xiii–xxiv. “In Honor of Leo Landes,” David C. “Opening Remarks,” Michael Klayman, 59 Kogen, 57 (1995): 69–70. (1997): 3–4. “Report of the Executive Vice President,” “Greetings from the United Synagogue of Joel H. Meyers, 57 (1995): 95–103. Conservative Judaism,” Alan Ades, 59 “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the (1997): 63–64. Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. Ismar Schorsch,” Robert B. Slosberg, 59 “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- (1997): 77–79. pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne “Welcoming Remarks,” Michael N. Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. Menitoff, 59 (1997): 80–81. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- Zelizer, 57 (1995): 209–213. sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” lor,” Michael B. Greenbaum, 59 (1997): Kassel Abelson, 57 (1995): 224–227. 82–85. “Resolutions Adopted,” 57 (1995): 239–250. “President’s Address,” David L. Lieber, 59 “Convention Program” (includes many (1997): 91–95. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 58 “Greetings,” Simeon J. Maslin, 59 (1997): (1996): xiii–xxv. 96–98. “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- “Activities Related to Religious Pluralism,” man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 3–8. Jan Caryl Kaufman, 59 (1997): 99–100. “Greetings: Israelis and Diaspora Jews: Are “Et Li-vakesh: Ten Placement Trends and We One People?” Gilah Dror, 58 Tensions,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 59 (1996): 34–36. (1997): 179–184. “Final Presidential Report,” Alan Silver- “Hazkarat Neshamot: in Memory of Col- stein, 58 (1996): 55–60. leagues,” Arnold M. Goodman, 59 “Report of the Executive Vice President,” (1997): 218–220. Joel H. Meyers, 58 (1996): 61–68. “RA/USCJ Joint Commission Responding “Report from the Bet Midrash,” Benjamin J. to Intermarriage,” Alan Silverstein, 59 Segal, 58 (1996): 69–71. (1997): 223–225. “Recognition of Rabbis Celebrating 50 “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Years of Service,” Judah Kogen, 58 Kassel Abelson, 59 (1997): 226–230. (1996): 72–76. “Committee to Strengthen RA Presence,” Subject Index 141

Arnold M. Goodman, 59 (1997): berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 233–239. (1999): 239–240. “Resolutions Adopted,” 59 (1997): “Programs of Professional Growth and 245–258. Learning,” Jan Caryl Kaufman, 61 “Contents of the Convention,” 60 (1998): (1999): 241–243. v–x. “Publications Committee,” Martin S. “Convention Program” (includes many Cohen, 61 (1999): 244–247. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 60 “Social Action Committee,” Richard L. (1998): xiii–xxiv. Eisenberg, 61 (1999): 248–250. “Convention Program in Hebrew” “Association of Retired Rabbis,” Lester (includes many Limud, practical rab- Hering, 61 (1999): 251. binics sessions), 60 (1998): xxv–xxxiv. “Resolutions Adopted,” 61 (1999): “Greetings,” David L. Lieber, Charles A. 255–261. Kroloff, 60 (1998): 3–6. “Convention Registration,” 61 (1999): “Presidential Address,” David L. Lieber, 60 265–269. (1998): 24–29. “Convention Program (includes many “Response from the New President,” Sey- Limud, practical rabbinics sessions),” mour L. Essrog, 60 (1998): 129–134. Centennial Convention, 62 (2000): “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley xiii–xxxi. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 211–214. “Siyyum HaShas Participants,” 62 (2000): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” xxxii. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 “Executive Council and Officers,” 62 (1998): 273–275. (2000): xxxiii–xxxv. “Publications Committee,” Martin S. “Gala Opening Concert Chairman’s Cohen, 60 (1998): 276–277. Remarks,” Gerald L. Zelizer, Centennial “Social Action Committee,” Charles M. Convention, 62 (2000): 3–6. Feinberg, 60 (1998): 278–279. “Award Presentations,” Mayer Rabinowitz, “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Jonathan Waxman, David L. Lieber, Berkun, Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): Harlan J. Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 280–282. (2000): 7–25. “Resolutions Adopted,” 60 (1998): “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 285–294. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate “Resolutions Adopted” (Hebrew), 60 (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- (1998): 294–301. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, “Convention Registration,” 60 (1998): Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem 305–308. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- “Convention Program”(includes many stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 61 verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley (1999): xi–xxv. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 26–38. “Executive Council and Officers,” 61 “Chancellor’s Address,” Ismar Schorsch, 62 (1999): xxvi–xxviii. (2000): 39–47. “Greetings from the President of the Rab- “Greetings,” Hon. John F. Street, 62 (2000): binical Assembly,” Seymour L. Essrog, 48–49. 61 (1999): 3–4. “Siyyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. Cohen, “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 50–54. Lieber, 61 (1999): 181–184. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Report of the Executive Vice President,” Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Joel H. Meyers, 61 (1999): 223–229. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (1999): 230–235. (2000): 55–77. “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor Luski, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 of Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar (1999): 236–238. Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- 134–144. 142 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) brun),” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan 1974–2000 (cont’d.) Waxman, David L. Lieber, Harlan J. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 7–9. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- Rabinowitz, Stanley S. rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, “Installation Banquet—Address of the Pres- Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 145–163. ident-Elect,” Arthur J. Levine, Mordecai “Presentation of A Century of Commitment: Waxman, Gerson D. Cohen, Stanley 100 Years of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): 150–154. Robert E. Fierstien, 62 (2000): 164–167. “President’s Address,” 39 (1977): 13–24. “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbini- “President’s Address,” 40 (1978): 1–14. cal Assembly,” Vernon H. Kurtz, 62 “Remarks: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Kel- (2000): 168–172. man, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel “The Jewishness of the Jewish State,” Alice Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Reuven Hammer, 40 (1978): 176–178. David Golinkin, 60 (2000): 184–196. “Report of the Blue Ribbon Committee of “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative Move- the Rabbinical Assembly,” 42 (1980): ment in Israel,” (Hebrew). Ehud Bandel, 253–292. Hila Keren, 62 (2000): 197–205. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Honoring Rabbinical Assembly Staff,” (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Arnold M. Goodman, 62 (2000): descent and issues of conversion), 48 206–210. (1986): 322. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- “Tribute to Wolfe Kelman,” 51 (1989): leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): 104–107. 301–304. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” 60 “Report of the Executive Vice President,” (1998): 211–214. Joel H. Meyers, 62 (2000): 339–343. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, Kassel Abelson, 62 (2000): 344–347. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–144. “Publications Committee,” Martin S. Reisner, Nathan. Cohen, 62 (2000): 348–351. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Luski, Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): 352–355. 57–58. “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Rose, Goodman A. berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 “Projects Proposed,” 2 (1928): 139–142. (2000): 356–357. Rosen, Barry. “Programs of Professional Growth and “Discussion: Membership Committee Learning,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Report”(including discussion on per- (2000): 358–360. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Social Action Committee,” Richard L. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Eisenberg, 62 (2000): 361–363. (1984): 192. “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven Rosenberg, Yaakov G. R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 364–367. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A 56–57. Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, 368–370. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes religious Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, pluralism in Israel, organ donations), Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 2–3. Centennial Convention, 62 (2000): “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, 373–382. Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, “Convention Registration,” Centennial Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. Convention, 62 (2000): 385–390. Schachter, 44 (1982): 5–7. Rabinowitz, Mayer. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Award Presentation (to Francine Klags- Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Subject Index 143

Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour (1986): 138–139. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur Rosenblum, Herbert. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Wax- “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max man, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kelman, J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 28. Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis Rosengarten, Charles. Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 102–105. “Greetings,” 19 (1955): 199–203. Rubel, Charles. M. Rosenstock, Gershon. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical Rubenovitz, Herman. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. (1955): 159–160. Levinthal, 11 (1947): 384–388. Roth, Joel. Rutkoff, Alan. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Installation of New Officers,” Robert (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Essrog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. (1986): 313–315. Kurtz, Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 160–163. Routtenberg, Max J. Salit, Norman. “Report of Prayer Book Commission,” 8 “Report of the Placement Committee,” (1941–44): 146–159. Norman Salit, 1 (1927): 16–18. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Pronouncement of the Zionist Revalua- 14 (1950): 29–39. tion Committee,” 14 (1950): 222–231. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Sacks, J. B. 15 (1951): 27–35. “The Rabbinical Assembly as Family,” 56 “The Rabbinical Assembly of America: An (1994): 221–223. Evaluation,” 24 (1960): 190–222. Sandrow, Edward T. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Independence Day Celebration at the and Standards,” 25 (1961): 188–199. Convention—Address” (Abstract), 5 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law (1933–38): 104. and Standards,” 27 (1963): 221–230. “Greetings of the President-Elect,” 24 “Remarks of the President-Elect of the (1960): 235–245. Rabbinical Assembly,” 28 (1964): 192–194. “President’s Report,” 25 (1961): 83–103. “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- “Presidential Report,” 26 (1962): 130–146. ried,” Max. J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): “Response—A Testimonial Address,” Louis 244–254. Finkelstein, 26 (1962): 162–167. “The President’s Message,” 29 (1965): 18–26. “The 75th Anniversary Supplement,” 37 “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max (1975): 289–352. J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 30–32. “Introduction: “The 75th Anniversary Sup- “Remarks of the Past President,” 30 (1966): plement,” 37 (1975): 289–293. 21–25. “A Tribute to Our Past Presidents,” 37 “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- (1975): 308–316. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Schachter, Stanley J. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Conferring of Degrees,” 37 (1975): 4–7. 31 (1967): 222. “Conferriing of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. Schachter, 44 (1982): 7–8. “Presidential Address,” S. Gershon Levi, Schafler, Samuel. delivered at the 1971 Convention in “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, 1, January 1972. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Lunch And Learn Workshops,” 35 (1973): Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- v–vi. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “75 Years of Changing Concern, Emphasis Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 and Philosophy,” 37 (1975): 294–307. (1966): 105–108. 144 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) of His 10th Anniversary as Chancellor,” 1974–2000 (cont’d.) Michael B. Greenbaum, 59 (1997): 82–85. Schechter, Jack. “Jewish Unity on the Threshold of the Mil- “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max lennium,” 59 (1997): 86–90. J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 28–29. “Chancellor’s Address,” 62 (2000): 39–47. “Lunch-And-Learn Workshops,” 35 (1973): “Installation of New Officers,” Robert 55–56. Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- Scheim, Philip S. rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, “Israel at 50: The Rabbinical Assembly Cel- Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 151–153. ebrates (in Hebrew),” 60 (1998): 11–12. Schulweis, Harold. M. Schoenberg, Elliot Salo. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Brit Kodesh: Presentation to Graduates,” Report” (report includes roll call on Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 (1990): 3–5. permitting a female rabbi to join), “The User-Friendly Ritual Committee,” 53 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (1991): 139–144. 45 (1983): 229–230. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- Schussheim, Morris. pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne “Siyyum HaShas: Recollections of Israel Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 168–175. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- Schwab, Laura. binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” Arnold B. Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. Marans, 57 (1995): 29–31. “Et Li-vakesh—Ten Placement Trends and Schwartz, Harry. Tensions,” 59 (1997): 179–184. “The Convention Committee on Palestine,” “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob 6 (1939): 168. Luski, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 Segal, Benjamin J. (1999): 236–238. “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly, “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Israel Region,” 49 (1987): 231–234. berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 “Religion and State in Israel,” 49 (1987): (1999): 239–240. 299–303. “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob “Compensation for the Loss of the Temple in Luski, Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): Rabbinic Thought,” 50 (1988): 188–197. 352–355. “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. (2000): 356–357. “Report from the Bet Midrash,” 58 (1996): “Programs of Professional Growth and 69–71. Learning,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Segal, Bernard. (2000): 358–360. “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Schorsch, Emil. Progress: The Rabbinical Assembly— “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Expanding Its Organizational Struc- David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore ture,” 11 (1947): 363–370. Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. “Report of Executive Vice-President,” 12 Schorsch, Ismar. (1948): 26–31. “Installation of Officers,” 50 (1988): 178–179. Segal, Jacob E. “Installation of the President and Officers,” “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar (1967): 195–208. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving Weeks,” 32 (1968): 224–228. Laker, 52 (1990): 114–117. Segal, Phillip. “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Ismar Schorsch,” Robert B. Slosberg, 59 Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): (1997): 77–79. 224–228. “Welcoming Remarks,” Michael N. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Menitoff, 59 (1997): 80–81. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occasion Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 203–205. Subject Index 145

Shapiro, Alexander M. gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. (1982): 90–91. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Discussion: Membership Committee Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Report” (report includes roll call on Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): permitting a female rabbi to join), 229–248. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 45 (1983): 232–233. Assembly, 37 (1975): 273, 275–276. “Inaugural Address,” 46 (1984): 76–85. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “President’s Report,” 47 (1985): 21–28. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour “Presidential Report,” 48 (1986): 30–35. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Wax- Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, man, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kelman, Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Louis Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 100–102. (1986): 131–132. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Sherwin, Elisa. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Discussion: Membership Committee descent and issues of conversion), 48 Report” (report includes roll call on (1986): 318. permitting a female rabbi to join), “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- 45 (1983): 240. mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): Sherwin, Richard. 136–137. “Discussion: Membership Committee Sigal, Philip. Report”(including discussion on per- “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, (1984): 195. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 134–135. Shtull, Jacob. “Some Reflections on Rabbinical Assembly “Discussion: Membership Committee Halakhah: Past and Future,” 45 (1983): Report” (report includes roll call on 93–104. permitting a female rabbi to join), Silverman, Hillel E. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 45 (1983): 240. Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. Shuchat, Wilfred. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Report” (report includes roll call on (1956): 177–178. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, J. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 27–28. 45 (1983): 246–247. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (report includes roll call on Report”(including discussion on per- permitting a female rabbi to join), mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 45 (1983): 243–244. (1984): 197. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Report”(including discussion on per- 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, (1984): 193–194. Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Siegel, Seymour. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- (1957): 164–174. verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 32–34. 146 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “President’s Message,” 33 (1969): 45–54. 1974–2000 (cont’d.) “Presidential Address,” 34 (1970): 1–14. Silverman, Israel N. “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Teplitz, Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David 153–158. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- Assembly, 37 (1975): 261–262. man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” “Barukh ha-Makom she-Masar Olamo le-Shom- Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, ronim”(Hebrew), 34 (1970): 18–19. Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe “Response—Tribute to Past Chairmen of Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin the Committee on Jewish Law and Stan- Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckel- dards,” Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): 74–76. man, Yossef Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 “Some Tensions in Prayer: Talmud Torah: (1988): 44–46. in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Singer, Howard. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Assembly, 37 (1975): 279. Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Sky, Harry. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “Discussion: Membership Committee Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 35–38. Report” (report includes roll call on Silverman, Morris. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Report of Survey on Ritual,” 4 (1930–32): Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 322–340. 45 (1983): 230. Silverstein, Alan. “Discussion—Resolutions Adopted” “Presidential Address,” 56 (1994): 87–99. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Presidential Address,” 57 (1995): 59–68. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- (1986): 319–320. man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 3–6. Slosberg, Robert B. “Final Presidential Report,” 58 (1996): “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi 55–60. Ismar Schorsch,” 59 (1997): 77–79. “RA/USCJ Joint Commission Responding Slurzberg, Irwin. to Intermarriage,” 59 (1997): 223–225. “Remarks,” 54 (1992): 58–59. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of Spectre, Efry. Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes film clip 369–370. of Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 28–31, Simon, Matthew H. 34, 39–40, 45–47, 51, 57, 65, 66. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Spiegel, Dora. Assembly, 37 (1975): 264, 279. “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 18–19. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Spielman, Bernard. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Discussion: Membership Committee descent and issues of conversion), 48 Report” (report includes roll call on (1986): 315–317. permitting a female rabbi to join), Simon, Ralph. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” 10 45 (1983): 243–244. (1946): 13–16. Stern, Harold. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Can We Be One?” 46 (1984): 29–36. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Stern, Sholom. 55, 59–60. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Remarks of the President,” 32 (1968): Report”(including discussion on per- 156–161. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Subject Index 147

Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- (1984): 197–198. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Sternstein, Joseph P. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. (1966): 105–108. “Israel Committee,” 29 (1965): 152–158. “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul Stier, Suzanne. Teplitz, Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- 153–158. pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 40 Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. (1978): 74–76. Street, John F. “Response: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe “Greetings,” 62 (2000): 48–49. Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel Sussman, Gerald. Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, “Discussion: Membership Committee 40 (1978): 182–183. Report” (report includes roll call on “Presidential Address,” 41 (1979): 10–17. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Presidential Address,” 42 (1980): 7–12. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. 45 (1983): 239–240. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Tanenbaum, Marc H. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, (1986): 132–133. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 65–70. leagues,” 62 (2000): 301–304. Tanenbaum, Roy. Teutsch, David A. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Greetings: What Will Jewish Community Report” (report includes roll call on and Jewish Values Mean for the 21st Cen- permitting a female rabbi to join), tury?” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Sarna, Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 78–80. 45 (1983): 228–229. Tichnor, Alan J. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Greetings,” 52 (1990): 45–48. Report”(including discussion on per- “Unity: From Concept to Reality,” 53 mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig (1991): 63–67. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “The Need for Unity,” 54 (1992): 24–28. (1984): 198–199. Tofield, Sanders. Tenenbaum, Edward. “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. 14 (1950): 245–249. “Discussion: Membership Committee Troster, Lawrence. Report” (report includes roll call on “Discussion: Membership Committee permitting a female rabbi to join), Report”(including discussion on per- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig 45 (1983): 237–238. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Teplitz, Daniel. (1984): 191. “Remarks: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Kel- Tucker, Gordon. man, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel “Discussion: Membership Committee Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, Report”(including discussion on per- 40 (1978): 179. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Teplitz, Saul I. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (1984): 189, 192. (1957): 225–227. Tucker, Steven R. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 365–366. 148 The Rabbinical Assembly

RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY (cont’d.) “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” 1974–2000 (cont’d.) Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 307–308. Tutnauer, Moshe. Wolpe, Gerald. “Recognition of Rabbinical Assembly Mem- “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly bers Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, 60 (1998): 18–23. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, Waxman, Mordecai. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 135–136. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Yellin, Richard. David Aronson, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Membership Committee Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. Report” (report includes roll call on “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Con- permitting a female rabbi to join), ference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 71–74. 45 (1983): 230–231. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Discussion: Membership Committee a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. Report”(including discussion on per- “President’s Address,” 36 (1974): 70–73. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Assembly, 37 (1975): 269–271, 274, 275. (1984): 190. “President’s Address,” 38 (1976): 68–93. Yuter, Alan J. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- “Discussion: Membership Committee ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Report”(including discussion on per- mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, (1984): 195. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal 110–112. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Installation Banquet—Remarks,” Arthur J. (1986): 319. Levine, Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Zaiman, Joel H. Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of 136–141. Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman,” Lee Meyerhoff “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Hendler, Joel H. Zaiman, 61 (1999): (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal 130–134. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Zelizer, Gerald L. (1986): 320. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Weilerstein, B. Reuben. Faces the 70s,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Report on the Proposed Reorganization of William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, the Placement Committee,” 3 (1929): Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 131–132. 119–125. “Greetings,” Nathan Zelizer, 54 (1992): “President’s Message and Resolutions,” 6 50–51. (1939): 169–170. “Presidential Acceptance Address,” 54 Wexler, Robert. (1992): 52–57. “Introduction: Installation of New Offi- “Remarks,” Irwin Slurzberg, 54 (1992): cers,” Robert Wexler, David Lieber, Sey- 58–59. mour L. Essrog, Ismar Schorsch, Ver- “Presidential Report,” 55 (1993): 52–57. non H. Kurtz, Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): “Report of the Commission on Human 145–146. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on Wind, Leon. Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, President,” Wolfe Kelman, 26 (1962): Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 21–22. 124. “Final Presidential Report,” 56 (1994): 80–84. Winer, Gershon. “Greetings,” 56 (1994): 85–86. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Gala Opening Concert Chairman’s Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Remarks,” Gerald L. Zelizer, 62 (2000): 34–36. 3–6. Subject Index 149

Zelizer, Nathan. “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Com- “Greetings,” 54 (1992): 50–51. munity in America,” Robert Gordis, 13 Zimmerman, Frank. (1949): 350–352. “Siyyum HaShas—The Contributions of “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Bible,” 9 (1945): 162–167. 14 (1950): 232–237. RECONSTRUCTIONISM. See also JEWISH LAW “Discussion: Report of the Social Action Arzt, Max. Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 “Dr. Kaplan’s Philosophy of Judaism,” 5 (1950): 277. (1933–38): 195–219. “Eulogies: Milton Steinberg,” 14 (1950): Eisen, Arnold. 325–327. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish “Kaplan’s Copernican Revolution,” 46 Values Mean for the 21st Century?” (1984): 51–56. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 46 (1984): Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. 151–153. Eisenstein, Ira. Finkle, Jesse J. “Judaism and Contemporary Social Prob- “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Moral lems—Henry George,” 6 (1939): 86–93. and Intellectual Leadership,” Mordecai “Preaching Modern Religion,” 7 (1940): M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): 172–173. 143–149. Gillman, Neil. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Cen- “Mordecai Kaplan and the Ideology of ter Movement,” 7 (1940): 139–140. Conservative Judaism,” 46 (1984): “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in 57–68. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Goldstein, Israel. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 294–295. “Kaplan’s Contribution to Zionism and to “The Centrality of the Synagogue,” 8 Medinat Israel,” 43 (1981): 34–45. (1941–44): 225–237. Gordon, Albert I. “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 177–180. Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” “The Rabbi As Communal Leader— Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): Strengthening the Organized Commu- 173–178. nity,” 10 (1946): 108–111. Hoffman, Charles I. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Pro- “Discussion: Judaism A Civilization,” gram,” 10 (1946): 216–219. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 130. “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- Kaplan, Mordecai M. agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. “Judaism As a Civilization,” 2 (1928): Agus, 11 (1947): 349–350. 115–130. “Introduction: Towards a Philosophy of “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): Mordecai. M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 110–111. 131–133. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Con- “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern servative Judaism,” Theodore Fried- Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- man, William Greenfeld, Isaac Klein, 12 tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; (1948): 139–141, 189–191. ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob “Discussion: The Future of the American Kohn, 3 (1929): 51–52. Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Discussion: ‘Spiritual Elements in 12 (1948): 218–222. Judaism,’ Jacob Kohn; ‘Menace of Secu- “Discussion: American Jewry and the New larism in the Synagogue,’ Israel Gold- Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 stein, 3 (1929): 103–104. (1948): 255–256. “The Place of Dogma in Judaism,” 4 “Discussion: The Relationship of American (1930–32): 280–306. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua “President’s Message Delivered May 2, Kohn, 13 (1949): 250–251. 1933,” 6 (1939): 177–202. “The New Diaspora and American Democ- “The Place of the Rabbi in American Jewish racy,” 13 (1949): 258–268. Life,” 7 (1940): 253–290. 150 The Rabbinical Assembly

RECONSTRUCTIONISM (cont’d.) Simon, Ralph. Kaplan, Mordecai M. (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “Comments on Dr. Gordis’ Paper: Authori- American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. ty in Jewish Law,” 8 (1941–44): 95–97. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 293–294. “How Man Comes to Know God,” 8 Teutsch, David A. (1941–44): 256–271. “Greetings: What Will Jewish Community “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Pro- and Jewish Values Mean for the 21st gram,” 8 (1941–44): 302–322. Century?” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan “Training of Teaching and Leadership Per- D. Sarna, Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): sonnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–360. 78–80. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Tucker, Gordon. (1945): 199–204. “Professor Mordecai Kaplan’s Torah in a “Seminary Expansion Program—Summa- Post-Copernican Age,” 48 (1986): ry,” 10 (1946): 220–227. 201–218. “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): 290–292. Ellenson, David. “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- “Cultures and Communities: Trends and agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. Transformations in a New Century.” Agus, 11 (1947): 339–343. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 “Religion and the Crisis in Moral and Intel- (2000): 108–122. lectual Leadership,” 15 (1951): Kahn, Robert I. 164–172. “President’s Report” (of CCAR), 36 (1974): “Response: Tribute to Rabbi Mordcai M. 32–37. Kaplan,” Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): RESOLUTIONS 211–219. Abelson, Kassel. “Reply: in Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Kaplan,” Mordecai M. Kaplan, 20 Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. (1956): 267–273. Aronson, David. Kohn, Jacob. “Discussion: Resolutions,” David Aronson, “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” 11 (1947): 114, 115. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 131. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Nadelmann, Ludwig. Assembly, 37 (1975): 276–278. “Mordecai Kaplan’s Challenge to the Rab- Arzt, Max. binate,” 46 (1984): 69–75. “Resolutions” (in Report of the Treasurer), Neulander, Arthur H. 1 (1927): 11–12. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and Auerbach, Selig S. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 348–350. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Rabinowitz, Stanley S. 309–310. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Berman, Jeremiah. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders Tofield, stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem 11 (1947): 116–118. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Bohnen, Eli A. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders Tofield, S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 36–38. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, Rosenblatt, Samuel. 11 (1947): 116–118. “Discussion: Place of Dogma in Judaism,” Cahana, Moshe. Mordecai Kaplan, 4 (1930–32): “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (The 307–310. Birmingham Resolution),” 27 (1963): Schatz, Morris. 243. “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” Chinitz, Jacob M. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 131. “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in Subject Index 151

Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Halpern, Harry. 308–309. “Business Session” (includes resolutions), Cohen, Seymour J. Rabbinical Assembly, 36 (1974): 228–229. “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in Jacobs, David J. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” 307. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Cohen, Shaye. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (1986): 319. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Kaplan, Mordecai M. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (The (1986): 317–318. Birmingham Resolution),” 27 (1963): Davis, Moshe. 239–241, 242. “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. “Resolutions Adopted,” 30 (1966): 123–139. Dembowitz, Morris. Kelman, Wolfe. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Dresner, Samuel. 310–311. “Discussion: The Organization of the “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical American Jewish Community, (includes Assembly, 37 (1975): 260, 262–263, resolution),” Israel Goldstein, 24 264–265. (1960): 106–107. Kirshblum, I. Usher. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Semi- “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in nary of America: An Evaluation, Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): (includes resolution),” Simon Green- 308. berg, 24 (1960): 168–170, 171. “Discussion, Resolutions,” Rabbinical Friedman, Theodore. Assembly, 37 (1975): 265–267. “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in Michaels, James R. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” 311–312. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Goldman, Israel M. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- (1986): 318–319. man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders Tofield, Neulander, Arthur H. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- 11 (1947): 116–118. man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders Tofield, Golinkin, Noah. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in 11 (1947): 116–118. Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Novak, David. 309. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Gordis, Robert. Assembly, 37 (1975): 276. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Pearlmutter, Fischel A. (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical descent and issues of conversion), 48 Assembly, 37 (1975): 273, 274–275. (1986): 320–321. Rabbinical Assembly. Greenberg, Simon. “Resolutions (in Report of the Treasurer),” “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. 1 (1927): 11–12. “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 2 (1928): 14–15. 310. “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 3 (1929): 8–15. Assembly, 37 (1975): 267–269. “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” Groner, Irwin. 4 (1930–32): 7–8, 117–120, 236–237. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal or Report of the Committee on Jewish descent and issues of conversion), 48 Law),” 5 (1933–38): ix-xiv, 59, 168, 247, (1986): 322. 350–351, 420. 152 The Rabbinical Assembly

RESOLUTIONS (cont’d.) “Resolutions Adopted,” 46 (1984): Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) 205–210. “Resolutions (in President’s Message and “Resolutions Adopted,” 47 (1985): Resolutions),” 6 (1939): 169–170. 185–199. “Resolutions (in Rabbinical Assembly State- “Resolutions Adopted” (includes reaffirma- ment),” 7 (1940): 54–60. tion of matrilineal descent and issues of “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” conversion), 48 (1986): 313–327. 8 (1941–44): 1–3, 54, 165–168, 277–280. “Resolutions Adopted,” 49 (1987): “Resolutions Adopted,” 9 (1945): 27–30. 357–373. “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. “Resolutions Adopted,” 50 (1988): “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 276–283. 256–260. “Resolutions,” 11 (1947): 107–118. “Resolutions Adopted,” 51 (1989): “Resolutions (also in Committee on the 329–341. President’s Message),” 12 (1948): “Resolutions Adopted” (includes abortion 59–68. rights, gay and lesbian issues, and organ “Resolutions,” 13 (1949): 86–94. and tissue donations), 52 (1990): “Resolutions,” 14 (1950): 70–85. 273–283. “Resolutions,” 15 (1951): 80–88. “Resolutions Adopted,” 53 (1991): “Resolutions Adopted,” 27 (1963): 211–220. 231–239. “Resolutions Adopted,” 54 (1992): “Resolution—Religion in Israel,” 28 315–322. (1964): 304–306, 314–315. “Resolutions Adopted,” 55 (1993): “Discussion: Resolution—Religion in 191–197. Israel,” 28 (1964): 307–313. “Resolutions Adopted,” 56 (1994): “Resolutions Adopted,” 29 (1965): 285–294. 163–169. “Resolutions Adopted,” 57 (1995): “Resolutions Adopted,” Mordecai M. 239–250. Kaplan, 30 (1966): 123–139. “Resolutions Adopted,” 58 (1996): “Resolutions Adopted,” 31 (1967): 293–300. 255–257. “Resolutions Adopted,” 59 (1997): “Resolutions Adopted,” 32 (1968): 245–258. 247–254. “Resolutions Adopted,” 60 (1998): “Resolutions Adopted,” 33 (1969): 285–294. 227–228. “Resolutions Adopted” (Hebrew), 60 “Resolutions Adopted,” 34 (1970): (1998): 294–301. 216–218. “Resolutions Adopted,” 61 (1999): “Business Session (includes resolutions),” 255–261. Harry Halpern, 36 (1974): 228–229. “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in “Resolutions” (including women rabbis’ schools, religious pluralism in Israel, membership and Jewish law in the Con- organ donations), Centennial Conven- servative Movement), 37 (1975): tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. 259–280. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Resolutions,” 38 (1976): 314–323. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Resolutions”(including women in Rabbini- (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal cal School), 39 (1977): 139–142. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Resolutions,” 40 (1978): 226–235. (1986): 322. “Resolutions,” (including ordination of Roth, Joel. women), 41 (1979): 287–290. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Resolutions Adopted,” 42 (1980): (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal 299–301. descent and issues of conversion), 48 “Resolutions Adopted,” 44 (1982): (1986): 313–315. 179–184. Siegel, Seymour. “Resolutions Adopted,” 45 (1983): “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 255–257. Assembly, 37 (1975): 273, 275–276. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Subject Index 153

(includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, descent and issues of conversion), 48 31 (1967): 224–225. (1986): 318. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Silverman, Hillel E. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical (1999): 230–235. Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Simon, Matthew H. 62 (2000): 344–347. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Adler, Morris. Assembly, 37 (1975): 264, 279. “Report of the Committee on Law and “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Standards: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal 14 (1950): 107–111, 112–137. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Agus, Jacob B. (1986): 315–317. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Simon, Ralph. and Standards—Responsum on the “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” 10 Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. (1946): 13–16. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Resolutions,” Ralph Simon, 11 Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore (1947): 109–110, 114. Friedman, 14 (1950): 183–184. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Assembly, 37 (1975): 261–262. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Singer, Howard. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 31 (1967): 225–226. Assembly, 37 (1975): 279. Aronson, David. Sky, Harry. “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sab- “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” bath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theo- (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal dore Friedman, 14 (1950): 172–174. descent and issues of conversion), 48 Arzt, Max. (1986): 319–320. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Tofield, Sanders. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- 224–228. man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders Tofield, Blumenfeld, David. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 11 (1947): 116–118. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Waxman, Mordecai. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 31 (1967): 225. Assembly, 37 (1975): 269–271, 274, 275. Blumenthal, Aaron H. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore descent and issues of conversion), 48 Friedman, 14 (1950): 181–182. (1986): 320. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying Winer, Gershon. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59–60. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” Israel,” Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Aaron H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): 307–308. 255–272. Yuter, Alan J. “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” Weeks” (minority and majority opin- (includes reaffirmation of matrilineal ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion descent and issues of conversion), 48 Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): (1986): 319. 275–292. Zwelling, Harry. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184. tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, RESPONSA 30 (1966): 109–110. Abelson, Kassel. “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. 154 The Rabbinical Assembly

RESPONSA (cont’d.) Derby, Josiah. Blumenthal, Aaron H. (cont’d.) “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 80. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 224–228. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Bohnen, Eli A. 31 (1967): 221–222. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Dorff, Elliot N. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- (1999): 230–235. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Dubin, Paul. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- (1966): 105–108. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 31 (1967): 223. 224–228. Epstein, Louis M. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Opinions Rendered by the Committee on Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 151–167. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Feldman, David M. 229–248. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Bokser, Ben Zion. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Sabbath David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Halakhah: Travel and the Use of Elec- Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- tricity,” 14 (1950): 156–164. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sab- Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 bath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, (1966): 105–108. Theodore Friedman, 14 (1950): “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three 186–187. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three 224–228. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- Fink, Leon B. ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion “Teshuvah—Tishah B’Av and the Three Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): Weeks” (minority and majority opinions), 275–292. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Bokser, Cohen, Jack J. Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 275–292. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, Friedman, 14 (1950): 179–180. 30 (1966): 109–110. Cohen, Seymour J. “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” 31 (1967): “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marry- 209–218. ing a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58–59. “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conserva- David, Arthur. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, 31 (1967): 228. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, 224–228. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 Friedman, Theodore. (1966): 105–108. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three and Standards—Responsum on the Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. 224–228. Gershfield, Edward. Davidson, Max. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): 224–228. 229–248. Subject Index 155

Ginsburg, Leo. Halpern, Martin. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Friedman, 14 (1950): 178–179. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Goldstein, David A. 31 (1967): 227–228. “Independence Day Religious Service: Katz, Reuben M. Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78–79. “The Rabbi and the Interfaith Movement,” Kelman, Wolfe. 7 (1940): 107–112. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Experiences in Strengthening the Sabbath a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58. —Kabbalat Shabbat,” 14 (1950): 198–200. Klein, Isaac. “Discussion: The Revitalization of the Sab- “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marry- bath,” Jacob B. Agus, XV (1951): ing A Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59, 61. 117–119. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Goodblatt, Morris S. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” 30 (1966): Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. 111–115. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Giyoret,” 32 (1968): 219–223. 224–228. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Goodman, Arnold. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- 224–228. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” 33 (1969): Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold 203–218. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- Kreitman, Benjamin Z. man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, Gordis, Robert. David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, “Responsum on the Sabbath: A Modern Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Approach to a Living Halakhah,” 14 jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, (1950): 138–155. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (1966): 105–108. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Friedman, 14: 184–186. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Responsum on the Sabbath: A Modern Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Approach to a Living Halakhah,” 14 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. (1950): 138–155. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore 224–228. Friedman, 14 (1950): 184–186. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Gordon, Morris. Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin “Experiences in Strengthening the Sab- Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): bath—Shalosh S’udot,” 14 (1950): 229–248. 201–203. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be Greenberg, Sidney. Used as a Mikvah? ” (Hebrew), 33 “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying (1969): 219–222. a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 61. Lasker, Arnold. Greenfeld, William P. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Friedman, 14 (1950): 176–177. 31 (1967): 226. 156 The Rabbinical Assembly

RESPONSA (cont’d.) Silverman, Israel N. Lubliner, Immanuel. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreit- 31 (1967): 226–227. man, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Silverman, Neulander, Arthur H. Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 105–108. “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Use of Sternstein, Joseph P. Electricity on the Sabbath,” 14 (1950): “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. 165–171. Tenenbaum, Edward. Rosenblatt, Samuel. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Discussion, Responsum on the Sabbath,” a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Teplitz, Saul I. Friedman, 14 (1950): 318–320. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- Routtenberg, Max J. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- 244–254. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, (1966): 105–108. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Waxman, Mordecai. 31 (1967): 222. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Rubel, Charles. M. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. Schafler, Samuel. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- a Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, SCIENCE. See also MEDICINE Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- Artson, Bradley Shavit. jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, “God of Space/Time,” 62 (2000): 249–250. Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 SEPHARDIM. See under WORLD (1966): 105–108. SERMONS. See HOMILETICS, RABBINATE Schorsch, Emil. SHABBAT. See also CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM; “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” JEWISH LAW; SYNAGOGUE Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Abramson, Robert M. Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an Segal, Jacob E. Observant Community,” Robert M. “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): (1967): 195–208. 158–159. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Agus, Jacob B. Weeks,” 32 (1968): 224–228. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Segal, Phillip. and Standards—Responsum on the “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 224–228. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Siegel, Seymour. Friedman, 14 (1950): 183–184. “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- “The Revitalization of the Sabbath,” 15 gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- (1951): 106–112. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. “The Philosophic Meaning of the Sabbath “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): 37–53. nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. Aronson, David. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sab- Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin bath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Theodore Friedman, 14 (1950): 229–248. 172–174. Subject Index 157

Blumenthal, Aaron H. Neulander, Arthur H. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath.” “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Use of Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Electricity on the Sabbath,” 14 (1950): Friedman, 14 (1950): 181–182. 165–171. Bokser, Ben Zion. Rabinowitz, Stanley. “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Sabbath “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): Halakhah: Travel and the Use of Elec- 54–61. tricity,” 14 (1950): 156–164. Rosenblatt, Samuel. “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sab- “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” bath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Theodore Friedman, 14 (1950): 186–187. Friedman, 14 (1950): 318–320. “Experiences in Strengthening the Sab- Schorsch, Emil. bath—The Forest Hills Plan, “14 “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (1950): 189–192. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Cohen, Boaz. Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. “Siyyum HaShas—In Memory of Professor Segal, Jack. Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath Prohibi- “Enhancing Shabbat Services,” 47 (1985): tions known as Shavut,” 9 (1945): 149–153. 123–161. Shuchat, Wilfred. Cohen, Jack J. “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 62–69. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Silverman, Hillel E. Friedman, 14 (1950): 179–180. “Alternatives to the Friday Evening Ser- Friedman, Theodore. vice,” 53 (1991): 134–138. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Waxman, Mordecai. and Standards—Responsum on the “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Ginsburg, Leo. Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” SOCIAL ACTION. See also RABBINATE; Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY Friedman, 14 (1950): 178–179. Cohen, Seymour. Glustrom, Simon. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “The Weekly Cycle,” 38 (1976): 211–216. Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 Grade, Chaim. (1950): 268–273, 276. “Shabbos un Wokh in der Yiddisher Literatur” Eisenstein, Ira. (Yiddish), 34 (1970): 5–17. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action Com- Greenberg, Simon. mittee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 (1950): 277. “Discussion: The Revitalization of the Sab- Feinberg, Charles M. bath,” Jacob B. Agus, 15 (1951): 114–117. “Social Action Committee,” 60 (1998): Greenfeld, William P. 278–279. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Goldstein, Israel. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Report of the Committee on Social Jus- Friedman, 14 (1950): 176–177. tice,” 5 (1933–38): 3–12. “Discussion: The Revitalization of the Sab- Gordis, David M. bath,” Jacob B. Agus, 15 (1951): 112–114. “Social Action, Conservative Judaism and Juda, Allen I. the Revitalization of the Synagogue,” 54 “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an (1992): 68–77. Observant Community,” Robert M. Gordon, Albert I. Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): “Committee on Social Justice,” 6 (1939): 158–159. 175–176. Kogen, David. Hoffman, Isidor B. “Discussion and Presentation: Experiences “Social Justice Committee Report,” 6 in Strengthening the Sabbath—The (1939): 73–77. Seattle Plan,” Samuel Penner, 14 “Social Justice Committee Report,” 7 (1950): 193–197. (1940): 42–47. 158 The Rabbinical Assembly

SOCIAL ACTION (cont’d.) Hoffman, Isidor B. Herman, Menahem. “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as “Outreach to Immigrant South Africans,” Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max 51 (1989): 255–256. Vorspan, 11 (1947): 220–221. Kertzer, Morris N. Landesman, Alter F. “Report of Social Action Committee,” 14 “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 (1950): 256–262. (1946): 22–27. Kohn, Eugene. Lang, Leon S. “Social Justice Ideal in Jewish Education,” 5 “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 (1933–38): 119–138. (1946): 18–22. “The Synagogue and Social Problems,” 6 “Discussion: The Rabbi and Marriage and (1939): 78–85. Family Counsel,” Sidney E. Goldstein, “Report of Committee on Social Justice,” 8 11 (1947): 263. (1941–44): 39–42. Lipis, Philip. Messinger, Ruth. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, “AJWS: American Jews as Global Citizens,” Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 28–34. 61 (1999): 160–162. Posner, Rhoda K. Prombaum, Ephraim. “Project Chuppah: Good Starts for Jewish “Discussion: Report of the Social Action Marriages,” 61 (1999): 163–164. Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 Rabinowitz, Stanley. (1950): 279. “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as Rabbinical Assembly. Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max “Pronouncement on Social Justice,” 5 Vorspan, 11 (1947): 216–217. (1933–38): 156–164. Sandrow, Edward T. “Social Action Committee,” Richard L. “Counselling Mourners,” 35 (1973): 77–79. Eisenberg, 61 (1999): 248–250. Schnitzer, Jeshaia. Siegel, Seymour. “Family Counseling,” 36 (1974): 126–140. “Religion and Social Action,” 25 (1961): Shapiro, Judah J. 143–163. “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and SOCIAL WORK. See also AMERICAN JEWISH Work: The Use of Group Work in the COMMUNITY; RABBINATE Rabbinate,” 11 (1947): 195–204, Azneer, J. Leonard. 227–229. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Signer, Isador. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, 198–202. Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 34–38. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action Simon, Sara R. Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 “Talking About Our Teens,” 42 (1980): 119. (1950): 263–268, 278–279. “Outreach to Individuals with Special Chanover, Hyman. Needs: A Community Approach,” 51 “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as (1989): 271–274. Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max Skolnik, Gerald C. Vorspan, 11 (1947): 222–223. “Domestic Violence,” 47 (1985): 125–126. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Commu- Solomon, Elias L. nity,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance-Policy, 173–178. Methods, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 39–40. Day, Max. Sorosky, Arthur D. “Some Aspects of Work, Hate and Love in “Divorce: Prevention and Intervention,” 41 Groups,” 20 (1956): 235–251. (1979): 30–39. Eisenstein, Ira. Spar, Elliott T. “Judaism and Contemporary Social Prob- “Pre-Marital and Extra-Marital Relation- lems—Henry George,” 6 (1939): 86–93. ships,” 40 (1978): 79–86. Friedman, Theodore. Teplitz, Saul. “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max Vorspan, 11 (1947): 226–227. Vorspan, 11 (1947): 218–219. Subject Index 159

Vorspan, Max. Michaels, James R. “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet Work: Principles of Group Work as Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): Applied to Jewish Groups,” 11 (1947): 86. 205–216, 217–226. Oler, I. David. Weintraub, Simkha Y. “Our Soviet Brethren,” 48 (1986): 86–90. “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out Ostrin, Asher. There Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. “Shifting Jewish Demography” (Hebrew), Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wit- Weishaus, Sylvia. tenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 “Making Marriage Work,” Aaron M. Wise, (1998): 98–99. Sylvia Weishaus, 41 (1979): 98–103. Roth, Joel. Wise, Aaron M. “Russian Immigrants and Halakhic Prob- “Making Marriage Work,” Aaron M. Wise, lems” (adapted from two Limud ses- Sylvia Weishaus, 41 (1979): 95–98. sions), 52 (1990): 137–158. Wolpe, Gerald I. Schifter, Richard. “The Caregiver Pushing the Wheelchair: “Soviet Jews,” 51 (1989): 151–157. Helping the Caregivers in Our Commu- Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. nities,” 59 (1997): 156–157. “Seeking Peace and the Soviet Union,” Max SOVIET JEWRY. See also ANTI-SEMITISM; Kampelman, 51 (1989): 80–81. WORLD SPIRITUALITY. See also LITURGY; THEOLOGY Altshuler, Stuart. Abrams, Elliott. “Our Soviet Brethren,” 48 (1986): 91–93. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Bromberg, Kenneth. God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): 92. Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Bronfman, Edgar M. (1999): 25–27. “On Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. Bronfman, 51 “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and (1989): 49–55. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: on Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Bronfman, 51 (1989): 55–61. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cardin, Shoshana S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 39–40. “The Status of Soviet Jewry,” 51 (1989): 3–11. Artson, Bradley Shavit. Feldman, Leonid. “God of Space/Time,” 62 (2000): 249–250. “On Saving Human Lives,” 49 (1987): Bockman, David. 66–69. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Frydman-Kohl, Baruch. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 89–90. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. Kampelman, Max. Borodowski, Alfredo. “Seeking Peace and the Soviet Union,” Max “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Kampelman, 51 (1989): 81–86. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 86–87, 87–89, 89, 90–91, 91–92, 92–93, 94. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. Kaufman, Jan C. Charry, Elias. “Introduction: on Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- Bronfman, 51 (1989): 48. ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 203–205. Kelman, Wolfe. Cohen, Martin S. “Introduction: on Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for Bronfman, 51 (1989): 48–49. God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Marker, Jeffrey. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): 89. (1999): 30–36. 160 The Rabbinical Assembly

SPIRITUALITY (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” 17 Cohen, Martin S. (cont’d.) (1953): 198–199, 212–215. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Heschel, Susannah. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Changing Forms of Jewish Spirituality,” 42 ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott (1980): 146–158. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Hoffman, Jeffrey. Cohen, 61 (1999): 41. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Eisenstein, Ira. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Cohen, 61 (1999): 36–37. 207–208. Kamenetz, Roger. Fowler, James. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 27–30. (1999): 21–25. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 40–41. Cohen, 61 (1999): 39. Kanter, Elana. Frankiel, Tamar. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Prayer and Mysticism,” 55 (1993): 61–64. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Freeman, Gordon M. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Kelman (-Weiman), Levi. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. “Spiritual Demands” (Hebrew), 43 (1981): Cohen, 61 (1999): 37. 12–13. Gillman, Neil. Kohn, Eugene. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for “Prayer and the Modern Jew,” 17 (1953): God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil 179–191. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Discussion: Prayer and the Modern Jew,” Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 215–217. (1999): 20–21. Kohn, Jacob. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Spiritual Elements in Judaism,” 3 (1929): Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- 75–89. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Discussion: Spiritual Elements in Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Judaism,” 3 (1929): 103–104. Cohen, 61 (1999): 41–42. “Science and the New Mysticism,” 4 Green, Arthur. (1930–32): 64–82. “The Role of in a Contem- Lang, Leon S. porary Theology of Judaism,” delivered “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer at the 1976 Convention. Published in and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Conservative Judaism, Vol. 30, No. 4, chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 1976. 206–207. Halpern, Harry. Lehrman, Irving. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Abraham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 192–197. 200–202. Lowenthal, Perry. Heschel, Abraham Joshua. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer “The Spirit of Prayer,” 17 (1953): 151–177. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- Subject Index 161

chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 208–209. Cohen, 61 (1999): 37–38. Marker, Jeffrey. SYNAGOGUE. See also CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM; “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and RABBINATE; UNITED SYNAGOGUE Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Abelson, Kassel. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Cohen, 61 (1999): 37. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Orenstein, Jehiel. 31 (1967): 224–225. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott (2000): 127–128. Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Abrams, Abba. Cohen, 61 (1999): 36. “The Relation of the Synagogue to Nation- Pressman, Daniel J. al Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 90. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Agus, Jacob B. Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Progress: on the Furtherance of the Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Synagogue-Center Movement,” 11 Cohen, 61 (1999): 38–39. (1947): 327–339, 353–355. Rosenberg, Yaakov G. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 211. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Schulweis, Harold M. 31 (1967): 225–226. “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Artson, Bradley Shavit. Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. “Halakhah in a Conservative Synagogue,” Shubow, Joseph S. 55 (1993): 23–32. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer Birnbaum, Irwin. and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- “On Strengthening the Synagogue” chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 10–11 (Hebrew 209–210. section). Small, David. Blumenfeld, David. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. 31 (1967): 225. Cohen, 61 (1999): 38. Cahan, Leonard S. Tennenbaum, Lloyd. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard and the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Hes- S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- chel, Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): man, 48 (1986): 232–233. 202–203. Charry, Elias. Troster, Lawrence. “Synagogue Membership: Acquisition and “Kedushah as a Form of Environmental Retention,” 35 (1973): 109–113. Awareness,” 54 (1992): 86–93. Cohen, Armond E. “The Spiritual Suspension of Disbelief: “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the How We Should Really Pray,” 57 (1995): Home and Family Life More Effective?” 126–128. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): 209–210. Wald, Marcus. “Toward Cooperation in Synagogue Life,” 8 “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abra- (1941–44): 238–249. ham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 205–206. Derby, Josiah. Weinblatt, Stuart. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott 31 (1967): 221–222. 162 The Rabbinical Assembly

SYNAGOGUE (cont’d.) gogue and Federation,” 35 (1973): Drazen, Paul. 96–99. “Overcoming Barriers: Synagogue Accessi- “The Weekly Cycle,” 38 (1976): 211–216. bility for the Physically Challenged,” 54 Goldfarb, Israel. (1992): 161–163. “Discussion: Inadequacies in The Status of Dubin, Paul. the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 2 (1928): 66–67. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Goldman, Israel M. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, “The Relation of the Synagogue to Nation- 31 (1967): 223. al Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): Edelman, Moshe. 90–91. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” “The Rabbi’s Role in Synagogue Adminis- Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard tration,” 35 (1973): 103–105. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- Goldstein, Israel. man, 48 (1986): 233–234. “Inadequacies in The Status of the Syna- “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the gogue Today,” 2 (1928): 32–40. Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe “Discussion: Inadequacies in The Status of Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 115–119. 2 (1928): 68–69. Edelstein, Edward. “The Menace of Secularism in The Syna- “Drawing Young People into Synagogue gogue,” 3 (1929): 90–102. Life,” William Horn, Edward Edelstein, “Discussion: The Menace of Secularism in 48 (1986): 243–244. The Synagogue,” 3 (1929): 103–104. Eisenstein, Ira. Goldstein, Nason S. “The Centrality of the Synagogue,” 8 “The Use of Software and Computers in (1941–44): 225–237. the Synagogue,” 42 (1980): 210. “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- Goodblatt, Morris S. agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. “Synagogue Ritual Survey,” 12 (1948): Agus, 11 (1947): 349–350. 105–109. Elkin, Joshua. Gordis, David M. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” “Social Action, Conservative Judaism and Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard the Revitalization of the Synagogue,” 54 S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- (1992): 68–77. man, 48 (1986): 234. Gordis, Robert. Elster, Shulamit Reich. “Discussion: The Relation of the Syna- “The Day School and the Synagogue,” gogue to National Jewish Organiza- Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard tions,” 9 (1945): 98–99. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- “Discussion: The American Synagogue: man, 48 (1986): 231–232. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Feldman, Abraham J. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): “The Role of the Synagogue in the Ameri- 42–44. can Jewish Community,” XXI (1957): Grossman, Jacob B. 190–198. “The Junior Congregation,” 2 (1928): Fenster, Myron M. 149–153. “Parallel Services Under One Roof,” 39 Gutin, Jules. (1977): 76–78. “Synagogue Accessibility for the Physically Forman, Max L. Challenged,” 54 (1992): 158–160. “Relationship of the Rabbi to the Congre- Hammer, Reuven. gation: The Relationship of the Rabbi “Special Education and the Conservative to the Men’s Club,” 15 (1951): 193–199. Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph Glucksman, Harry L. Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): “Community Center in Its Relation to the Syn- 123–126. agogue Center,” 4 (1930–32): 267–279. Heller, Zachary I. Glustrom, Simon. “A Congregation in Transition,” 42 (1980): “The Rabbi and the Community: Syna- 181–182. Subject Index 163

Herman, Menahem. Kieffer, Melvin. “Outreach to Immigrant South Africans,” “Dealing with Conflicts in the Congrega- 51 (1989): 255–256. tion,” 39 (1977): 58–61. Hertzberg, Arthur. Klein, Isaac. “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to “Discussion: The American Synagogue: National Jewish Organizations,” 9 From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe (1945): 96–97. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 41. “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue,” Klutznick, Philip M. Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, “The Synagogue and the Changing Com- Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 munity,” 35 (1973): 20–34. Convention in Israel. Published in Kohn, Eugene. Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. “The Synagogue and Social Problems,” 6 “Discussion: The American Synagogue: (1939): 78–85. From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Discussion: Vitalizing Public Worship,” 7 Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): (1940): 180–189. 44–46. Kohn, Eugene. Horn, William. “Character Training in the Jewish Religious “Drawing Young People into Synagogue School,” 4 (1930–32): 43–63. Life,” William Horn, Edward Edelstein, Kohn, S. Joshua. 48 (1986): 238–243. “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to Na- Hyamson, Moses. tional Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 96. “Discussion: Inadequacies in The Status of Kraft, Louis. the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, “Relation of the Synagogue to National Jew- 2 (1928): 67. ish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 92–102. Israeli, Phineas. Kreitman, Benjamin Z. “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 2 (1928): 66. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Kanner, Ted. 31 (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. “Synagogue and Federation: The Emerging Landes, Aaron. Partnership,” 41 (1979): 226–228. “Planning the Synagogue Year,” 36 (1974): “Discussion: Synagogue and Federation: 158–162. The Emerging Partnership,” Ted Kan- Landesman, Alter F. ner, 41 (1979): 229–230. “Synagogue Attendance (A Statistical Sur- Kaplan, Mordecai M. vey),” 2 (1928): 41–52. “Discussion: ‘Spiritual Elements in “Discussion: Synagogue Attendance (A Sta- Judaism’. Jacob Kohn. ‘Menace of Secu- tistical Survey),” Alter Landesman, 2 larism in the Synagogue’, Israel Gold- (1928): 67–68. stein,” 3 (1929): 103–104. Lang, Leon S. “The Place of the Rabbi in American Jewish “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Life,” 7 (1940): 253–290. ties,” Elias Charry, Frank D. Plotke, Paul “Discussion: on the Furtherance of the Syn- Reich, 9 (1945): 88. agogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. Langh, Philip A. Agus, 11 (1947): 339–343. “Adult Education and the Synagogue,” 5 Kelman, Wolfe. (1933–38): 139–143. “The American Synagogue: From Super- Lasker, Arnold. market to Boutique,” 37 (1975): “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- 14–29. tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe 31 (1967): 226. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Layman, Robert. 40–41. “Special Education and the Conservative Kensky, Allan. Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph “Keruv in the Congregational Setting,” 53 Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): (1991): 125–126. 116–118. 164 The Rabbinical Assembly

SYNAGOGUE (cont’d.) “Interesting Synagogue Activities—A Broth- Levine, Reuben R. erhood Institute,” 9 (1945): 86. “Contemporary Synagogue Art,” 35 (1973): “The Relationship of the Rabbi to the Con- 69–71. gregation: The Relationship of the “Synagogue Art—The Problem of Creating Rabbi to the Sisterhood,” 15 (1951): Jewishly,” 40 (1978): 159–160. 200–204. Levinthal, Israel H. Resnik, David. “Discussion: Synagogue Attendance,” Alter “The Synagogue and its School,” 48 (1986): F. Landesman, 2 (1928): 64–66. 235–237. Levitsky, Louis M. Rosenbloom, Seymour. “The Adult Jewish Education Program in “A Place for Men: Where Do Men Belong Temple Israel, Wilkes-Barre, PA,” 5 in an Egalitarian Synagogue,” 61 (1933–38): 461–463. (1999): 165–168. Levy, Abraham J. Rosoff, Barbara. “The Status of the Synagogue in Jewish “SATS for Principals: Supervising, Adminis- Life,” 2 (1928): 28–32. tering and Teacher Training in the Syn- Listfield, Chaim. agogue School,” 54 (1992): 245–250. “Singles in the Synagogue,” 42 (1980): “‘Gimme a Break! Who Needs All This Jew- 211–213. ish Stuff?’ Teaching and Reaching the “Singles in the Synagogue,” Chaim List- Adolescent Population,” 54 (1992): field, Arthur Ruberg, 44 (1982): 251–253. 127–129. Ruberg, Arthur. Lubliner, Immanuel. “Singles in the Synagogue,” Chaim List- “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conserva- field, Arthur Ruberg, 44 (1982): tive Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, 129–130. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Salit, Norman. 31 (1967): 226–227. “The Synagogue and Palestine,” 2 (1928): Lurie, Harry L. 53–58. “Relation of the Synagogue to National Saposh, Stuart. Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): “The Day School and the Synagogue,” 94–102. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard Matt, C. David. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of man, 48 (1986): 233. the Synagogue,” Israel Goldstein, 2 Schatz, Morris. (1928): 63–64. “Discussion: The Synagogue and Palestine,” Miller, Alan W. Norman Salit, 2 (1928): 64. “The Psychodynamics of the Congregation Schwarz, Sidney. and the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), delivered at “Synagogues for a New Era,” 62 (2000): the 1990 Convention. Published in Con- 289–291. servative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter Schweid, Eliezer. 1991. “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue: A Miller, Avis. Reaction,” Gershon Winer, Eliezer “Letting a Fresh Wind Blow Through Your Schweid, Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at Synagogue,” 54 (1992): 153–155. the 1971 Convention in Israel. Pub- Oleisky, Arthur. lished in Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January “Teaching Conservative Judaism to Your 1972. Board,” 57 (1995): 149–150. Shrage, Barry. Plotke, Frank D. “The Jewish Community Facing the Next “Interesting Synagogue Activities—Judaism Century: The Federation, The Syna- on the Air,” 9 (1945): 84–85. gogue, and the Making of a Jewish Prell, Riv Ellen. Renaissance,” 59 (1997): 101–112. “Choice and Memory: Conservative Syna- Siegel, Seymour. gogue Cultures and the Rabbinic Role,” “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- 59 (1997): 49–56. gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- Reich, Paul. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Subject Index 165

Silverman, Hillel E. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” “Israel in the Synagogue Program,” 36 Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack (1974): 154–157. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Silverman, Morris. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 “Vitalizing Public Worship,” 7 (1940): (2000): 58–65. 159–179. Winer, Gershon. “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue,” the Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, 2 (1928): 66. Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 Silverstein, Alan. Convention in Israel. Published in “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Beineinu, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1972. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Wolpe, Gerald I. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “A Response to Rabbi Alan Miller: The Psy- Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, chodynamics of the Congregation and Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), delivered at the (2000): 73–77. 1990 Convention. Published in Conserv- Simon, Abraham. ative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and 1991. Progress: Report of a Survey on Syna- Zelizer, Gerald L. gogue-Center Relations,” 11 (1947): “Implementing Congregational Change 315–319, 355. While Minimizing Conflict,” 39 (1977): Simon, Ralph. 68–72. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activi- Zelizer, Viviana. ties,” Elias Charry, Frank D. Plotke, Paul “The Single Congregant,” delivered at the Reich, 9 (1945): 89. 1978 Convention. Published as “The “Discussion: The American Synagogue: Unmarried Jew,” in Conservative Judaism, From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Vol. 32, No. 1, Fall 1978. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 46. Sklare, Marshall. TALMUD AND MIDRASH. See also JEWISH LAW; “The American Synagogue: From Super- TORAH market to Boutique,” 37 (1975): 30–39. Aronson, David. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: “From Rib to Rabbi: The Evolving Status of From Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe the Woman in Jewish Lore, Life, and Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Law,” 49 (1987): 179–191. 41–42. Bell, Harold. Starr, Barry. “The Concept of Hiddur Mitzvah in Rab- “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the binic Texts,” 51 (1989): 230–233. Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe Bergman, Ben Zion. Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 119–121. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Teplitz, Saul I. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “The Synagogue and the Community: stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Local Autonomy or Kultusgemeinde?” 37 Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem (1975): 94–101. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Theodore, Carla. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “The Synagogue and Economic Justice,” 55 verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley (1993): 113–119. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 30–32. Tofield, Sanders A. Bokser, Baruch M. “Woman’s Place in the Rites of the Syna- “Reasons and Rationales for Mitzvot: Two gogue,” 19 (1955): 182–190. Studies,” 49 (1987): 235–244. Trainin, Isaac N. Cohen, Boaz. “The Relationship of Federations to Syna- “May One Take the Law into One’s Own gogues,” 39 (1977): 81–83. Hands? in Tribute to Professor Boaz Wertheimer, Jack. Cohen,” Edward M. Gershfield, 48 “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish (1986): 186–189. 166 The Rabbinical Assembly

TALMUD AND MIDRASH (cont’d.) “New Meaning in Ancient Talmudic Texts: Cohen, Kenneth L. A Time Poem,” 49 (1987): 215–225. “Introduction: Siyyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. “The Mind of the Talmud: Hubris, Piety, Cohen, Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): and Divine Truth,” 53 (1991): 89–99. 50–51. Labovitz, Annette. Dorff, Elliot. “Our Sacred Trust: How Stories Can Be “Looking at Texts With an Eye to Helping Used to Achieve Jewish Cultural Litera- Families Make Decisions About the End cy,” Eugene Labovitz, Annette Labovitz, of Life,” 56 (1994), delivered at the 57 (195): 137. 1994 Convention. Published in Conserv- Labovitz, Eugene. ative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 3, Spring “Our Sacred Trust: How Stories Can Be 1991, as “A Jewish Approach to End- Used to Achieve Jewish Cultural Litera- Stage Medical Care.” cy,” Eugene Labovitz, Annette Labovitz, Gershfield, Edward M. 57 (195): 137. “May One Take the Law into One’s Own Labovitz, Gail S. Hands? in Tribute to Professor Boaz “The Study of Masekhet Berakhot,” 57 Cohen,” Edward M. Gershfield, 48 (1995): 55–58. (1986): 186–189. Lieberman, Saul. Ginzberg, Louis. “Professor Saul Lieberman’s Contribution “The Scholar’s Dilemma: in Tribute to Pro- to Jewish Scholarship,” Richard Kalmin, fessor Louis Ginzberg,” David Kraemer, 48 (1986): 145–149. 48 (1986): 153–166. Muffs, Yochanan. Golinkin, David. “The Lesson of the Almond Tree: Talmud “Ha-Shirah Be Sifrut Ha-Talmudit” (Hebrew), Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” 48 (1986): 328–332. (includes film clip of Louis Finkelstein), Graetz, Naomi. Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. “Is Kinyan Only a Metaphor? Metaphor and Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Halakhah: the Metaphor of Kinyan,” 60 Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, (1998): 175–186. Jules Harlow, 56 (1994): 32–34. Hammer, Reuven. Nativ, Gil. “What Did They Bless? A Preliminary Study “ in Babylonia and in Palestine: A of Tamid 5: 1,” 51 (1989): Model of Interdependence,” 56 (1994): 181–185. 144–146. Hertzberg, Arthur. Roth, Joel. “Siyyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. Cohen, “The Power of Poskim,” 49 (1987): 192–200. Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 51–54. Segal, Benjamin J. Higger, Michael. “Compensation for the Loss of the Temple “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of in Rabbinic Thought,” 50 (1988): 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- 188–197. sor Solomon Schechter: The Develop- Shapiro, Morris. ment of the Sanhedrin and of the Semi- “An Analysis of Hafkaat Kiddushin,” 52 kah,” 11 (1947): 279–288. (1990): 202–204. Kadushin, Max. Silverman, Hillel E. “Behirat Yisrael Bedivrei Hazal,” 8 (1941–44): “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 20–25. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Kaufman, Jan C. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “Defining the Agenda of the Rabbis Through stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, the Study of Midrash,” 51 (1989): 239–241. Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kraemer, David. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- “The Scholar’s Dilemma: in Tribute to Pro- stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- fessor Louis Ginzberg,” 48 (1986): verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley 153–166. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 32–34. “New Meaning in Ancient Talmudic Texts: Slater, Jonathan. A Rhetorical Reading and the Case for “Midrash: A Tool for Renewal,” 42 (1980): Pluralism,” 49 (1987): 201–214. 159–177. Subject Index 167

Stern, Sholom. Boys, Mary C. “Biblical and Rabbinical Sources for Pas- “Cultures and Communities: Trends and toral Counseling,” 48 (1986): 121–128. Transformations in a New Century.” Tigay, Jeffrey H. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 “Deuteronomy 4 and the Art of Homiletics (2000): 98–107. in the Bible,” 62 (2000): 256–262. Burnstein, Alexander J. Tucker, Gordon. “The Abiding Value of the Resurrection “Jewish Sources on Business Practices,” 49 Belief,” 3 (1929): 132–150. (1987): 258–269. Chinitz, Jacob M. Visotzky, Burton L. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Torah Mi-Sinai Mi-deRabbanan,” 53 (1991): 88. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Weiss-Halivni, David. chel, 32 (1968): 104–105. “‘Whoever studies law . . .’ The Apodictic “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of and the Argumentational in the Tal- Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, mud,” 41 (1979): 298–303. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. THEOLOGY. See also CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM; Cohen, Jack J. LITURGY “Toward a Theology of Experience,” 43 Addison, Howard A. (1981): 46–55. “God in Our Lives,” 54 (1992): 3–6. Davis, Joseph M. “A Theological Blueprint for the 21st Cen- “Jewish Faith and Skepticism in the 16th tury,” 55 (1993): 3–8. Century: Maharal and Eliezer Eilburg,” “The Burning Bush: Prophecy, Providence 62 (2000): 266–267. and Reality,” 56 (1994): 147–148. Edelstein, Dov B. “The Theology of the Mi Shebeirakh: Does God “God Reveals Himself in Fire and in Hear Our Prayers?” 57 (1995): 133–134. Cloud,” 49 (1987): 310–311. Adler, Morris. Eisen, Arnold. “The Roots of Democracy in Jewish “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Thought” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): Values Mean for the 21st Century?” 207–221. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, Agus, Jacob. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Faber, Salomon. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- 37–39. chel, 32 (1968): 104. Artson, Bradley Shavit. Faierstein, Morris M. “God of Space/Time,” 62 (2000): 249–250. “The Deterministic Theology of Rabbi Arzt, Max. Mordecai Joseph Leiner of Izbica,” 51 “Authentic Judaism,” 18 (1954): 158–167. (1989): 186–196. Auerbach, Selig S. Fredman, Samuel. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Discussion: Resume of the Discussion of Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Doctor Goldstein’s and Doctor Kohn’s David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. Papers,” 3 (1929): 103. Barish, Louis. Friedman, Theodore. “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. “Hayyim Joseph David Azulai,” 5 Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman (1933–38): 276–287. Kahn, 27 (1963): 78–79. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Blumenthal, David R. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Revelation: A Modern Dilemma,” deliv- David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. ered at the 1977 Convention. Published “Ha-Notayn La-Ayef Koach” (Hebrew), 50 in Conservative Judaism, Vol. 31, No. 2, (1988): chet-tet. Winter 1977. Gillman, Neil. Borodowski, Alfredo. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: “Can God Undo Auschwitz? A Philosophi- A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, cal Resonse Concerning God’s Power,” James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Roger Kame- 56 (1994): 119–129. netz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 20–21. 168 The Rabbinical Assembly

THEOLOGY (cont’d.) Published in Conservative Judaism, Vol. Gillman, Neil (cont’d.) 21, No. 3, Spring 1967. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “The Theological Dimension of Medinat Search for God: A New Jewish Spiritual- Yisrael,” 32 (1968): 91–103. ity?” Neil Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Abrams, Roger Kamenetz, Martin S. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Cohen, 61 (1999): 41–42. chel, 32 (1968): 105–109. “Moses vs. Aaron on Images of God,” 61 Horwitz, Herman L. (1999): 137–139. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The Goldman, Israel M. Research of the Institute for Righteous “Effects of Economic Depression on Jewish Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- Spiritual Life,” 4 (1930–32): 198–203. don, 27 (1963): 111–113. “Discussion: The Place of Dogma in Jacobs, Louis. Judaism,” Mordecai M.Kaplan, 4 “The Pulpit as an Instrument of theological (1930–32): 311–312. Teaching,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Sil- Golinkin, Noah. verman, 33 (1969): 9–24. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Gordis, Robert. 32–34, 42–44. “Koheleth—The Man and His Book,” 5 Kadushin, Max. (1933–38): 74–87. “Concept of the Chosen People in Rab- “On the Spirit of Judaism: Reminiscences binic Literature” (Hebrew), 8 and Reflections,” 33 (1969): 135–146. (1941–44): 20–25. Gordon, Albert I. “Experience of Worship,” delivered at the “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 1959 convention. Published in Worship (1956): 176–177. and Ethics: A Study in Rabbinic Judaism. Green, Arthur. Illinois: Northwestern University Press, “The Role of Jewish Mysticism in a Contem- 1963. porary Theology of Judaism,” delivered Kanter, Shammai. at the 1976 Convention. Published in “Being Unaware of What We Know,” 25 Conservative Judaism, Vol. 30, No. 4, (1961): 174–175. 1976. Kaplan, Mordecai M. Greenberg, Simon. “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern “The Teaching of God in the Hebrew Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- Schools” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; 361–375. ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob Grossman, Chaim. Kohn,” 3 (1929): 51–52. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Discussion: ‘Spiritual Elements in Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- Judaism,’ Jacob Kohn; ‘Menace of Secu- chel, 32 (1968): 104. larism in the Synagogue,’ Israel Gold- Herberg, Will. stein,” 3 (1929): 103–104. “Discussion: Theological Problems of the “The Place of Dogma in Judaism,” 4 Hour,” Milton Steinberg, 13 (1949): (1930–32): 280–306. 409–428. “How Man Comes to Know God,” 8 Heschel, Abraham Joshua. (1941–44): 256–271. “Address on the Kotzker ,” delivered “The Religious Imperatives of Jewish Peo- at the 1959 convention. Published as plehood,” delivered at the 1959 conven- “Der Kotzker Rebbe” in Di Goldene Keyt: tion. Published in The Reconstructionist, Periodical for Literature and Social Prob- Vol. 25, No. 9, 1959. lems, Tel Aviv: General Federation of “Discussion: ‘The Bias Against Man,’ ‘The Labour in Israel, 138–56, 71 (1970): Research of the Institute for Righteous 60–70. Acts,’” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- “Prerequisites of Faith,” delivered at the don, 27 (1963): 106–108. 1966 convention, Toronto, Canada. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Subject Index 169

Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34–36. 39–40. Karp, Abraham J. Mittleman, Alan. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 “Permissibility of Doubt in the Thought of (1956): 174–175. Rabbi Joseph Albo,” 59 (1997): Kaufman, William. 136–137. “The Case for God,” 54 (1992): 81–85. Nadelmann, Ludwig. Kelman, Wolfe. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Research of the Institute for Righteous Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34. don, 27 (1963): 115–117. Kensky, Allan. Oler, I. David. “In Search of Yerushalayim Shel Maalah,” 58 “Operational Theology and Psychotherapy: (1996): 154–156. A New Perspective in Pastoral Counsel- Klein, Andrew. ing,” 57 (1995): 145–148. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Panitz, Michael. (1956): 172–173. “Medicine and Religion in Early-Modern Kohn, Eugene. Jewish Thought,” 53 (1991): 71–74. “Discussion: Theological Problems of the Pearl, Chaim. Hour,” Milton Steinberg, 13 (1949): “A Reflection on the Centennial of Martin 429–438. Buber,” 40 (1978): 191–194. Kohn, Jacob. Rank, Perry. “Spiritual Elements in Judaism,” 3 (1929): “Introduction: Ascending the Ladder of 75–89. Holiness,” Ismar Schorsch, 58 (1996): “Discussion: Spiritual Elements in 98–99. Judaism,” 3 (1929): 103–104. Reuther, Walter P. “Science and the New Mysticism,” 4 “Religion in a World of Tension,” 14 (1930–32): 64–82. (1950): 296–317. Lasker, Arnold. Rosenblatt, Samuel. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 “Discussion: Place of Dogma in Judaism,” (1956): 179. Mordecai Kaplan, 4 (1930–32): Leiner, Mordecai Joseph. 307–310. “The Deterministic Theology of Rabbi Rothschild, Fritz A. Mordecai Joseph Leiner of Izbica,” Mor- “Religious Thought of Abraham Heschel,” ris M. Faierstein, 51 (1989): 186–196. delivered at the 1968 Convention. Pub- London, Perry. lished in Conservative Judaism, Vol. 23, “The Research of the Institute for Right- No. 1, Fall 1968. eous Acts,” 27 (1963): 96–103. “Revelation: The Embarrassment and the “Discussion: The Research of the Institute Necessity,” delivered at the 1977 Con- for Righteous Acts,” Perry London, 27 vention. Published in Conservative (1963): 105, 110, 115. Judaism, Vol. 31, No. 2, Winter 1977. Lowenthal, Eric I. Rubenstein, Richard. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man,” “Discussion: ‘The Bias Against Man,’ ‘The Harold M. Schulweis, 27 (1963): 104. Research of the Institute for Righteous Mandelbaum, Bernard. Acts,’” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- “Discussion: ‘The Bias Against Man,’ ‘The don, 27 (1963): 108–110. Research of the Institute for Righteous Schorsch, Ismar. Acts,’” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- “The Emergence of the Modern Rabbi,” don, 27 (1963): 104–105. 52 (1990), delivered at the 1990 Marx, Alexander. Convention. Published in Conserva- “Authentic Judaism,” Max Arzt, 18 (1954): tive Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter 158–167. 1991. Mindick, Burton. “In Defense of the Common Good,” 54 “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of (1992): 29–37. 170 The Rabbinical Assembly

THEOLOGY (cont’d.) Spitz, Elie. Schorsch, Ismar (cont’d.) “Techniques for Encountering God,” 55 “Unity in An Age of Ideology,” 55 (1993), (1993): 107–112. delivered at the 1993 Convention. Pub- Steinberg, Milton. lished as “Marching to the Wrong Drum- “Theological Problems of the Hour,” 13 mer,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. 45, No. 4, (1949): 356–408. Summer 1993. Tucker, Gordon. “Standing Firm Between Syncretism and “Body and Soul in Jewish Tradition,” 45 Fundamentalism,” 56 (1994): 67–73. (1983): 141–156. “The Soil of Our Spiritual Lives,” 57 “Heschel on the Theology of the Rabbis,” (1995): 49–54. 51 (1989): 211–229. “Ascending the Ladder of Holiness,” 58 TORAH. See also TALMUD AND MIDRASH (1996): 99–106. Abramson, Shraga. Schulweis, Harold M. “Ha-Genizah Shebetokh ha-Genizah” “The Bias Against Man,” 27 (1963): 84–95. (Hebrew), 15 (1951): 226–231. “Discussion: ‘The Bias Against Man,’ ‘The Adler, Cyrus. Research of the Institute for Righteous “The Seminary Training of the Rabbi and Acts,’” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Lon- After,” 1 (1927): 25–31. don, 27 (1963): 105–106, 110–111, “A New Task For American Rabbis,” 2 113–114. (1928): 25–28. “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Balter, Shlomo. Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. “Jewish Scholarship: Developments in Bibli- Schwartzschild, Steven S. cal Studies,” 36 (1974): 181–186. “Silence Before God,” 25 (1961): 169–173. “ and : Format and Structure Shtull, Jacob. of the Decalogue,” 56 (1994): 130–131. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Cohen, Martin S. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Hes- “Deconstructing Leviticus 16: Implications chel, 32 (1968): 104. for Latter-Day Jewish Spirituality from Shuchat, Wilfred. an Ancient Ritual Text,” 57 (1995): “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 121–123. (1956): 177–178. Diamond, Eliezer. Siegel, Seymour. “Chronology or Characterization: The Case “Religion and Social Action,” 25 (1961): of Midrash Ruth,” 52 (1990): 159–169. 143–163. Friedman, Theodore. Silverman, David Wolf. “Hayyim Joseph David Azulai,” 5 “Current Theological Trends: A Survey and (1933–38): 276–287. Analysis,” 23 (1959): 71–100. Frymer-Kensky, Tikva. “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theologi- “Israel and the Ancient Near East: New Per- cal Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf spectives on the Flood,” 41 (1979): Silverman, 33 (1969): 25–31. 213–225. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Gillman, Neil. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Moses vs. Aaron on Images of God,” 61 David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): (1999): 137–139. 40–42. Ginsberg, H. L. “Some Modern ,” 37 (1975): “New Light on Tannaitic Jewry and the 189–202. State of Israel of the Years 132–135 C.E, “Animadversions on the Mystical Turn,” “ 25 (1961): 132–142. delivered at the 1976 Convention. Pub- “Job the Patient and Job the Impatient,” lished in Conservative Judaism, Vol. 30, delivered at the 1966 Convention, No. 4, Summer 1976. Toronto, Canada. Published in Conserv- Silverman, Hillel E. ative Judaism, Vol. 21, No. 3, Spring “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of 1967. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: in David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Tribute to H. L. Ginsberg,” David 36–37. Lieber, 48 (1986): 167–185. Subject Index 171

Gordis, Robert. Milgrom, Jacob. “Koheleth: The Man and His Book,” 5 “Pesah in Four Acts: The Inner Biblical Evo- (1933–38): 74–87. lution,” 60 (1998): 187. “Professor Robert Gordis and the Literary Porten, Bezalel. Approach to Bible,” Edward L. Green- “Biblical Style as a Key to Meaning,” 38 stein, 48 (1986): 190–200. (1976): 229–234. Graetz, Michael. Scheindlin, Raymond P. “The Passage of Time in the Book of “Euripides and the Bible: in Tribute to Pro- Esther,” 56 (1994): 172–189. fessor Shalom Spiegel,” 48 (1986): Graetz, Naomi. 150–152. “Jerusalem the Widow: The Book of Schorsch, Ismar. Lamentations,” 58 (1996): 146–148. “Biblical Roots of Jewish Nationalism,” 60 Greenberg, Moshe. (1998): 199–202. “Festivals in the Bible and Sacred Time” Scolnic, Benjamin Edidin. (Hebrew), 43 (1981): 1–4. “The Horns of Moses: A Deconstructive Greenstein, Edward L. Reading,” 53 (1991): 75–85. “Medieval Bible Commentaries,” 47 (1985): Segal, Benjamin J. 109. “Psalm 145: Faith Confronts Reality,” 57 “Professor Robert Gordis and the Literary (1995): 129–132. Approach to Bible,” 48 (1986): 190–200. Slomovic, Elieser. Harris, Robert. “The Book of Job and the Midrash on the “Allegory as P’shat: A Contextual Reading Flood and Sodom-Gomorrah Narra- of Scripture Through Northern French tives,” 41 (1979): 167–180. Medieval Biblical Exegetes,” 56 (1994): Spiegel, Shalom. 132–143. “Euripides and the Bible: in Tribute to Pro- “Using P’shat for D’rash: Exploring the fessor Shalom Spiegel,” Raymond P. ‘Religious Significance of the P’shat,’ Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 150–152. Especially with Regard to Preparing Stern, Sholom. Divrei Torah and the Haftarah,” 57 “Biblical and Rabbinical Sources for Pas- (1995): 124–125. toral Counseling,” 48 (1986): 121–128. “A Few Words on the ‘Ten Words’: Reading Tigay, Jeffrey H. the Aseret HaDibrot through Medieval “Traditional and Modern Responses to the Eyes,” 61 (1999): 140–141. Chritological Interpretation of the Herman, Menahem. Bible: A Selection of Texts,” 46 (1984): “The Canonical Approach to Studying Bib- 119–129. lical Text,” 51 (1989): 197–198. “Deuteronomy 4 and the Art of Homiletics Kauffmann, Yehezkel. in the Bible,” 62 (2000): 256–262. “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: in Visotzky, Burton L. Tribute to H. L. Ginsberg,” David “Torah Mi-Sinai Mi-deRabbanan,” 53 (1991): 88. Lieber, 48 (1986): 167–185. Zevit, Ziony. Konvitz, Milton R. “The Ten Plagues: A Biblical Midrash,” 41 “Torah and Constitution: An American (1979): 181–185. Bicentennial Lecture,” 38 (1976): 54–67. Zimmerman, Frank. Landes, Aaron. “Siyyum HaShas—The Contributions of “The Study of Torah,” 25 (1961): 180–182. Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the Lieber, David L. Bible,” 9 (1945): 162–167. “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: in TRIBUTES. See also RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY; Tribute to H. L. Ginsberg,” 48 (1986): under individuals’ names 167–185. Abbell, Maxwell. Lukinsky, Joseph. “President’s Dinner, Ira Eisenstein,” 18 “The Experience of Parshat Ha-shavua,” 62 (1954): 231–234. (2000): 253–255. Abelson, Kassel. Meirovich, Harvey W. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- “The Rape of Dinah: How Valid is the Fem- mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Seymour inist Critique?” 60 (1998): 166–167. Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): 137. 172 The Rabbinical Assembly

TRIBUTES (cont’d.) “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to Abelson, Kassel (cont’d.) Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel Cohen, Seymour J. Abelson, 50 (1988): 173, 175–176. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- Abramowitz, Mayer. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- 129–131. dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer Davidson, Max. Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 71–72. “Reply: Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Eisenstein, Simon Greenberg, 16 Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer (1952): 213–214. Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel Davis, Moshe. Abelson, 50 (1988): 172–173. “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Adler, Morris. 20 (1956): 252–266. “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 Dror, Gilah. (1957): 219–221. “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the Appelfeld, Aharon. Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, “Something About My Way: Talmud Torah: Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104. in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Eisenstein, Ira J. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Eisen- verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon stein, Simon Greenberg, 16 (1952): Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, 213–216. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “President’s Dinner, Ira Eisenstein,” 18 Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 47–51. (1954): 240–242. Aronson, David. Epstein, Gilbert M. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe Louis Ginzberg: Mai Ko Mashma Lon? ” Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. 8 (1941–44): 386–397. “Response: A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Arzt, Max. Epstein,” Wolfe Kelman, 37 (1975): “Reply: Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 90–93. (1957): 232–235. “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” “An Address: in Honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): (1963): 164–172. 20–25. Bokser, Ben Zion. Finkelstein, Ezra M. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chan- 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- cellor Louis Finkelstein,” 58 (1996): sor Solomon Schechter: The Portrait of 93–95. a Halakhist—The World of Rabbi Judah “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served Loew of Prague,” 11 (1947): 289–314. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Cohen, Boaz. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “Siyyum HaShas—In Memory of Professor stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath Prohibi- Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem tions known as Shavut,” 9 (1945): Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- 123–161. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- Cohen, Gerson D. verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 29–30. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Finkelstein, Louis. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “Our Teachers,” 18 (1954): 168–178. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, “President’s Dinner: Ira Eisenstein,” 18 Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, (1954): 234–239. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): dent, Harry Halpern,” 20 (1956): 95–99. 274–281. Subject Index 173

“Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, (1957): 227–232. Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Zion Bergman, “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Hillel E. Silverman, Marshall J. Maltz- dent, Aaron H. Blumenthal,” 22 (1958): man, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 167–177. 26–28. “An Address—In Honor of Rabbinical Goldman, Yosef. Assembly President, Isaac Klein,” 24 “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members (1960): 223–230. Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer berg,” 25 (1961): 108–113. Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–71. “A Testimonial Address—Edward T. Goldstein, David. Sandrow,” 26 (1962): 147–161. “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- “Remarks—In honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 berg,” 25 (1961): 107–108. (1963): 163. Goodblatt, Morris S. “A Living Talmud: Tribute to Rabbis “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 Theodore Friedman and Max J. Rout- (1957): 221–225. tenberg,” 28 (1964): 174–188. Goodman, Arnold M. “Address to the Convention: Tribute to “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Max J. Routtenberg and Eli A. Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer Bohnen,” 30 (1966): 13–20. Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel “Banquet Remarks: Tribute to Eli A. Abelson, 50 (1988): 173–175. Bohnen and Ralph Simon,” 32 (1968): Greenbaum, Michael. 147–152. “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- lor,” Michael B. Greenbaum, 59 (1997): mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, 82–85. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Greenberg, Simon. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Eisen- Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe stein, Simon Greenberg, 16 (1952): Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 214–215. 123. “Response to Dinner Tribute,” 25 (1961): “Recalling Our Teachers: in Tribute to 114–122. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “In Honor of Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 29 Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin (1965): 76–83. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “In Honor of David Lieber—In Tribute to “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Rabbi David Lieber,” David Gordis, Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Simon Greenberg, David Lieber, 41 Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- (1979): 3–6. man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes David Lieber, 53 (1991): 47–50. film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 Halpern, Harry. (1994): 65–66. “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Geffen, Joel S. dent,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 (1956): “Response: Address in Honor of Joel Gef- 274–281. fen,” Louis Finkelstein, Max Arzt, 27 “Reply: in Honor of Rabbinical Assembly (1963): 173–181. President,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 Ginzberg, Eli. (1956): 282–285. “Address in Honor of Professor Louis Harlow, Ilana. Ginzberg,” 27 (1964): 109–119. “A Gematria for Jules: Talmud Torah: in Glustrom, Simon. Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry “Introduction: Honoring Colleagues Who Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Have Served 50 Years and More in the verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon Rabbinate (Faculty Reminiscences): Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Louis Finkelstein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 51–57. 174 The Rabbinical Assembly

TRIBUTES (cont’d.) Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): Harlow, Jules. 117. “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, 22–25. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “A Gematria for Jules: Talmud Torah: in Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 74–76. Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Kelman, Naamah. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 60–65. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “In Tribute to Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” 60 Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe (1998): 102–105. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): Hendler, Lee Meyerhoff. 114–117. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of Kelman, Wolfe. Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman,” Lee Meyerhoff “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe Hendler, Joel H. Zaiman, 61 (1999): Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. 128–130. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- Hertzberg, Arthur. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe 117–123. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- 105–108. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- Hoffman, Lawrence. mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): “A Place in the Mind of God: Talmud 131–136. Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Har- “Response: in Celebration—Honoring low,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- Judah Nadich, Marc H. Tanenbaum, man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Morton Leifman, Levi Weiman-Kelman, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes 52 (1990): 76–84. film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 “In Tribute to Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Jules (1994): 40–45. Harlow, 60 (1998): 102–105. Jacobs, David J. Kessler, . “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” “Tribute to Rabbi Martin Kessler,” 60 David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): (1998): 15–17. 20–22. Klagsbrun, Francine Lifton. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Response: Award Presentation,” Mayer “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 9–10. Moshe Davis, 20 (1956): 252–266. Klein, Isaac. “Reply: in Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. “Response to Tribute,” Louis Finkelstein, Kaplan,” 20 (1956): 267–273. 24 (1960): 231–234. “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 33 Kogen, David C. (1969): 132–134. “In Honor of Leo Landes,” 57 (1995): Kelman, Levi (-Weiman). 69–70. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- Kogen, Judah. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- “Recognition of Rabbis Celebrating 50 mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Years of Service,” 58 (1996): 72–76. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Kohn, Eugene. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “President’s Dinner in Honor of Ira Eisen- Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe stein,” 18 (1954): 229–230. Subject Index 175

Kurtz, Vernon H. Muffs, Yochanan. “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbini- “The Lesson of the Almond Tree: Talmud cal Assembly,” 62 (2000): 168–172. Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Har- Landes, Aaron. low,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, “Response: Rabbinic Achievement Award Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- Presentation,” 62 (2000): 24–25. man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Landes, Leo. Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes “In Honor of Leo Landes,” David C. film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 Kogen, 57 (1995): 69–70. (1994): 32–34. Leifman, Morton M. Nadich, Judah. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- “In Honor of Jewish Chaplains,” 40 (1978): ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- 147–148. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 62–64 Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): Nativ, Gil. 94–95, 99–100, 102, 105, 108–109, 110, ‘Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Who 112, 114, 123. Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” 60 “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe (1998): 13–14. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Neulander, Arthur H. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 71–73. Louis Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 383. Lieber, David L. Norton, Larry. “Response: in Tribute to Rabbi David “Response: Award Presentation,” Harlan J. Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon Green- Wechsler, 62 (2000): 20–24. berg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): 6–9. Pressman, Daniel J. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” 53 “Honoring Rabbis on the 50th Anniversary (1991): 47–50. of Their Ordination,” 57 (1995): 47–48. “Award Presentation (to Shelley and Bruce Rabbinical Assembly. See also under individuals’ Whizin),” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan names Waxman, David L. Lieber, Harlan J. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): Louis Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 377–401. 13–15. “Siyyum HaShas in Memory of Professor Maltzman, Marshall J. Israel Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 123–175. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein: 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Testimonial Scroll,” 9 (1945): 209–210. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “Siyyum HaShas,” 10 (1946): 138–158. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Profes- Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- sor Solomon Schechter,” 11 (1947): stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- 279–314. verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti: Louis M. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 34–36. Epstein, Julius H. Greenstone, Abraham Marans, Arnold B. Hershman, Raphael Melamed, Herman “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” 57 (1995): Rubenovitz,” 11 (1947): 375–388. 29–31. “Golden Jubilee Celebration of the Rab- Meyers, Joel H. binical Assembly of America” (Program “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules at Carnegie Hall), 14 (1950): 280–283. Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, “Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): 205–210. man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, “Award Presentations,” Mayer Rabinowitz, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes Jonathan Waxman, David L. Lieber, film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 Harlan J. Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 (1994): 57–60. (2000): 7–25. 176 The Rabbinical Assembly

TRIBUTES (cont’d.) lor,” Michael B. Greenbaum, 59 (1997): Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) 82–85. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served “Jewish Unity on the Threshold of the Mil- 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate lennium,” 59 (1997): 86–90. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–138. Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Schwab, Laura. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” Arnold B. verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley Marans, 57 (1995): 29–31. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 26–38. Segal, Benjamin J. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Recognition of the Tenth Anniversary of Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, the Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–144. Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbini- Siegel, Seymour. cal Assembly,” Vernon H. Kurtz, 62 “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- (2000): 168–172. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Rabinowitz, Mayer. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “Award Presentation (to Francine Klags- Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, brun),” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, Waxman, David L. Lieber, Harlan J. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 7–9. 100–102. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- “Tribute to Wolfe Kelman,” 51 (1989): mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- 104–107. mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 136–137. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Silverman, Hillel E. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 36–38. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- Routtenberg, Max J. verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 32–34. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- Silverman, Israel N. mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, “Response—Tribute to Past Chairmen of Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, the Committee on Jewish Law and Stan- Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, dards,” Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): 74–76. Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe “Some Tensions in Prayer: Talmud Torah: Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): in Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry 102–105. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Sil- Sandrow, Edward T. verman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Response—A Testimonial Address,” Louis Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Finkelstein, 26 (1962): 162–167. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “A Tribute to Our Past Presidents,” 37 Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 35–38. (1975): 308–316. Silverstein, Alan. Schorsch, Ismar. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, Ismar Schorsch,” Robert B. Slosberg, 59 Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. (1997): 77–79. Slosberg, Robert B. “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- Ismar Schorsch,” 59 (1997): 77–79. Subject Index 177

Spectre, Efry. Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): “Talmud Torah: in Tribute to Rabbi Jules 136–141. Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Wechsler, Harlan J. Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- “Award Presentation (to Dr. Larry Nor- man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, ton),” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Wax- Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes man, David L. Lieber, Harlan J. Wech- film clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 sler, Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 17–19. (1994): 28–31, 34, 39–40, 45–47, 51, 57, Whizin, Shelley and Bruce. 65, 66. “Response: Award Presentation,” David L. Stein, Jacob. Lieber, 62 (2000): 15–17. “Response: Award Presentation,” Jonathan Zaiman, Joel H. Waxman, 62 (2000): 12–13. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of Tanenbaum, Marc H. Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman,” Lee Meyerhoff “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Hendler, Joel H. Zaiman, 61 (1999): Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, 130–134. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Zimmerman, Frank. Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 65–70. “Siyyum HaShas—The Contributions of Teplitz, Daniel. Israel Friedlaender to the Study of the “Remarks: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Kel- Bible,” 9 (1945): 162–167. man, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel TZEDAKAH. See also AMERICAN JEWISH Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, COMMUNITY; ORGANIZATIONS 40 (1978): 179. Siegel, Danny. Teplitz, Saul I. “New Insights Into Tzedakah,” 42 (1980): “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 138–141. (1957): 225–227. Skorka, Abraham. “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- “Some Remarks on ‘Hilkhot Matanot Aniyim’ tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 40 of the Rambam,” 62 (2000): 251–252. (1978): 74–76. “Response: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe UNITED STATES. See also AMERICAN JEWISH Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel COMMUNITY; CHAPLAINCY; CIVIL Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, RIGHTS; WAR; see also under related 40 (1978): 182–183. individual subjects “Tribute to Colleagues Serving 50 or More Alpert, Robert. Years in the Rabbinate,” 60 (1998): “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur 60–64. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 19. Tutnauer, Moshe. Bar-Zev, Asher. “Recognition of Rabbinical Assembly Mem- “Science, Society, and the Jewish Tradi- bers Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” tion,” 41 (1979): 197–210. 60 (1998): 18–23. “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jew- Waxman, Jonathan. ish Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 “Award Presentation (to Jacob Stein),” (1979): 210–212. Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Waxman, Baron, Barry. David L. Lieber, Harlan J. Wechsler, “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 10–12. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Waxman, Mordecai. Blitzer, 61 (1999): 58. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- Bellin, Lowell E. ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- “Bureacratic Dilemmas in Medicine,” 36 mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, (1974): 43–47. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Benyunes, Abraham. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 21. Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): Berkun, Alvin. 110–112. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the “Installation Banquet: Remarks,” Arthur J. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Levine, Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Blitzer, 61 (1999): 62. 178 The Rabbinical Assembly

UNITED STATES (cont’d.) “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be Blitzer, Wolf. Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- “American Views Israel and Israel Views gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot (1989): 138–144. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 112–119, 125–127. “Discussion: American Views Israel and “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146–147, Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. 148–149. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Behind the Scenes at the White House,” Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, 61 123–124. (1999): 49–57. Eisen, Arnold. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57, 57–58, 59–60, 60, David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, 61–62, 63. Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. Breger, Marshall. Eisenstein, Ira J. “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our “The New Diaspora and American Democ- Land? Welfare and Immigration racy,” 13 (1949): 258–268. Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall Eizenstat, Stuart E. Breger, 57 (1995): 85–94. “Changing Relationships: The United Cardin, Benjamin. States and Israel, Israel and American “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be Jews,” 51 (1989): 116–131. Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- Ellenson, David. gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, “Cultures and Communities: Trends and Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot Transformations in a New Century.” N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 107–112. Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical (2000): 108–122. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Fein, Leonard. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “Political Left versus Right,” 44 (1982): Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin 47–56. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our 119–120, 121–123. Land? Welfare and Immigration Chiel, Samuel. Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, Breger, 57 (1995): 73–85. Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 14–17. Feinberg, Charles M. Cohen, Kenneth S. “Introduction: Shall the Poor Ever Cease “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical from Our Land? Welfare and Immigra- Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in tion Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Breger, 57 (1995): 71–73. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Religion and Society,” 59 (1997): 13–14. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 120. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Dash, Samuel. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 121. Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot Finkle, Jesse J. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 102–107. “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. 172–173. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Goodman, Arnold M. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 119, “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be 120, 121, 124–125. Expected of Leaders in Public and Reli- Dorff, Elliot N. gious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Subject Index 179

Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 101–102. Blitzer, 61 (1999): 62. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Kaplan, Mordecai M. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in “Religion and the Crisis in Moral and Intel- Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. lectual Leadership,” 15 (1951): Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin 164–172. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 125. Kaufman, William. Gordon, Albert I. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” 21–22. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): Kazan, Fredric. 173–178. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “The Problems and Promises of Suburban Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Life,” 24(1960): 49–55. 19–20. Grayzel, Solomon. Kennedy, Edward M, Senator. “Jewish Life in America During the Time of “Who Is Left Out: The Debate Over Health George Washington,” 4 (1930–32): Care and Welfare Reform,” 59 (1997): 253–266. 37–43. Greenberg, Irving. Konvitz, Milton R. “The End of Emancipation,” delivered at “Torah and Constitution: An American the 1976 Convention. Published in Con- Bicentennial Lecture,” 38 (1976): servative Judaism, Vol. 30, No. 4, 1976. 54–67. Greenberg, Sidney. Krents, Milton E. “Discussion: The New Diaspora and Ameri- “The Crisis in Religious Broadcasting,” 42 can Democracy,” Ira Eisenstein, 13 (1980): 118. (1949): 269–274. Kunin, Madeline May. Grossman, Susan. “Education, the American Polity and the “Behind the Scenes at the White House,” First Amendment,” 58 (1996): 9–15. Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, 61 Lavinsky, Arthur. (1999): 48–49. “Discussion: America Views Israel and Hertzberg, Arthur. Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 147. Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 7–14. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Blitzer, 61 (1999): 59–60. 17–19, 23–27. Loeb, Mark G. “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millenni- “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur um: What Do Such Things Mean to Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Jews?” 61 (1999): 8–19. 20–21. Hirsch, Joseph. Margolis, Richard J. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Cults: A View from the Inside,” 47 (1985): Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 20. 127–143. Indyk, Martin. Marker, Jeffrey. “America Views Israel and Israel Views “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): (1989): 132–138. 89. “Discussion: American Views Israel and Marshall, James. Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, “The Crisis in Moral and Intellectual Lead- Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 145–146, ership: Public Education and the Crisis 147–148, 149–150. in Moral and Intellectual Leadership,” Kane, Steven. 15 (1951): 156–163. “Discussion: America Views Israel and Penner, Samuel. Israel Views America,” Martin Indyk, “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jew- Wolf Blitzer, 51 (1989): 145. ish Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the (1979): 210. 180 The Rabbinical Assembly

UNITED STATES (cont’d.) Steinert-Threlkeld, Kayte. Pressman, Daniel. “The Adoption Process: The American Cri- “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical sis,” 53 (1991): 145–150. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Sternstein, Joseph P. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “Zionism after the United States Resolu- Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin tion,” 38 (1976): 41–45. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): Ungerlieder, J. Thomas. 119. “Brainwashing and Deprogramming: The Pressman, Marjorie. Cults and the Jews,” 41 (1979): 18–29. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the Vorspan, Max. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf “How the West Was Won: An Irreverent Blitzer, 61 (1999): 60–61. Account of the Jewish Occupation of Rabbinical Assembly. Los Angeles,” 41 (1979): 125–133. “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in Waldman, Morris D. schools, religious pluralism in Israel, “Effects of Hitlerism in America,” 5 organ donations), Centennial Conven- (1933–38): 112–117. tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. Weis, J. Max. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Supplementary Statement: Effects of Hit- “Introduction: The Jews in America,” lerism in America,” Morris D. Waldman, Arthur Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 5 (1933–38): 118. (1990): 6–7. Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf 22–23. Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57. Regenstein, Joe M. Wolpe, Gerald I. “Tzaar Baalei Hayyim: a Secular View of “The Caregiver Pushing the Wheelchair: Shackling & Hoisting,” 62 (2000): Helping the Caregivers in Our Commu- 268–270. nities,” 59 (1997): 156–157. Rembaum, Joel. UNITED SYNAGOGUE “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Stan- Abelson, Kassel. dards to Be Expected of Leaders in Pub- “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, lic and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Good- Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 man, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, (2000): 127–128. Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 120–121. Ades, Alan. Sandel, Michael J. “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- “Democracy’s Discontent: America in man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 7–8. Search of a Public Philosophy,” 59 “Greetings from the United Synagogue of (1997): 15–23. Conservative Judaism,” 59 (1997): 63–64. Sarna, Jonathan D. Arzt, Max. “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Looks Upon Itself and Upon the Con- David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, servative Movement,” Bernard Segal, 24 Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. (1960): 186. Shub, Louis. Freedman, Paul. “Camp David: Postlude,” 41 (1979): “United Synagogue Youth: A Twenty-Fifth 159–166. Anniversary Tribute,” Seymour Gold- Shulevitz, Marion. berg, Paul Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the 38 (1976): 132–133. White House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Goldberg, Seymour. Blitzer, 61 (1999): 57. “United Synagogue Youth: A Twenty-Fifth Simon, Sara R. Anniversary Tribute,” Seymour Gold- “Outreach to Individuals with Special berg, Paul Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, Needs: A Community Approach,” 51 38 (1976): 130–131. (1989): 271–274. Hadas, Gershon. Skolnik, Gerald C. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue “Domestic Violence,” 47 (1985): 125–126. Looks Upon Itself and Upon the Subject Index 181

Conservative Movement,” Bernard Aronson, David. Segal, 24 (1960): 181–182. “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish Karp, Abraham J. Centers of Europe: Jewish Life in “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Warsaw After The War,” 2 (1928): Looks Upon Itself and Upon the 165–170. Conservative Movement,” Bernard “The Post-War World and the Jew,” 8 Segal, 24 (1960): 187–189. (1941–44): 222–224. Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Aronson, Leonard. “The United Synagogue and the Future of “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of the Conservative Movement,” 38 War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- (1976): 155–170. man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 36. Kreutzer, Franklin D. Barish, Louis. “Greetings and a Challenge from the Unit- “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. ed Synagogue of America,” 50 (1988): Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman 23–25. Kahn, 27 (1963): 78–79. Lewis, Albert L. Bienenfeld, Jesse. “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniversary “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul Freed- Centers of Europe: Jewish Life in Vien- man, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): 131–132. na,” 2 (1928): 171–176. Moss, Louis J. Bernstein, Philip S. “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 13–18. “Presentation of Solomon Schechter Rabinowitz, Stanley. Award,” 12 (1948): 290–298. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Blumenthal, Aaron H. Looks Upon Itself and Upon the “Preparing for Returning Servicemen,” 9 Conservative Movement,” Bernard (1945): 69–78. Segal, 24 (1960): 182–186. Davidon, William C. Segal, Bernard. “War and Peace,” 27 (1963): 57–64. “How the United Synagogue Looks Upon “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Itself and Upon the Conservative Move- Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman ment,” 24 (1960): 173–181. Kahn, 27 (1963): 75, 77–78, 79–81. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Gendler, Everett. Looks Upon Itself and the Conservative “Nuclear and Conventional Warfare,” Movement,” 24 (1960): 186–187, 189. Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Siegel, Seymour. Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 3–7. “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- Tichnor, Alan J. man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 38–39. “Unity: From Concept to Reality,” 53 Goldmann, Nahum. (1991): 63–67. “Post-War Jewish Problems: Abstract of “The Need for Unity,” 54 (1992): 24–28. Address,” 8 (1941–44): 298–301. Wolnek, Stephen S. Goldstein, Israel. “Greetings from the President of the Unit- “The Jew and the Menace of Fascism,” 5 ed Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,” (1933–38): 220–226. 61 (1999): 5–7. Greengous, Samuel. “Greetings: The Changing Dynamics of the “Acceptance of Solomon Schechter Jewish Community: The Impact on the Award,” 12 (1948): 299–304. Rabbi,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wol- Kahn, Herman. nek, Jack Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit “War and Peace,” 27 (1963): 65–73. Artson, Steven M. Brown, Alan Silver- “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. stein, 62 (2000): 56–58. Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman USY (UNITED SYNAGOGUE YOUTH). See Kahn, 27 (1963): 81–83. UNITED SYNAGOGUE; YOUTH Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Wage Peace or . . .,” 27 (1963): 47–56. WAR. See also ANTI-SEMITISM; ARAB-ISRAELI “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. RELATIONS; CHAPLAINCY; ISRAEL; Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman UNITED STATES; WORLD Kahn, 27 (1963): 74–75, 77. 182 The Rabbinical Assembly

WAR (cont’d.) Smith, Uriel. Kimelman, Reuven R. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of “Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Everett War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Elliott Lev- man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 34. itas, 49 (1987): 8–26. Spiegel, Richard. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 37–38. man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 34. “Jewish Attitudes Towards Terrorism,” 56 Tutnauer, Moshe. (1994), delivered at the 1994 Conven- “Recognition of Rabbinical Assembly Mem- tion. Published in B’nai B’rith Interna- bers Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” tional Jewish Monthly, Vol. 99, No.2, Oct, 60 (1998): 18–23. 1994, as “Torah Against Terror.” Van Patten, Myndert M. Landes, Aaron. “The Returning Veteran and His Religion,” “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. 9 (1945): 52–59. Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman Waldman, Morris D. Kahn, 27 (1963): 76–77. “Effects of Hitlerism in America,” 5 Levitas, Elliott. (1933–38): 112–117. “Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Everett Waxman, Mordecai. Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Elliott Lev- “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. itas, 49 (1987): 27–33. Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of Kahn, 27 (1963): 75–76. War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- Weis, J. Max. man, Elliott Levitas, 48 (1987): 36–37. “Supplementary Report—Effects of Hit- Nativ, Gil. lerism in America,” 5 (1933–38): 118. ‘Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Who Weissberger, Ralph. Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” 60 “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 67–68. (1998): 13–14. Wilhelm, Kurt. Panitz, Jonathan. “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of Centers of Europe: Problems of Ger- War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- man Jewry After The War,” 2 (1928): man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 35. 177–181. Parzen, Herbert. Wuebbens, E. P. “Committee on Refugee Rabbis,” 6 (1939): “The Returning Veteran and His Religion,” 63–65. 9 (1945): 60–64. Pollak, George. WOMEN. See also AMERICAN JEWISH “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. COMMUNITY; CONSERVATIVE Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman JUDAISM; JEWISH LAW; RABBINATE; Kahn, 27 (1963): 78. RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY Plotkin, Benjamin. Allen, Wayne. “Present Day Plans for World Peace,” 4 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1930–32): 313–321. Report” (report includes roll call on Resnikoff, Arnold E. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Jewish Views of War and Peace,” 51 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (1989): 257–263. 45 (1983): 239. Sarnoff, David. Antler, Joyce. “The Military Chaplaincy,” 26 (1962): 174–179. “Rabbis, Rebels, and Supreme Court Jus- Shalman, Charles. tices: Jewish Women and the Shaping of “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of Modern Life,” 59 (1997): 129–131. War,” Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimel- Aronson, David. man, Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 35. “Discussion: Membership Committee Simon, Matthew H. Report” (report includes roll call on “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, permitting a female rabbi to join), Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (2000): 127–128. 45 (1983): 235–237. Subject Index 183

“From Rib to Rabbi: The Evolving Status of Gold, Aaron. the Woman in Jewish Lore, Life, and “Discussion: Membership Committee Law,” 49 (1987): 179–191. Report” (report includes roll call on Asekoff, Stanley. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 237. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Goodman, Arnold M. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 194. Report” (report includes roll call on Balter, Shlomo. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 219–220. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Membership Committee Report”(includ- Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 ing discussion on permitting a female (1984): 193. rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, Blumenthal, Aaron H. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): 189, “An Aliyah For Women,” 19 (1955): 168–181. 200. Cahan, Leonard S. Gordis, Robert. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (report includes roll call on Report” (report includes roll call on permitting a female rabbi to join), permitting a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 244–245. 45 (1983): 238–239. Celnik, Isaac. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report”(including discussion on per- Report” (report includes roll call on mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig permitting a female rabbi to join), Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (1984): 195–196. 45 (1983): 242. Gottlieb, Aryeh. Cohen, Gerson D. “Discussion: Membership Committee “On the Ordination of Women,” delivered Report”(including discussion on per- at the 1979 Convention. Published in mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Conservative Judaism, Volume 32, Num- Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 ber 3, Summer 1979. (1984): 192–193. Eilberg, Amy. Grossman, Susan. “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, “Mikvah, Midrash, and Modernity,” 57 Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (1995): 115–117. (2000): 123–126. Graetz, Naomi. Feldbin, Abraham. “Is Denial and Apologetics ‘Good’ for the “Discussion: Membership Committee Jews: The Case of Wife-Beating,” 58 Report” (report includes roll call on (1996): 171–173. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Is Kinyan Only a Metaphor? Metaphor and Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Halakhah: The Metaphor of Kinyan,” 60 45 (1983): 246. (1998): 175–186. Feldman, David M. Heckelman, Tziporah. “Discussion: Membership Committee “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing Report” (report includes roll call on Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, permitting a female rabbi to join), Ruth Waxman, Lewis, Connie Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Reisner, 37 (1975): 220–223. 45 (1983): 242. Kessler, Stanley. “Discussion—Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report”(including discussion on per- Report” (report includes roll call on mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig permitting a female rabbi to join), Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, (1984): 194–195. 45 (1983): 233. 184 The Rabbinical Assembly

WOMEN (cont’d.) Report” (report includes roll call on Lebeau, William H. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Membership Committee (including Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, approved admittance of women),” 47 45 (1983): 241. (1985): 179–181. Monson, Rela Geffen. Levy, Mordecai. “Women’s Role in the Family and Society,” “Discussion: Membership Committee 40 (1978): 97–99. Report” (report includes roll call on Nadelmann, Ludwig. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 225–226. permitting a female rabbi to join), Lewis, Sarah. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing 45 (1983): 231. Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, “Membership Committee Report”(includ- Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie ing discussion on permitting a female Reisner, 37 (1975): 225–228. rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, “Discussion: The Jewish Woman Today: Her Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): Changing Role and Status,” Tziporah 187–188, Heckelman, Ruth Waxman, Sarah Novak, David. Lewis, Connie Reisner, 37 (1975): 232, “Discussion: Membership Committee 233–234. Report” (report includes roll call on Lipnick, Bernard. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 220–223. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 226–227. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Mandl, Herbert J. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 196–197. Report” (report includes roll call on Oleisky, Arthur. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 245–246. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 234. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Oler, I. David. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 190. Report”(including discussion on per- Matt, Hershel Jonah. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Membership Committee Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report”(including discussion on per- (1984): 190. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Orenstein, Jehiel. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 198. Report” (report includes roll call on Meirovich, Harvey W. permitting a female rabbi to join), “The Rape of Dinah: How Valid is the Fem- Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, inist Critique?” 60 (1998): 166–167. 45 (1983): 227–228. Miller, Amos W. Pearlmutter, Fischel A. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (report includes roll call on Report” (report includes roll call on permitting a female rabbi to join), permitting a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 218–219. 45 (1983): 223–225. Moline, Jack. Plotkin, Paul. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Subject Index 185

Report” (report includes roll call on Shapiro, Alexander M. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 245. permitting a female rabbi to join), Porath, Jonathan D. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Discussion: Membership Committee 45 (1983): 232–233. Report”(including discussion on per- Sherwin, Elisa. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Membership Committee Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report” (report includes roll call on (1984): 199–200. permitting a female rabbi to join), Portnoy, Herschel. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Discussion: Membership Committee 45 (1983): 240. Report” (report includes roll call on Sherwin, Richard. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 242–243. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Potok, Simon. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 195. Report”(including discussion on per- Shtull, Jacob. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Membership Committee Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report” (report includes roll call on (1984): 199, 200. permitting a female rabbi to join), Pressman, Jacob. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Discussion: Membership Committee 45 (1983): 240. Report” (report includes roll call on Shuchat, Wilfred. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 226. permitting a female rabbi to join), Rabbinical Assembly. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “Summary of Session of Rabbis’ Wives,” 11 45 (1983): 243–244. (1947): 389–392. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Lunch-And-Learn” (session on “The Report”(including discussion on per- Rabbi’s Wife”), 41 (1979): vi–viii, ix. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “1985 R. A. Spouses’ Convention,” 47 Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1985): xii. (1984): 193–194. “Resolutions Adopted” (includes reaffirma- Silverman, Hillel E. tion of matrilineal descent and issues of “Discussion: Membership Committee conversion), 48 (1986): 313–327. Report” (report includes roll call on Reisner, Connie. permitting a female rabbi to join), “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, 45 (1983): 246–247. Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie “Discussion: Membership Committee Reisner, 37 (1975): 228–231. Report”(including discussion on per- Rosen, Barry. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Membership Committee Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report”(including discussion on per- (1984): 197. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Skolnik, Gerald C. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Domestic Violence,” 47 (1985): (1984): 192. 125–126. Schulweis, Harold. M. Sky, Harry. “Discussion: Membership Committee “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (report includes roll call on Report” (report includes roll call on permitting a female rabbi to join), permitting a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 229–230. 45 (1983): 230. 186 The Rabbinical Assembly

WOMEN (cont’d.) Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, Spiegel, Dora. Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 18–19. Reisner, 37 (1975): 223–225. Spielman, Bernard. “Discussion: The Jewish Woman Today: Her “Discussion: Membership Committee Changing Role and Status,” Tziporah Report” (report includes roll call on Heckelman, Ruth Waxman, Sarah permitting a female rabbi to join), Lewis, Connie Reisner, 37 (1975): Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 232–233. 45 (1983): 243–244. Wohlberg, Jeffrey A. Stern, Sholom. “Living Waters: Redefining the Mikveh for “Discussion: Membership Committee the Conservative Community,” 62 Report”(including discussion on per- (2000): 296–297. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Yellin, Richard. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 197–198. Report” (report includes roll call on Sussman, Gerald. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report” (report includes roll call on 45 (1983): 230–231. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 239–240. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig Tanenbaum, Roy. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Membership Committee (1984): 190. Report” (report includes roll call on Yuter, Alan J. permitting a female rabbi to join), “Discussion: Membership Committee Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, Report”(including discussion on per- 45 (1983): 228–229. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: Membership Committee Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report”(including discussion on per- (1984): 195. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig WORLD. See also CHRISTIAN-JEWISH Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 RELATIONS; SOVIET JEWRY; WAR (1984): 198–199. Agus, Jacob. Tenenbaum, Edward. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Discussion: Membership Committee World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Report” (report includes roll call on Siegel, 31 (1967): 90–92. permitting a female rabbi to join), Aronson, David. Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish 45 (1983): 237–238. Centers of Europe: Jewish Life in War- Tofield, Sanders A. saw After The War,” 2 (1928): 165–170. “Woman’s Place in the Rites of the Syna- “The Post-War World and the Jew,” 8 gogue,” 19 (1955): 182–190. (1941–44): 222–224. Troster, Lawrence. Bienenfeld, Jesse. “Discussion: Membership Committee “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish Report”(including discussion on per- Centers of Europe: Jewish Life in Vien- mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig na,” 2 (1928): 171–176. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Bernards, Solomon. (1984): 191. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Tucker, Gordon. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Discussion: Membership Committee Siegel, 31 (1967): 86. Report”(including discussion on per- Freeman, Gordon M. mitting a female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon (1984): 189, 192. Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): Waxman, Ruth. 368–369. “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing Grayzel, Solomon. Subject Index 187

“The Status of Judaism in Leading Centers Rabinowitz, Stanley S. of Europe: Some Phases of Jewish Life “The Jews of Germany,” 47 (1985): in Paris,” 2 (1928): 155–163. 117–121. “Jewish Life in America During the Time of Rosenberg, Stuart E. George Washington,” 4 (1930–32): “The Jew in the Non-Jewish World,” 31 253–266. (1967): 70–83. “How Shall We Confront Anti-Jewish Move- “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish ments?” 5 (1933–38): 105–112. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Herman, Menahem. Siegel, 31 (1967): 88–90, 92. “Outreach to Immigrant South Africans,” Rosenberg, Yaakov G. 51 (1989): 255–256. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Hurwitz, B. Leon. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Siegel, 31 (1967): 90. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Sandrow, Edward. Siegel, 31 (1967): 87. “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 65–66. Kefauver, Estes. Shapiro, Morris. “Authority and Morality,” 19 (1955): “Remembering the Holocaust,” 45 (1983): 249–254. 1–5. King, Jr., Martin Luther. Silverstein, Alan. “Address and Discussion,” delivered at the “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A 1968 convention. Published in Conserva- Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon tive Judaism, Vol. 22, 3, Spring 1968. Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): Kreiman, Angel. 369–370. “Report from Latin America,” 52 (1990): Szteinhendler, Shmuel. 107–110. “Shifting Jewish Demography” (Hebrew), Lasker, Arnold. Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wit- “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish tenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour (1998): 87–89. Siegel, 31 (1967): 88. Troster, Lawrence. Levi, Eliezer A. “Syrian Jewry,” 47 (1985): 144–145. “My Experience Abroad,” 9 (1945): 66–67. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. Levitsky, Louis M. “Today’s World As I See It,” 41 (1979): “Jewish Life in the Far East—In the Foot- 231–239. prints of a Wandering People,” 4 Weissberger, Ralph. (1930–32): 91–105. “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 67–68. Lieber, David. Wise, Aaron. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “The Rabbi As Communal Leader—Inter- World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour faith Activity and Democracy,” 10 Siegel, 31 (1967): 86–87. (1946): 129–136. Linowitz, Sol M. Wittenberg, Jonathan. “Putting the Pieces Back Together,” 35 “Shifting Jewish Demography,” Shmuel (1973): 47–54. Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wittenberg, Bea Meyer, Marshall T. Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 (1998): 90–92. “Thoughts on Latin America,” 47 (1985): Wyler, Bea. 53–62. “Shifting Jewish Demography,” Shmuel Mirelman, Victor A. Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wittenberg, Bea “Jews in Latin America,” 47 (1985): 113. Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 (1998): 93–97. Musleah, Rahel. “Jewish Calcutta through Music and YOUTH. See also AMERICAN JEWISH Memory,” 62 (2000): 277–288. COMMUNITY; EDUCATION; Ostrin, Asher. SYNAGOGUE “Shifting Jewish Demography” (Hebrew), Abelson, Kassel. Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan Wit- “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, tenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 Matthew H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (1998): 98–99. (2000): 127–128. 188 The Rabbinical Assembly

YOUTH (cont’d.) Goldberg, Seymour. Abramowitz, Mayer. “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- “The College Years and the Jewish Stu- sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul dent,” 61 (1999): 145–147. Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): Cantor, Debra S. 130–131. “D’var Torah—In Honor of the 50th Halpern, Harry. Anniversary of Camp Ramah,” 59 “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious (1997): 173–176. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): Clearfield, Sidney M. 118–119. “Involving the Next Generation of Jewish Hoffman, Isidor B. Youth,” 51 (1989): 245–254. “Status of Our Movement: Among College Dorph, Sheldon. Students,” 3 (1929): 60–65. “The Mission of Camp Ramah,” 53 (1991): “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious 112–114. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): Edelman, Moshe. 121–122. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Horn, William. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard “Drawing Young People into Synagogue S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- Life,” William Horn, Edward Edelstein, man, 48 (1986): 233–234. 48 (1986): 238–243. “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the Horwitz, Herman L. Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe “The Campus: Opportunities for Jewish Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): Renewal,” 35 (1973): 64–68. 115–119. Klein, Joel. Edelstein, Edward. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious “Drawing Young People into Synagogue Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. Life,” William Horn, Edward Edelstein, Kohn, Eugene. 48 (1986): 243–244. “Character Training in the Jewish Religious Elkin, Joshua. School,” 4 (1930–32): 43–63. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Landesman, Alter F. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard “The Adolescent, Some of His Interests and S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- Conflicts,” 5 (1933–38): 308–321. man, 48 (1986): 234. Lang, Leon S. Elster, Shulamit Reich. “What Have We Done With Confirmation?” “The Day School and the Synagogue,” 5 (1933–38): 288–307. Joshua Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard Lewis, Albert L. S. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edel- “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- man, 48 (1986): 231–232. sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul Fedder, A. Herbert. Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): “Discussion: The Adolescent, Some of His 131–132. Interests and Conflicts,” Alter F. Landes- Marans, Arnold B. man, 5 (1933–38): 322–323. “D’var Torah—Naming a Child After a Liv- Freedman, Paul. ing Relative,” 54 (1992): 261–264. “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- Margolis, Richard J. sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul “Cults: A View from the Inside,” 47 (1985): Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): 127–143. 132–133. Ravid, Benjamin C. Freeman, Gordon M. “On Teaching Jewish History to College “Introducing High School Students to Sexu- Students Who Will Be Your Congre- al Decision-Making,” 56 (1994): 193–195. gants of Tomorrow,” 59 (1997): Gaynor, Nathan. 138–140. “The Challenge of Rebellious Youth,” 33 Rosoff, Barbara. (1969): 113–118. “SATS for Principals: Supervising, Adminis- “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious tering and Teacher Training in the Syn- Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): agogue School,” 54 (1992): 245–250. 119–122. “‘Gimme a Break! Who Needs All This Jew- Subject Index 189

ish Stuff?’: Teaching and Reaching the zation of America, the State of Israel, Adolescent Population,” 54 (1992): the World Zionist Organization and to 251–253. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Salit, Norman. (1964): 88. “The Rabbi As Administrator: Scouting,” 10 Blumenthal, Aaron H. (1946): 200–204. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Schulweis, Harold M. servative Movement in Judaism to the “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. zation of America, the State of Israel, Sherman, Nogah. the World Zionist Organization and to “And We Were Called Preachers’ Kids: The K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Lives of the Children of Rabbis and (1964): 92–93. How It Affects Their Jewish Commit- Burg, Avraham. ment,” 59 (1997): 160–161. “Have We Entered a Post-Zionist Age?” 59 Sherwin, Byron L. (1997): 5–12. “Reaching out to the Collegian,” 37 (1975): Cohen, Seymour J. 139–144. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to “Teaching Judaica at College and Universi- Revive the Moribund Jewish People,” ty,” 37 (1975): 213–219. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): Siegel, Seymour. 195–196. “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- Davidowitz, Harry. nusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Reli- Simon, Sara R. gion and Culture in Palestine,” 10 “Talking About Our Teens,” 42 (1980): 119 (1946): 1–6. Singer, Aaron. Eisenstein, Ira. “The Rabbi As Educator of Youth,” 29 “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist (1965): 101–110. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, “Discussion: The Rabbi As Educator of 14 (1950): 232–237. Youth,” Aaron Singer, 29 (1965): Englander, Benjamin. 111–113. “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist Spar, Elliott. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious 14 (1950): 237–241. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 121. Fishman, Hertzel. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. “Zionism Re-Assessed,” 20 (1955): 82–98. “Holocaust: How to Teach It to a New Gen- “Zionism Reconsidered,” 38 (1976): 46–52. eration,” 41 (1979): 76–83. Friedman, Theodore. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- ZIONISM servative Movement in Judaism to the Agus, Jacob. Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- zation of America, the State of Israel, servative Movement in Judaism to the the World Zionist Organization and to Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 zation of America, the State of Israel, (1964): 90–91. the World Zionist Organization and to Goldstein, Israel. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Eco- (1964): 84–85. nomic, Social and Political Aspects of the Avital, Colette. Palestine Question,” 10 (1946): 6–13. “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zion- “The Future of the World Zionist Organiza- ist Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. tion,” 14 (1950): 204–213. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette Avi- “Discussion: The Future of the World Zion- tal, 58 (1996): 29–33. ist Organization,” 14 (1950): 213–219, Birnbaum, Ervin. 220–221. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist servative Movement in Judaism to the Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- 14 (1950): 249–255. 190 The Rabbinical Assembly

ZIONISM (cont’d.) ist Movement, the Zionist Organization “Kaplan’s Contribution to Zionism and to of America, the State of Israel, the World Medinat Israel,” 43 (1981): 34–45. Zionist Organization and to K’lal Yisrael,” Graetz, Michael. Simon Greenberg, 28 (1964): 84. “Zionism and Conservative Theology in the Kirshblum, I. Usher. Haggadah,” 55 (1993): 83–93. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Greenberg, Hayyim. Revive the Moribund Jewish People, “ “The Zionist Scene—An Outlook for the Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 196–197. Future—Present Prospects for a Jewish “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Palestine,” 11 (1947): 161–169. servative Movement in Judaism to the “Discussion: The Zionist Scene—An Out- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- look for the Future,” 11 (1947): zation of America, the State of Israel, 182–184. the World Zionist Organization and to Greenberg, Simon. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 “The Relationship of the Conservative (1964): 91–92. Movement in Judaism to the Zionist Maltzman, Marshall J. Movement, the Zionist Organization of “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served America, the State of Israel, the World 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate Zionist Organization and to K’lal (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- Yisrael,” 28 (1964): 52–83. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem servative Movement in Judaism to the Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- zation of America, the State of Israel, verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley the World Zionist Organization and to S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 34–36. K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 Mantel, Hugo. (1964): 86–88, 93–95. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical Assem- Revive the Moribund Jewish People, “ bly,” 37 (1975): 345–352. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 194–195. Greenfeld, William P. Neumann, Emanuel. “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist “The Zionist Scene—An Outlook for the Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Future: The Role of American Jewry,” 14 (1950): 242–245. 11 (1947): 170–186. Gutstein, Morris A. Prombaum, Ephraim. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive the Moribund Jewish People, “ Revive the Moribund Jewish People, “ Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 199. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 194. Hertzberg, Arthur. Rabbinical Assembly. “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zion- “Pronouncement on Zionism,” 5 ist Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. (1933–38): 388–400. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette Avi- Rosenberg, Yaakov G. tal, 58 (1996): 19–29. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Jacobs, Louis. Revive the Moribund Jewish People, “ “Zionism After 100 Years,” 43 (1981): Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 199. 56–63. Rubel, Charles M. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism . . .,” “Needed: A New Zionism to Revive the Mordecai M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 197–198. Moribund Jewish People,” 18 (1954): Salit, Norman. 181–193. “Prouncement of the Zionist Revaluation “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Committee,” 14 (1950): 222–231. Revive the Moribund Jewish People,” 18 Scheim, Philip S. (1954): 194–200. “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zion- Kessler, Stanley M. ist Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Conser- Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette Avi- vative Movement in Judaism to the Zion- tal, 58 (1996): 16–18. Subject Index 191

Schorsch, Ismar. Tofield, Sanders. “Biblical Roots of Jewish Nationalism,” 60 “Discussion: Prouncement of the Zionist (1998): 199–202. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Simon, Ralph. 14 (1950): 245–249. “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” 10 Winer, Gershon. (1946): 13–16. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Con- Starr, David Benjamin. servative Movement in Judaism to the “We Cannot Escape History: Solomon Schech- Zionist Movement, the Zionist Organi- ter and Zionism,” 55 (1993): 65–82. zation of America, the State of Israel, Sternstein, Joseph P. the World Zionist Organization and to “Zionism after the United States Resolu- K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 28 tion,” 38 (1976): 41–45. (1964): 85–86.

AUTHOR INDEX

Abbell, Maxwell. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 Seymour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, (1954): 231–234. Seymour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 Abed, Shukri, Dr. (1987): 137. “The Future of the Arab Community in Israel,” “President’s Report,” 50 (1988): 84–93. Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Majda “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Rabbi Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Abelson’s Response,” Mayer Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel 128–130. Abelson, 50 (1988): 173, 175–176. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab “Introduction of the Executive Director-Elect Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kassel Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Abelson, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 21–22. (1988): 134–135, 135, 136, 141, “Installation of the President and Officers,” 144–145, 147–148. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Abels, Moses. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “In Memoriam,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving 253. Laker, 52 (1990): 111–113, 113–114, Abelson, Alter. 124. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Louis “Report of the Commission on Human Ginzberg: A Sage of Our Age,” 8 Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on (1941–44): 384–385. Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Eulogy: “Eulogy of Alter Abelson,” by Philip R. Gerald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, Alstat, 29 (1965): 139–141. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 26–27. Abelson, George. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 57 “In Memoriam,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): (1995): 224–227. 253. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 58 “Eulogy,” by Kassel Abelson, 24 (1960): (1996): 265–268. 256–258. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 59 Abelson, Kassel. (1997): 226–230. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 (1998): 273–275. (1967): 224–225. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. (1999): 230–235. “The Rabbinical Assembly and the “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, Matthew Development of Halakhah,” 45 (1983): H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (2000): 77–83. 128–133. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 62 47 (1985): 174–176. (2000): 344–347. “Presidential Acceptance Speech,” 48 (1986): Eulogies of: 74–77. “Hesped: George Abelson,” 24 (1960): “President’s Report,” 49 (1987): 40–46. 256–258.

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Abelson, Kassel (cont’d.) Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): Eulogies of (cont’d.) 39–40. “Rabbi David Aronson,” 51 (1989): Abramson, Robert M. 295–297. “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an “In Memory of Colleagues,” 52 (1990): Observant Community,” Robert M. 260–262. Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): Aber, Felix. 158–159. “Preaching Under Pressure,” 9 (1945): Abramson, Shraga. 112–122. “Ha-Genizah Shebetokh ha-Genizah,” (Hebrew), Eulogies: 15 (1951): 226–231. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Felix Ackerman, David. Aber,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “Of Fathers and Sons: A Newly Found Anti- (1964): 225–227. Christian Polemic of the Twelfth Abramowitz, Abraham E. Century” (in memory of Rabbi “Eulogy,” by Morris A. Gutstein, 44 (1982): Alexander Shapiro), 55 (1993): 94–104. 145–147. Addison, Howard A. Abramowitz, Herman. “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 12 (1948): Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 313–314. (1983): 51. Abramowitz, Mayer. “God in Our Lives,” 54 (1992): 3–6. “The Rabbinical Assembly Faces the “A Theological Blueprint for the Twenty-First Seventies—First Things First,” 34 Century,” 55 (1993): 3–8. (1970): 123–126. “The Burning Bush: Prophecy, Providence and “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Reality,” 56 (1994): 147–148. Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 “The Theology of the Mi Shebeirakh: Does God (1983): 50–51. Hear Our Prayers?” 57 (1995): 133–134. “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Eulogy: “Rabbi Morris A. Gutstein,” 50 (1988): Who Served in Israel’s War of 208–211. Independence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer Addison, Robert Joel. Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 71–72. “Eulogy,” by Lawrence Montrose, 46 (1984): “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Rabbi 133–137. Abelson’s Response,” Mayer Ades, Alan. Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Abelson, 50 (1988): 172–173. Klayman, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 7–8. “Torquemada Then and Now,” 54 (1992): “Greetings from the United Synagogue of 94–96. Conservative Judaism,” 59 (1997): “The College Years and the Jewish Student,” 61 63–64. (1999): 145–147. Adler, Cyrus. Abrams, Abba. “The Seminary Training of the Rabbi—and “The Relation of the Synagogue to National After,” 1 (1927): 25–31. Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): 90. “A New Task For American Rabbis,” 2 (1928): Abrams, Elliott. 25–28. “What Has Become of the Liberal Jew?” David “Discussion: A New Task for American Rabbis,” Sapirstein, Elliott Abrams, 58 (1996): 2 (1928): 61. 135–140. “Discussion: “Traditional Law and Modern “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 53. A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “Greetings,” 4 (1930–32): 121, 238–242. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “Greetings,” 5 (1933–38): 61–63, 250–251, Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 353–354. (1999): 25–27. “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 12. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Adler, Joshua. Search for God: A New Jewish “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Author Index 195

Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 “Discussion: American Jewry and the New (1988): 145–146. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Adler, Morris. (1948): 251–252. “The Relationship of the Rabbi to National “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Organizations,” 7 (1940): 89–104. Standards—Responsum on the “The Roots of Democracy in Jewish Thought,” Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): 207–221. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Conservative Judaism,” Theodore Friedman, 14 (1950): 183–184. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac “The Revitalization of the Sabbath,” 15 (1951): Klein, 12 (1948): 148–152, 183–184. 106–112. “Report of Committee on Jewish Law and “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Standards,” 13 (1949): 46–57. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 “Report of the Committee on Law and (1953): 58–61, 77–78. Standards: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 83. 14 (1950): 107–111, 112–137. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” “Public Education and Religion,” 20 (1956): Rabbinical Assembly, 20 (1956): 130–137. 163–164. “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” “Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Law,” 22 20 (1956): 141–142. (1958): 81–89. “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (1957): “Discussion: Halakhah and the Life of 219–221. Holiness,” Jack J. Cohen, 22 (1958): Eulogies: 110–112. “In Memoriam: Harry Z. Gordon,” 7 “Discussion: The Organization of the (1940): 321–323. American Jewish Community,” Israel “In Memoriam: Abraham M. Hershman,” Goldstein, 24 (1960): 108–109. 23 (1959): 101–104. “Discussion: The American Jewish “Morris Adler: Eulogy,” by Eli A. Bohnen, Community,” Irving Kane, 25 (1961): 30 (1966): 82–85. 79. Adler, Rudolph J. “Discussion: The Relationship of the “D’var Torah—Koah D’Rabanan,” 29 (1965): Conservative Movement in Judaism to 114–117. the Zionist Movement, the Zionist “Understanding the Siddur,” 34 (1970): Organization of America, the State of 164–167. Israel, the World Zionist Organization “D’var Torah,” 42 (1980): 311–313. and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, “The Intricacies of the Omer Period,” 44 28 (1964): 84–85. (1982): 136–138. “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish “The Origin and Meaning of Torah Blessings Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 in Birkhot Ha-Shahar,” 49 (1987): (1964): 154–155. 307–309. “The Philosophic Meaning of the Sabbath and Agranat, Shimon. Kashrut,” 31 (1967): 37–53. “Jewish Law as Reflected in the Decisions of “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish the Supreme Court of Israel,” 36 World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour (1974): 243–254. Siegel, 31 (1967): 90–92. Agus, Jacob B. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 66. H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 “Conservative Judaism: Its Program and (1967): 225–226. Progress: On the Furtherance of the “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Synagogue-Center Movement,” 11 Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, (1947): 327–339, 353–355. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 37–39. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” 37 Conservative Judaism,” Theodore (1975): 102–117. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac Eulogy: “Rabbi Jacob B. Agus,” by Mark G. Klein, 12 (1948): 152–156, 175. Loeb, 49 (1987): 319–323. 196 The Rabbinical Assembly

Aizenberg, Isidoro. (1988): 152–153, 157, 161–162, “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Berkun, 162–163, 164, 165. Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): 280–282. Antler, Joyce, Dr. “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizenberg, “Rabbis, Rebels, and Supreme Court Justices: Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 (1999): Jewish Women and the Shaping of 239–240. Modern Life,” 59 (1997): 129–131. “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizenberg, Appelfeld, Aharon. Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 (2000): “Something About My Way: Talmud Torah: In 356–357. Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry Allen, Wayne. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon (report includes roll call on permitting Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 239. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 47–51. Allon, Yigal. Arnoff, Nachman. “Remarks of the Deputy Prime Minister,” “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Center delivered at the 1971 Convention in Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 Israel. Published in Beineinu, Volume 2, (1940): 135–136. Number 1, January 1972. “In Memoriam,” by Isidore Signer, 10 (1946): Aloni, Shulamit, Hon. 239–241. “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish State, Aronson, David. or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Aloni, “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Centers of Europe: Jewish Life in Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 49–53. Warsaw after the War,” 2 (1928): “Discussion: Religious Pluralism in Israel: A 165–170. Jewish State, or a State for Jews?” “Discussion: Traditional Law and Modern Shulamit Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): Avi Ravitzky, Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 40–42. 66–67. “What Jewish Equipment We Ought To Give Alpert, Robert. the Bar Mitzvah or Confirmant,” 5 “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur (1933–38): 324–329. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 19. “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh as a Guide For Alstat, Philip R. Religious Practice Today,” Boaz Cohen, “Observations on the Status of the Rabbinate,” 6 (1939): 150–153. 3 (1929): 115–118. “Review of The Agunah Question,” by Louis M. Eulogies: Epstein, 7 (1940): 301–311. “E. Charles Sydney,” 27 (1963): 198. “The Post-War World and the Jew,” 8 “Alter Abelson: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 139–141. (1941–44): 222–224. “Rabbi Philip R. Alstat,” by Gilbert M. Epstein, “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Louis 39 (1977): 103–105. Ginzberg—Mai Ko Mashma Lon? ” 8 Alstet, Murray. (1941–44): 386–397. “Eulogy,” by Sol Landau, 39 (1977): 106–107. “Seminary Expansion Program: An Appraisal,” Altshuler, Stuart. 10 (1946): 212–214. “Our Soviet Brethren,” 48 (1986): 91–93. “Discussion: Resolutions,” David Aronson, 11 Annes, Charles A. (1947): 114, 115. “Eulogy: Rabbi Pierce Annes,” 46 (1984): “Discussion: On the Furtherance of the 138–139. Synagogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. Annes, Pierce. Agus, 11 (1947): 343–344. “Eulogy,” by Charles A. Annes, 46 (1984): “President’s Message: The Demands of the 138–139. New Diaspora,” 13 (1949): 124–142. Anolik, Ze’ev. “President’s Message: At Fifty for Counsel,” 14 “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti (1950): 91–106. Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sabbath,” Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 Friedman, 14 (1950): 172–174. Author Index 197

“Kedat Moshe VeYisrael,” 15 (1951): 120–140. Arzt, Max. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Report of the Treasurer,” 1 (1927): 9–12. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Resolutions (in Report of the Treasurer),” 1 66–68. (1927): 11–12. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69. “Some Problems of The Congregational “Occasional Talks,” 19 (1955): 223–230. School,” 2 (1928): 143–147. “Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Law, “Dr. Kaplan’s Philosophy of Judaism,” 5 Halakhah and the Life of Holiness, An (1933–38): 195–219. Attitude to Halakhah,” Jacob Agus, Jack J. “President’s Message,” 7 (1940): 69–86. Cohen, Isaac Klein, 22 (1958): 112–114. “Preaching In Our Day,” 9 (1945): 103–111. “A Response on Behalf of Colleagues Retiring “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” From the Active Rabbinate,” 24 (1960): Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 188–192. 305–315. “Seminary Expansion Program—The “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. Seminary Program,” 10 (1946): Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 29. 205–212. “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah Nadich, “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): 37 (1975): 136–137. 287–288. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Assembly, 37 (1975): 276–278. Progress: The Centrality of the “The Authority of the Halakhah and the Synagogue in American Jewish Life,” 11 Halakhah of our Authority,” 40 (1978): (1947): 320–326, 351–352. 42–56. “Discussion: Status of the Seminary “Is There a Gap between Our Faith and Our Campaign,” Edward Sandrow, 13 Halakhah?” 41 (1979): 134–139. (1949): 220–224. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Authentic Judaism,” 18 (1954): 158–167. (report includes roll call on permitting “Reply: Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1957): 232–235. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Looks 235–237. Upon Itself and Upon the Conservative “From Rib to Rabbi: The Evolving Status of the Movement,” Bernard Segal, 24 (1960): Woman in Jewish Lore, Life, and Law,” 186. 49 (1987): 179–191. “A D’var Torah,” 26 (1962): 196. Eulogies: “An Address: In Honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 “In Memoriam: Professor Israel Davidson,” (1963): 164–172. 6 (1939): 37–40. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Weeks,” “Rabbi David Aronson,” by Kassel Abelson, Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 224–228. 51 (1989): 295–297. “Conservative Judaism Comes of Age,” 37 Aronson, Leonard. (1975): 329–344. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Eulogies: Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, “Hyman J. Landau—Morris Schatz— Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 36. Eulogies” 31 (1967): 174–177. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” “Rabbi Max Arzt,” by Simon Greenberg, 38 by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 264. (1976): 253–256. Artson, Bradley Shavit. “Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky,” 38 (1976): “Halakhah in a Conservative Synagogue,” 55 275–278. (1993): 23–32. Arzt, Raphael. “Delivering the Classical D’var Torah,” 55 “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish (1993): 145–150. Education,” Stanley M. Kessler, James “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Sleeper, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): Community: The Impact on the Rabbi.” 108–110. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Asekoff, Stanley. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 (including discussion on permitting a (2000): 65–68. female rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, “God of Space/Time,” 62 (2000): 249–250. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): 194. 198 The Rabbinical Assembly

Asher, Arnold. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, “Eulogy,” by Bennett A. Neiman, 41 (1979): Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 364–365. 252–253. Balter, Shlomo. Astor, Carl. “Jewish Scholarship: Developments in Biblical “Marking the Publication of Siddur Sim Studies,” 36 (1974): 181–186. Shalom,” 48 (1986): 3. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Auerbach, David H. (including discussion on permitting a “D’var Torah,” 42 (1980): 314–315. female rabbi to join), Ludwig Auerbach, Selig S. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” (1984): 193. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “Discussion: The Future of the Arab 309–310. Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. (1988): 136. August, Toba. “Yitro and Mishpatim: Format and Structure of “D’var Torah—Our Inner Lives,” 55 (1993): the Decalogue,” 56 (1994): 130–131. 143–144. Bandel, Ehud. Avigdor Haccohen, Shmuel. “Masorti Movement: Toward an Era of Peace,” “Pesah in Aggadah and Hasidism 56 (1994): 110–115. (Hebrew),” 43 (1981): 5–9 (Hebrew “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between the section). Religious Streams,” (Hebrew), Alex Avineri, Shlomo, Professor. Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, “Morality and Policy: American Jews and the Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 State of Israel,” David Clayman, Shlomo (1998): 32–33. Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Elazar, “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does it Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 96–101. Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Avital, Colette. Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zionist Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. 90–93. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: Avital, 58 (1996): 29–33. What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Azneer, J. Leonard. Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1999): 94–95, 95, 98. (1949): 198–202. “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative “Discussion: Report of the Social Action Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): 197–198. (1950): 263–268, 278–279. Bar-Zev, Asher. “Holistic Medicine: The Role of the Rabbi on “The Rabbi in a Small Congregation: Joys and the Health Scene,” 42 (1980): 201–209. Sorrows,” 38 (1976): 178–192. “Science, Society, and the Jewish Tradition,” 41 Babin, Moshe. (1979): 197–210. “Maurice I. Kliers: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jewish 130–133. Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 (1979): “Rabbi Moshe Babin,” by Stanley J. Schachter, 210–212. 41 (1979): 254–257. Eulogies: Balser, Henry. “Rabbi Herbert Seltzer,” 51 (1989): “Approaches to Conversion,” 47 (1985): 309–313. 161–164. Barak, Ehud, Hon. Balter, Mauricio. “Israel Today and Tomorrow,” (Hebrew), 60 “The Jewishness of the Jewish State” (Hebrew), (1998): 122–128. Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Reuven Barish, Louis. Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 (2000): “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the 187–190. Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 184–188. “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven R. “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Author Index 199

Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman Bennett, Emanuel. Kahn, 27 (1963): 78–79. “Eulogy,” by Michael S. Siegel, 53 (1991): Barnard, George. 159–162. “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Bennett, Ephraim I. Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1983): 52. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Barneis, Henry E. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 202–203. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Their Eulogies, Wives,” by Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): 184. “Rabbi Ephraim Bennett,” by Alfred Baron, Barry. Kolatch, 56 (1994): 230–233. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White Bennett, Georgette. House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, “Eulogy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” by 61 (1999): 58. Georgette Bennett, Cardinal John J. Baron, Salo W. O’Connor, 55 (1993): 170–175. “The Image of the Rabbi in Traditional Bension, Samuel Benjamin. Literature,” 24 (1960): 84–92. “Eulogies” (Hebrew), by Gershon Winer, 19 Baroway, Moses. (1955): 259. “Memorial Paper,” by Frank I. Schechter. 1 Bentwich, Norman. (1927): 92–95. “The Application of Jewish Law in Palestine,” 1 Barras, Abraham D. (1927): 70–73. Read at the 1927 “Rabbi Abraham D. Barras,” by Arthur convention, first delivered before the Hertzberg, 46 (1984): 140. Jewish Jurisprudence Sociey in London. Barsel, Solomon M. Published in Ha-Mishpat Ha-Ibri, Vol. 1, “Eulogies,” by Max L. Forman, 16 (1952): pp. 131–136. 217–219. Benyunes, Abraham, Dr. Basel, Alexander. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “In Memoriam,” by Max Drob, 8 (1941–44): Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 21. 116–118. Berger, Aviva Ben Ayoun. Bavli, Hillel. “Eulogy of Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben “Peretz Smolenskin,” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): Ayoun Berger,” by Fredric Kazan, 52 98–106. (1990): 231–234. Bayme, Steven, Dr. Berger, Julius. “Intermarriage and Conservative Judaism: “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben Weilerstein, Communal Policy and Program 17 (1953): 272. Direction,” 53 (1991): 36–46. Berger, Kenneth E. Beals, Michael. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Sara Duker,” 58 “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: (1996): 199–201. What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Berger, Kenneth R. Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, “Eulogy of Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 Ayoun Berger,” by Fredric Kazan, 52 (1999): 95. (1990): 231–234. Beilin, Yossi, Hon. Bergman, Ben Zion. “Searching for Peace,” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): “A Conservative Approach to Halakhah,” 49 115–121. (1987): 47–54. Bell, Harold. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 “The Concept of Hiddur Mitzvah in Rabbinic Years and More in the Rabbinate (Faculty Texts,” 51 (1989): 230–233. Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, Louis Bell, Morris. Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Eulogy of Rabbi Morris Bell,” by Samuel Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” Chiel, 36 (1974): 192–193. Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Bellin, Lowell E. Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Silverman, “Bureacratic Dilemmas in Medicine,” 36 Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. (1974): 43–47. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 30–32. Bender, Charles. Eulogies: “Eulogy,” by Bernard Leffell, 56 (1994): “Rabbi Kalman Friedman,” 48 (1986): 227–229. 272–274. 200 The Rabbinical Assembly

Bergman, Ben Zion (cont’d.) “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- Eulogies (cont’d.) President,” Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): “Rabbi Charles William Steckel,” 50 (1988): 23. 245–248. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Rabbi Norman Tarnor,” 61 (1999): 183, World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour 215–216. Siegel, 31 (1967): 86. Berkowitz, Martin. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education “Eulogy of Nahum B. Kreuger,” 14 (1950): Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 323–324. (1980): 191–192. Berkowitz, Samuel H. Bernstein, Alexander. “Discussion: The Intellectual and the Rabbi,” “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 249. Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): Bernstein, Irving. 137–140. “We are One: The Challenge Facing the Jewish Berkun, Alvin K. Community,” delivered at the 1977 “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Berkun, Convention. Published in Conservative Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): 280–282. Judaism, Volume 31, Number 2, Winter “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White 1977. House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, Bernstein, Louis. 61 (1999): 62. “An Address” (regarding a national , “Discussion: The Chancellor and the conversion, and intermarriage), 47 Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William (1985): 39–44. Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 78. Bernstein, Philip S. Berman, Harold J. “Presentation of Solomon Schechter Award,” “Reaching Out and Sharing with Our Muslim 12 (1948): 290–298. Neighbors,” 54 (1992): 194–196. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven R. Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 125–138. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Bienenfeld, Jesse. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 367. “The Status of Judaism in Leading Jewish Berman, Jeremiah J. Centers of Europe: Some Aspects of “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Goldman, Jewish Life in ,” 2 (1928): Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, 171–176. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by Leon Spitz, 9 11 (1947): 116–118. (1945): 226. “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and Bigman, David. Work: Principals Governing “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between the Congregational-Rabbinical Religious Streams,” (Hebrew), Alex Agreements,” 11 (1947): 267–272, Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, 274–275. Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Eulogies: (1998): 35–36. “Memorial Services: Moses Hyamson,” 13 Birnbaum, Benjamin H. (1949): 449–452. “A Valuation of the Conservative Movement,” 6 “Eulogies” (Hebrew), by Gershon Winer, (1939): 161–164. 19 (1955): 260. “Hesped,” by Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 (1961): Berman, Mandel L. 165, 168. “Installation of the President and Officers,” Birnbaum, Irvin. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar “Discussion: The Relationship of the Schorsch, David Hermelin, William Conservative Movement in Judaism to Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving the Zionist Movement, the Zionist Laker, 52 (1990): 121–122. Organization of America, the State of Berman, Myron. Israel, the World Zionist Organization “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, 28 (1964): 88. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “On Strengthening the Synagogue Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 137–138. (Hebrew),” 43 (1981): 10–11 (Hebrew Bernards, Solomon. section). Author Index 201

“Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan (1967): 225. Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Eulogies: Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” by David Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Blumenfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, 46 Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe (1984): 165–169. Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 36–37. Blumenfield, Samuel M. Birnbaum, Moshe. “Some Aspects of Adult Jewish Education,” 5 “Eulogy of Rabbi Julius Goldberg,” 60 (1998): (1933–38): 448–460. 223–225. Blumenthal, Aaron H. Blechman, Nathan. “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” Ira “Eulogy,” by Abraham Nowak, 16 (1952): 220. Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 150–154. Bleich, Harold. “Preparing for Returning Servicemen,” 9 “Eulogy of Rabbi Harold Bleich,” by Jules (1945): 69–78. Harlow, 42 (1980): 235–238. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Blitzer, Wolf. Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 “American Views Israel and Israel Views (1949): 203–204. America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” (1989): 138–144. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Friedman. 14 (1950): 181–182. Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146–147, 148–149. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Behind the Scenes at the White House,” 64–66. Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, 61 “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a (1999): 49–57. Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59–60. “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White “The State of the Rabbinical Assembly in the House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, Conservative Movement,” 18 (1954): 61 (1999): 57–58, 59–60, 60, 61–62, 126–140. 63. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Block, Asher. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “Discussion: The Relationship of the American 41. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua “An Aliyah For Women,” 19 (1955): 168–181. Kohn, 13 (1949): 237–244. “Presidential Report,” 21 (1957): 37–56. Block, Zelick L. “Presidential Address,” 22 (1958): 43–67. “Rabbi Samuel Smerling,” 61 (1999): 183, “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative 213–214. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. Bloom, Jack H “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary “D’var Torah,” 29 (1965): 118–119. of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “Inner Dynamics of the,” 42 (1980): 132–137. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 166–168. “Communication Strategies in the Rabbinate,” “Discussion: The Relationship of the 49 (1987): 123–128. Conservative Movement in Judaism to “‘By the Power Vested in Me’: The Use of the Zionist Movement, the Zionist Symbolic Power,” 56 (1994): 216–217. Organization of America, the State of “The Power to Name,” 57 (1995): 159. Israel, the World Zionist Organization Bluhm, Arthur. and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, “Eulogy of Rabbi Arthur Bluhm,” by Amram 28 (1964): 92–93. Prero, 27 (1963): 192–195. “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” Aaron Blum, Yehuda Z, Hon. H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): 255–272. “Israel on the Eve of Yom Ha-Atzma-ut,” 44 “Teshuvah—Tisha B’Av and the Three Weeks” (1982): 12–19. (minority and majority opinions), “Discussion: Israel on the Eve of Yom Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Bokser, Ha-Atzma-ut,” 44 (1982): 19–21. Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 275–292. Blumenfeld, David. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, 30 Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron (1966): 109–110. 202 The Rabbinical Assembly

Blumenthal, Aaron H. (cont’d.) Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Congregations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Seymour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A 105–108. Conservative Approach: A Response,” “Presidential Address,” 31 (1967): 1–10. 32 (1968): 48–55. “Presidential Address,” 32 (1968): 1–6. “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 “Introduction of Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin,” Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac 32 (1968): 118. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. “Remarks of the Past President,” 32 (1968): Fink, 32 (1968): 68, 70–71. 153–155. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): 224–228. 224–228. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Bohnen, Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205–207. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): Eulogies: 229–248. “Hesped: Benjamin H. Birnbaum—Norman “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” Aaron Salit—Sanders A. Tofield—William P. H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 40 Greenfeld,” 25 (1961): 164–168. (1978): 168–170. “Rabbi Aaron H. Blumenthal,” by Wolfe Eulogies: Kelman, 45 (1983): 191–193. “Morris Adler—Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 82–85. Blumenthal, David R. “Albert I. Gordon—Eulogy,” 33 (1969): “Revelation: A Modern Dilemma,” delivered at 176–177. the 1977 Convention. Published in “Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen,” by Joel H. Zaiman, Conservative Judaism, Volume 31, 55 (1993): 157–158. Number 2, Winter 1977. Bokser, Baruch M. Bockman, David. “Reasons and Rationales for Mitzvot: Two “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Studies,” 49 (1987): 235–244. Search for God: A New Jewish Eulogy: “Rabbi Baruch Bokser,” by Allan Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Kensky, 53 (1991): 163–167. Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Bokser, Ben Zion. Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): “Report on the Bulletin,” 6 (1939): 66–67. 38. “Resume—Judaism and Contemporary Social Bogner, Sidney M. Problems,” 6 (1939): 94. “Eulogy of Rabbi Sidney Bogner,” by Albert L. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Program,” 10 Raab, 48 (1986): 259–261. (1946): 219. Bohnen, Eli A. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the “Discussion: Symposium on Education: What 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Jewish Equipment We Ought to Give Professor Solomon Schechter: The the Bar Mitzvah or Confirmant,” David Portrait of a Halakhist—The World of Aronson, 5 (1933–38): 330. Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague,” 11 “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” Ira (1947): 289–314. Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 155–158. “The Future of the American Jewish “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Goldman, Community,” 12 (1948): 193–206, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, 225–228. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Responsum on the Sabbath—The Sabbath 11 (1947): 116–118. Halakhah: Travel and the Use of “Practical Problems of the Rabbinate— Electricity,” 14 (1950): 156–164. Something About My Ministry,” 13 “Discussion: The Responsum on the Sabbath,” (1949): 157–162. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Remarks of the President,” 30 (1966): 26–30. Friedman, 14 (1950): 186–187. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” “Experiences in Strengthening the Sabbath— Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Author Index 203

The Forest Hills Plan,” 14 (1950): Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James 189–192. Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger “The Role of Symbol in the Art of Preaching,” Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 20 (1956): 184–191. 38. “Developments in the Field of ‘Ishut’ in Israeli Borowitz, Eugene B. Law,” 21 (1957): 151–157. “The Prospects for Jewish “Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Denominationalism,” delivered at the Law—Halakhah and the Life of 1976 Convention. Published in Holiness—An Attitude to Halakhah,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. 30, No. 4, Jacob Agus, Jack J. Cohen, Isaac Klein, 1976. 22 (1958): 114–115. “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Samuel “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law and Schwarzschild,” 52 (1990): 249–250. Standards,” 24 (1960): 286–291. Bosniak, Jacob. “Report on the Committee of Jewish Law and “Report of the Pension Committee,” 1 (1927): Standards,” 28 (1964): 238–243. 12–16. “Teshuvah—Brit Milah,” 28 (1964): 273–274. “Discussion: Report of the Survey on Ritual,” “Teshuvah—Tisha B’Av and the Three Weeks” Morris Silverman, 4 (1930–32): (minority and majority opinions), 341–343. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Bokser, “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Jacob Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 275–292. Bosniak,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Movement,” (1964): 225–227. Ben Zion Bokser, George Higgins, Boys, Mary C. David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): 103–127. “Cultures and Communities: Trends and “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Transformations in a New Century.” Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): (2000): 98–107. 145–146. Brandiss, Joseph. “Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague (1512–1609),” “Eulogy of Rabbi Joseph Brandiss,” by Martin 40 (1978): 128–138. S. Halpern, 38 (1976): 257–259. Eulogies: Braude, William G. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Phineas Kartzinel,” 4 “Eulogy of Rabbi William G. Braude,” by Saul (1930–32): 381–382. Leeman, 50 (1988): 202–204. “Rabbi Ben Zion Bokser,” by Max J. Braun, Barbara. Routtenberg, 46 (1984): 141–143. “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara Bonder, David. Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. 56–57. Bonder, Isaac. “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Successes,” “Isaac Bonder: Eulogy,” by Neil Gillman, 34 Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan (1970): 168–171. Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Book, Philip. (1979): 58, 59, 59–60, 68. “Eulogy of Rabbi Simon Resnikoff,” 50 (1988): Breger, Marcus. 233–236. “Eulogy of Rabbi Marcus Breger,” by Philip Boraisha, Menachem. Lipis, 38 (1976): 260–264. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): Breger, Marshall. 256–257. “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our Land?: Bornstein, Marvin. Welfare and Immigration Reform,” “Eulogy of Rabbi David Cohen,” 41 (1979): Leonard Fein, Marshall Breger, 57 258–259. (1995): 85–94. Borodowski, Alfredo. Brickman, William. “Can God Undo Auschwitz?: A Philosophical “Teachers For Today and Tomorrow,” 20 Resonse Concerning God’s Power,” 56 (1956): 220–222. (1994): 119–129. Brickner, Barnett R. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira Search for God: A New Jewish Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 139–147. 204 The Rabbinical Assembly

Brill, Mordecai L. Burstein, Abraham. “Eulogy of Rabbi Mordecai L. Brill,” by Arnold “Eulogies: Jacob Katz,” 14 (1950): 321–322. A. Lasker, 56 (1994): 234–236. “Abraham Burstein: Eulogy,” by Abraham J. Brodie, Joseph. Karp, 31 (1967): 169–171. “Entering the Second Century: From Burstein, Elliott M. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph “Status of Our Movement: On the Pacific Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. Coast,” 3 (1929): 66–70. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 36–41. “Discussion: Salient Features of My Rabbinate,” Brody, Seth L. Louis M. Levitsky, 13 (1949): 150–151. “Eulogy of Rabbi Seth L. Brody,” by Michael Eulogies: Rascoe, 58 (1996): 207–210. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Michael Fried,” 8 Bromberg, Kenneth. (1941–44): 119. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” “Rabbi Elliott Burstein,” by Harold M. Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 Schulweis, 38 (1976): 265. (1970): 79–80. Burstein, Samuel M. “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 264. 92. Bronfman, Edgar M. Cahan, Leonard S. “On Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. Bronfman, 51 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1989): 49–55. (report includes roll call on permitting “Discussion: On Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Bronfman, 51 (1989): 55–61. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Bronstein, Guillermo Luis. 244–245. “D’var Torah—Serving as Rabbi,” 57 (1995): “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Joshua 163–164. Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard S. Brown, Steven M. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edelman, “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish 48 (1986): 232–233. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” Cahana, Moshe. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (The Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Birmingham Resolution),” 27 (1963): Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 243. (2000): 68–73. Cantor, Debra S. Buch, Arthur D. “D’var Torah—Holiness,” 53 (1991): 153–156. “The Rabbi as Communal Leader: Interfaith “D’var Torah—In Honor of the Fiftieth Activity and Democracy,” 10 (1946): Anniversary of Camp Ramah,” 59 127–129. (1997): 173–176. Eulogy: “Rabbi Arthur D. Buch,” by Joel S. Caplan, Judith Langer. Geffen, 44 (1982): 148–149. “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel Langer,” 58 (1996): Budick, Burton. 216–218. “Rabbi Isidore Budick” 51 (1989): 298–299. Cardin, Benjamin. Budick, Isidore. “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be “Eulogy of Rabbi Isidore Budick,” by Burton Expected of Leaders in Public and Budick, 51 (1989): 298–299. Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Burg, Avraham. Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot “Have We Entered a Post-Zionist Age?” 59 N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 107–112. (1997): 5–12. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Burnstein, Alexander J. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in “The Abiding Value of the Resurrection Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Belief,” 3 (1929): 132–150. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. 119–120, 121–123. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 291–293. Cardin, Nina Beth. Eulogy: “Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein,” by “D’var Torah—On Parents and Their Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 91–93. Children’s Lives,” 52 (1990): 219–221. Author Index 205

Cardin, Shoshana S. “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 “The Status of Soviet Jewry,” 51 (1989): 3–11. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructuring,” Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana Cardin, Fink, 32 (1968): 69. 58 (1996): 117–123. “Synagogue Membership: Acquisition and Cass, Samuel. Retention,” 35 (1973): 109–113. “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel Cass,” by Wilfred Eulogy: “Rabbi Elias Charry,” by Sanford H. Schuchat, 38 (1976): 266–269. Hahn, 46 (1984): 144–145. Celnik, Isaac. Chazin, Joel. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle (report includes roll call on permitting East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 78. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 242. Chazin, Pinchos J. Chajes, Zebi Perez. “Financing Your Retirement,” 48 (1986): “In Memoriam,” by Alexander Marx, 2 (1928): 56–64. 183–185. Eulogies: Chanover, Hyman. “Rabbi Abraham H. Israelitan,” 49 (1987): “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as 330–332. Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max “Rabbi Sidney Schulman,” 55 (1993): Vorspan, 11 (1947): 222–223. 162–164. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Cherbonnier, La B., Edmond. Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 “Heschel As a Religious Thinker,” delivered at (1949): 173–178. the 1968 Convention. Published in “Eulogy of Rabbi Hyman Chanover,” by Paul Conservative Judaism, Vol. 23, No. 1, Fall Plotkin, 61 (1999): 183, 190–193. 1968. Charney, Lawrence H. Chertoff, Gershon Baruch. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” Stanley S. “Eulogy of Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff,” by Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Perry Raphael Rank, 59 (1997): 187–190. “Rabbi Lawrence Charney,” by Hayim Goren Chertoff, Paul. Perelmuter, 60 (1998): 215–216. “Paul Chertoff: Eulogy,” by Morton Leifman, Charry, Elias. 30 (1966): 86–88. “Opening Prayer,” (Hebrew), 7 (1940): 65–66. Chiel, Arthur. “Interesting Synagogue Activities—An “Committee Reports: Membership, Experiment in Jewish-Christian Nominations, Scouting,” Arthur A. Interreligious School Activity,” 9 (1945): Chiel, Ira Eisenstein, 35 (1973): 79–83. 147–152. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: “Eulogy of Rabbi Arthur Chiel,” by Wolfe An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Kelman, 46 (1984): 146–148. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Chiel, Samuel. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. “D’var Torah—The Talmud H. akham,” 29 “Official Reports and Greetings,” 10 (1946): (1965): 120–122. 52–58. “Preaching on the High Holy Days,” 44 (1982): “Discussion: The Rabbi as Communal Leader,” 101–115. 10 (1946): 136–137. “Chomer Ledrush,” 48 (1986): 99–111. “Discussion: The Relationship of American “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 14–17. Kohn, 13 (1949): 255–256. “The Pastoral Challenge,” 54 (1992): 7–13. “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish “Surviving Rabbinic Life in and after the Community in America,” Robert Pulpit,” Samuel Chiel, Bernard Gordis, 13 (1949): 334–338, 354–355. Glassman, 59 (1997): 153–154. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abraham Eulogies: J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 203–205. “Hazkarah,” 46 (1984): 182–184. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Rabbi Morris Bell,” 36 (1974): 192–193. Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur H. “Professor Shalom Spiegel,” 47 (1985): Neulander, 19 (1955): 38–39. 172–173. 206 The Rabbinical Assembly

Chinitz, Jacob M. Cohen, Boaz. “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” “Canons of Interpretation of Jewish Law,” 5 Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): (1933–38): 170–188. 308–309. “Report of the Special Committee on the “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Problem of the Agunah,” 5 (1933–38): Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua 333–335. Heschel, 32 (1968): 104–105. “The Shulhan Arukh as a Guide For Religious “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Practice Today,” 6 (1939): 115–149. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 7 David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 39. (1940): 27–35. Eulogy: “Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell,” 62 (2000): “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 315–319. (1941–44): 29–38. Chipkin, Israel S. “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” 8 “Israel Friedlaender Classes, Experiment in (1941–44): 137–145. Adult Education,” 4 (1930–32): “Siyum HaShas—In Memory of Professor 167–188. Israel Friedlaender: Sabbath “The Rabbi in Education: Pre-School Prohibitions known as Shavut,” 9 Education,” 10 (1946): 167–169. (1945): 123–161. Chodos, Israel. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 10 “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Israel (1946): 41–51. Chodos,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 11 (1964): 225–227. (1947): 53–63. Clayman, David. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension: A Response,” 34 Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 64–73. (1970): 45–48. “May One Take the Law into One’s Own “Morality and Policy: American Jews and the Hands?: In Tribute to Professor Boaz State of Israel,” David Clayman, Shlomo Cohen,” Edward M. Gershfield, X48 Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Elazar, (1986): 186–189. Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 94–96, 101, 108, Eulogy: “Boaz Cohen: Eulogy,” by Edward 114, 125. Gershfield, 33 (1969): 173–175. Clearfield, Sidney M., Dr. Cohen, Burton. “Involving the Next Generation of Jewish “Jewish Education: Old and New Dimensions,” Youth,” 51 (1989): 245–254. 36 (1974): 122–125. Coblenz, Adolph. “Our American Jewish Heritage and the Jewish “Eulogies,” by Samuel Rosenblatt, 14 (1950): School Curriculum,” 37 (1975): 157–158. 318–320. Cohen, David. Cohen, Armond E. “Rabbi David Cohen,” by Marvin Bornstein, 41 “The Rabbi and the Jewish Center Movement,” (1979): 258–259. 7 (1940): 122–134. Cohen, Gabriel. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): Home and Family Life More Effective?” 255–256. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Cohen, Gerson D. 209–210. “Discussion: Jews in the Changing Urban “Toward Cooperation in Synagogue Life,” 8 Environment,” Eli Ginzberg, 35 (1973): (1941–44): 238–249. 35–38. “Premarital Counselling,” 35 (1973): 87–90. “Banquet Address,” 36 (1974): 59–65. Eulogies: “The Maturation of Conservative Judaism” (in “Rabbi Harry S. Davidowitz,” 36 (1974): Hebrew and English), 37 (1975): 71–83. 194–195. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “Rabbi William Seligman,” 43 (1981): Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour 115–116. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Rabbi Nathan Kollin,” 60 (1998): 233–235. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Cohen, Bernard. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah “Rabbi Bernard Cohen,” by Aaron M. Wise, 45 Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, (1983): 194–196. Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 95–99. Author Index 207

“Installation Banquet—Installation Address,” Eulogies: Arthur J. Levine, Mordecai Waxman, “Rabbi Gerson D. Cohen,” by Mortimer Gerson D. Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, Ostow, 54 (1992): 273–277. 38 (1976): 141–150. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D. Cohen, Wives,” by Seymour J. Cohen, 54 David C. Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. (1992): 308. “The Conservative Jewish Mission in our Tenth Cohen, Harry A. Decade,” 39 (1977): 37–43. “Rabbi Harry A. Cohen,” (Hebrew) by Tsvi “The Chancellor’s Address,” 40 (1978): 139–146. Asaria-Helfgott, 42 (1980): 239. “Installation Banquet—Installation Address,” Cohen, Herman M. Wolfe Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, “The Rabbi as Communal Leader— Daniel Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Strengthening the Organized Teplitz, 40 (1978): 179–182. Community,” 10 (1946): 103–108. “On the Ordination of Women,” delivered at Cohen, Jack J. the 1979 Convention. Published in “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Conservative Judaism, Volume 32, Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Number 3, Summer 1979. Friedman, 14 (1950): 179–180. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Discussion: The Steering Committee of the Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” 19 “The State of the Seminary Today,” 42 (1980): (1955): 45–46. 25–29. “Halakhah and the Life of Holiness,” 22 “Chancellor’s Address,” 42 (1980): 30–43. (1958): 90–101. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Law,” Jacob Agus, 22 (1958): 81–89. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel,” Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1–2, 3–4, Shapira, Harold Fisch, Menachem 5–7, 9–13. Hakohen, delivered at the 1971 “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Convention in Israel. Published in Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, Beineinu, Volume 2, Number 1, January Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. 1972. Schachter, 44 (1982): 4–5. “Toward a Theology of Experience,” 43 “On the Eightieth Anniversary of Solomon (1981): 46–55. Schechter’s Arrival in the United “The Future of the Arab Community in Israel,” States,” 44 (1982): 57–68. Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Majda “Abraham Joshua Heschel—The Interpreter of Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Classical Jewish Thought” (some Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): Hebrew), 45 (1983): 105–111. 126–128, 130. “The End of An Era” (some Hebrew), 46 “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Community (1984): 86–92. in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Muhammud, Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 135, Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 96–97, 136–137, 139, 142, 143, 146, 147. 100. Cohen, Jacob M. “Conservative Judaism in Our Time,” 47 “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley (1985): 29–38. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Rabbi Jacob M. Cohen,” by Norman Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Zadonowitz, 60 (1998): 217–219. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Cohen, Kenneth L. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 “Introduction: Siyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. (1986): 134–137, 137–138, 140–141. Cohen, Arthur Hertzberg, 62 (2000): “Recalling Our Teachers: In Tribute to Rabbi 50–51. Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson Cohen “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven R. and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 367. 208 The Rabbinical Assembly

Cohen, Kenneth S. “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” “Eulogy of Rabbi Jacob Kraft,” 50 (1988): Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 137–139. 215–220. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): 41. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in “Discussion: The Organization of the Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. American Jewish Community,” Israel Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Goldstein, 24 (1960): 111–112. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 120. “Judaism and the Worlds of Business and Cohen, Martin S. Labor,” 25 (1961): 17–44. “Deconstructing Leviticus 16: Implications for “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Latter-Day Jewish Spirituality from an Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 Ancient Ritual Text,” 57 (1995): (1964): 155–156. 121–123. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Israel,” “Publications Committee,” 60 (1998): 276–277. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 307. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 29–30. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “The Modern Theatre as a Preaching Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Resource,” 32 (1968): 162–175. (1999): 30–36. “Passover Sermons,” 32 (1968): 176–192. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Presidential Address,” 43 (1981): 17–21. Search for God: A New Jewish “Presidential Address,” 44 (1982): 31–46. Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 41. (1982): 84–90, 91–92. “Publications Committee,” 61 (1999): 244–247. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” “Publications Committee,” 62 (2000): 348–351. Seymour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Cohen, Moses I. Seymour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” (1987): 129–131. by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” Cohen, Samuel M. Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, “Discussion on Papers,” Cyrus Adler, Abraham Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 123–126. J. Levy, Norman Salit, Alter “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying Landesmann, 2 (1928): 60, 61–62. Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo “Jewish Parental Education,” 5 (1933–38): Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 144–155. 132, 134, 139. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 Eulogies: (1941–44): 343–345. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Lichter,” 27 (1963): “Discussion: Training of Teaching and 196–197. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” 40 (1978): Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. 206–207. Eulogy: “Rabbi Samuel Cohen,” by Alexander “In Memory of Colleagues and Their M. Shapiro, 49 (1987): 324–326. Wives,” 54 (1992): 305–310. Cohen, Seymour J. Cohen, Shaye. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 reaffirmation of matrilineal descent (1950): 268–273, 276. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a 317–318. Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58–59. Cohen, Steven M., Dr. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive “Whatever Happened to Pluralism?” Steven M. the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai Cohen, Eugene Lipman, Wolfe Kelman, M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 195–196. 51 (1989): 159–167. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Promoting a Divided Israel Among a Divided Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 Conservative Community,” 52 (1990): (1955): 157–158. 35–44. Author Index 209

“The Churning Dynamic of Israel—Diaspora Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Relations,” 57 (1995): 109–111. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Colish, Nathan. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin “Eulogy of Rabbi Nathan Colish,” by Robert L. Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Samuels, 44 (1982): 150–151. Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): Cowan, Paul. 105–108. “From the Apostle’s Creed to the Amidah,” 44 “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three (1982): 69–82. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Crain, Donald. D. 224–228. “Eulogy of Rabbi Max D. Davidson,” 40 (1978): Eulogy: “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by 195–198. Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Cytryn, Eric. “Rabbi Arthur David,” by Miriam David- “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in Gray, 60 (1998): 220–222. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” David-Gray, Miriam. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, “Rabbi Arthur David,” 60 (1998): 220–222. Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe Davidon, William C. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin “War and Peace,” 27 (1963): 57–64. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 46. Kahn, 27 (1963): 75, 77–78, 79–81. Eulogy: “Rabbi Jerome Kestenbaum,” 55 Davidowitz, Harry S. (1993): 159–161. “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Religion and Culture in Palestine,” 10 (1946): Dalin, David G. 1–6. “Eulogy of Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” by David Eulogy: “Rabbi Harry S. Davidowitz,” by G. Dalin, Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): Armand E. Cohen, 36 (1974): 194–195. 191–195. Davidowitz-Farkas, Zahara. Dalin, Ralph A. “Rabbi Howard Karol Kummer,” 62 (2000): “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out There 310–314. Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. Davidson, Israel. Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. “In Memoriam,” by David Aronson. 6 (1939): Eulogy: “Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” by David G. 37–40. Dalin, Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): Davidson, Max D. 191–195. “Presidential Message,” 15 (1951): 91–105 Dalin, William Z. “President’s Message,” 16 (1952): 109–117. “Eulogy of Rabbi William Z. Dalin,” by David “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Eisenstein, G. Dalin, Ralph A. Dalin, 59 (1997): Simon Greenberg, 16 (1952): 213–216. 191–195. “Reply: Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Dash, Samuel. Eisenstein, Simon Greenberg, 16 “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be (1952): 213–214. Expected of Leaders in Public and “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot 224–228. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 102–107. Eulogy: “Rabbi Max D. Davidson,” by Donald “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical D. Crain, 40 (1978): 195–198. Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Davidson, William. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “Installation of the President and Officers,” Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 119, Schorsch, David Hermelin, William 120, 121. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving Daskal, Benjamin A. Laker, 52 (1990): 120–121. “Eulogy of Rabbi Benjamin A. Daskal,” by Davis, Joseph M. Mayer Perelmuter, 37 (1975): 235–238. “Jewish Faith and Skepticism in the 16th David, Arthur. Century: Maharal and Eliezer Eilburg,” “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” 62 (2000): 266–267. 210 The Rabbinical Assembly

Davis, Moshe. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 34–35. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron “Report of the Nominations Committee,” 9 H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 (1945): 31. (1967): 221–222. “The Rabbi in Education—Leadership “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Training Fellowship,” 10(1946): the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, 180–185. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 136–137. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Eulogies: Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 “Leo Geiger,” 16 (1952): 221–223. (1953): 50–52, 69–70. “Samuel S. Ruderman,” 33 (1969): “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 20 184–186. (1956): 252–266. Diamond, Eliezer. “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension in American “Chronology or Characterization: The Case of Jewish Life,” 34 (1970): 34–40. Midrash Ruth,” 52 (1990): 159–169. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” Diamond, James S. Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David “Eulogy of Rabbi Daniel I. Leifer,” 58 (1996): Clayman, 34 (1970): 54, 56–58. 219–221. Eulogy: “Rabbi Moshe Davis (English and Dickstein, Paltiel. Hebrew),” by Avraham H. Feder, 58 “To What Extent is Jewish Civil Law Adapted to (1996): 211–214. Modern Life in Palestine,” (Hebrew), 1 Day, Max, Dr. (1927): 74–76. “Some Aspects of Work, Hate and Love in Dimitrovsky, Zalman. Groups,” 20 (1956): 235–251. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Dector, Aaron. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “Eulogy of Rabbi Aaron Dector,” by Avi Y. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Dector, 57 (1995): 177–179. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Dector, Avi Y., Dr. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 3. “Rabbi Aaron Dector,” 57 (1995): 177–179. Dinitz, Simcha. DeKoven, Ralph. “Jerusalem Reunited,” 39 (1977): 25–36. “Eulogy of Rabbi Ralph DeKoven,” by Samuel Dobrusin, Charles E. Schwartz, 36 (1974): 196–197. “Eulogy of Rabbi Irving T. Frankel,” 57 (1995): Dembowitz, Morris V. 180–185. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Dobrushin, Robert. Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. “On the Importance of Asking Questions,” 49 Eulogy: “Meir Engel: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 142–144. (1987): 312–315. Derby, Josiah. Dollin, Bruce. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 66–73. East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 80. 75. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” Dorff, Elliot N. Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 214–215. “Looking at Texts With an Eye to Helping “Discussion: The Steering Committee of the Families Make Decisions About the End Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” 19 of Life,” 56 (1994): delivered at the (1955): 44–45. 1994 Convention. Published in “The Present Status of Jewish Education in the Conservative Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 3, Conservative Movement,” 19 (1955): Spring 1991, as “A Jewish Approach to 191–198. End-Stage Medical Care.” “Discussion: The Jewish Day School,” Harry “Generating the Next Generation: Problems of Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert Infertility,” 56 (1994): 149–166. Gordis, 26 (1962): 76–79. “Family Issues: Spousal Obligations, “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gordon, Parental/Filial Duties, and Family 28 (1964): 173. Violence,” 57 (1995): 118–120. Author Index 211

“The Idea of Redemption in the Siddur,” 58 “President’s Message,” 2 (1928): 17–24. (1996): 149–153. “A Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism,” 3 “Family Violence: Halakhic and Programmatic (1929): 43–50. Responses,” 58 (1996): 162–165. “Discussion: A Reaffirmation of Traditional “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Judaism,” 3 (1929): 51–53. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 Eulogies: (1998): 273–275. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Abel Hirsch,” 5 “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be (1933–38): 236–238. Expected of Leaders in Public and “In Memoriam: Rabbi Alexander Basel,” 8 Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, (1941–44): 116–118. Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 112–119, 125–127. 253–254. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Standards Dror, Gilah. to Be Expected of Leaders in Public and “Recognition of the Tenth Anniversary of the Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot N. Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104. Dorff, 61 (1999): 123–124. “Greetings: Israelis and Diaspora Jews: Are We “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” One People?” 58 (1996): 34–36. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 “The State of the Masorti Movement after the (1999): 230–235. Ne’eman Commission,” (Hebrew), Dorph, Sheldon. Gilah Dror, Matthew J. Futterman, 60 “The Mission of Camp Ramah,” 53 (1991): (1998): 65–67. 112–114. Dubin, Paul. Douglas, Martin I. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 301–304. (1967): 223. “Rabbi Martin I. Douglas,” by Joseph Smith, 62 “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces (2000): 305–306. the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, Dow, Melvin. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “The Conservative Halakhic Approach and the Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 129. Laity,” 40 (1978): 20–27. “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Drazen, Paul. Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf “Overcoming Barriers: Synagogue Accessibility Blitzer, 51 (1989): 146. for the Physically Challenged,” 54 “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur (1992): 161–163. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 22. Dresner, Samuel. Ducoff, Bernard. “Discussion: The Organization of the “Eulogy of Rabbi Raymond Leiman,” 57 American Jewish Community, (includes (1995): 195–196. resolution),” Israel Goldstein, 24 Duker, Sara. (1960): 106–107. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Sara Duker,” “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary Kenneth E. Berger, 58 (1996): 199–201. of America: An Evaluation, (includes Duncan, King, Reverend. resolution),” Simon Greenberg, 24 “Dynamic Preaching,” 54 (1992): 215–244. (1960): 168–170, 171. “Discussion: The American Jewish Eban, Abba. Community,” Irving Kane, 25 (1961): “Israel and World Jewry,” 16 (1952): 187–200. 80–81. “Discussion: Israel and World Jewry,” 16 “Introduction of Dr. Abraham Joshua (1952): 203–204. Heschel,” 32 (1968): 86–90. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and the “Discussion: Report of the Committee on State of Israel,” David Clayman, Shlomo Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Elazar, Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200–202. Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 114–125. Drob, Max. Eckstein, Moses. “President’s Message,” 1 (1927): 19–24. “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. 212 The Rabbinical Assembly

Edelman, Marsha Bryan. Eisenfeld,” James Rosen, 58 (1996): “Who Knows One? A Workshop on the Music 195–198. of Passover,” 62 (2000): 263–265. Eisenman, Bernard. Edelman, Moshe. “Rabbi Martin Kessler,” LXI (1999): 183, “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Joshua 204–206. Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard S. Eisenman, Debra A. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edelman, “D’var Torah—The Meaning of D’ror,” 58 48 (1986): 233–234. (1996): 202–204. “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the Eisenstein, Ira. Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe “Judaism and Contemporary Social Problems Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): 115–119. —Henry George,” 6 (1939): 86–93. Edelstein, Dov B. “Discussion: The Rabbi and The Jewish Center “God Reveals Himself in Fire and in Cloud,” Movenent,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 49 (1987): 310–311. (1940): 139–140. Edelstein, Edward. “Preaching Modern Religion,” 7 (1940): “Drawing Young People into Synagogue Life,” 143–149. William Horn, Edward Edelstein, 48 “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in (1986): 243–244. American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. Efros, Israel. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 294–295. “In Memoriam: Dr. Julius Kaplan,” (Hebrew), “The Centrality of the Synagogue,” 8 7 (1940): 317–320. (1941–44): 225–237. Ehrlich, Abraham J. “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” “Elementary Jewish Education,” 35 (1973): Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 177–180. 80–84. “The Rabbi as Communal Leader— Eichler, Menachem M. Strengthening the Organized “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 1 (1927): Community,” 10 (1946): 108–111. 89–91. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Program,” 10 Eilberg, Amy. (1946): 216–219. “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, Matthew “Discussion: On the Furtherance of the H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (2000): Synagogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. 123–126. Agus, 11 (1947): 349–350 Eisen, Arnold. “Introduction: Towards a Philosophy of “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): Values Mean for the 21st Century?” 110–111. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 88–97. Conservative Judaism,” Theodore Eisensberg, Azriel. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Klein, 12 (1948): 139–141, 189–191. Elementary and Secondary Jewish “Discussion: The Future of the American Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, (1962): 20–24, 39. 12 (1948): 218–222. Eisenberg, David. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New “Eulogy of Rabbi Herman Eisenberg,” 51 Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 (1989): 300–302. (1948): 255–256. Eisenberg, Herman. “Discussion: The Relationship of American “Eulogy of Rabbi Herman Eisenberg,” by Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua David Eisenberg, 51 (1989): 300–302. Kohn, 13 (1949): 250–251. Eisenberg, Richard L. “The New Diaspora and American “Ona-at Dibbur,” 48 (1986): 254–256. Democracy,” 13 (1949): 258–268. “Social Action Committee,” 61 (1999): “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish 248–250. Community in America,” Robert “Social Action Committee,” 62 (2000): Gordis, 13 (1949): 350–352. 361–363. “Discussion: Pronouncement of the Zionist Eisenfeld, Matthew. Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, “D’var Torah—In Memory of Matthew 14 (1950): 232–237. Author Index 213

“Discussion: Report of the Social Action Elkin, Joshua. Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Joshua (1950): 277. Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard S. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edelman, Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 48 (1986): 234. 61–62. Elkins, Dov Peretz. “Jewish Unity in America,” 16 (1952): 119–123. “The Worship Service: New Horizons,” 36 “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Eisenstein, (1974): 187–191. Simon Greenberg. 16 (1952): 213–216. “Self-Esteem, Self-Assertion, Self-Awareness,” “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law 38 (1976): 193–198. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 “The Universal Need for Affirmation,” 47 (1953): 52–55. (1985): 87–93. “President’s Message,” 17 (1953): 139–150. Elmaleh, Keon H. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and “Leon H. Elmaleh: Eulogy,” by Ezekiel N. the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, Musleah, 35 (1973): 114–116. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 207–208. Elon, Menahem. “President’s Message,” 18 (1954): 147–157. “Developments in the Rabbinic Judiciary of “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 Israel,” 36 (1974): 255–267. (1954): 240–242. Elovitz, Mark. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur A. the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, Neulander, 19 (1955): 36–37. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “Discussion: The Organization of the Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 138. American Jewish Community,” Israel Elster, Shulamit Reich, Dr. Goldstein, 24 (1960): 110–111. “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Joshua “Committee Reports: Membership, Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard S. Nominations, Scouting,” Arthur A. Chiel, Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edelman, Ira Eisenstein, 35 (1973): 147–152. 48 (1986): 231–232. “Kaplan’s Copernican Revolution,” 46 (1984): “Rabbi, Teacher, Preacher, Leader?: No More 51–56. Prizes for Predicting Rain, Prizes Only Eulogies: for Building Arks,” 53 (1991): 14–19. “Eulogies: Milton Steinberg,” 14 (1950): Eulogy: “Rabbi Paul Reich,” 50 (1988): 325–327. 229–232. “Rabbi Eugene Kohn,” 39 (1977): 110–111. Ende, George. “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 46 (1984): “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Kassel Abelson, 151–153. 52 (1990): 262. Eizenstat, Stuart E., Esq. Engel, Meir. “Changing Relationships: The United States “Meir Engel: Eulogy,” by Morris V. Dembowitz, and Israel, Israel and American Jews,” 29 (1965): 142–144. 51 (1989): 116–131. Engelstein, Louis. “The U.S. Government’s Efforts to Seek Justice “Eulogy of Rabbi Louis Engelstein,” by and Human Rights for Victims of the Seymour Siegel, 48 (1986): 262–263. Holocaust,” 59 (1997): 24–36. Englander, Benjamin. Elazar, Daniel Dr. “Discussion: Pronouncement of the Zionist “Morality and Policy: American Jews and the Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, State of Israel,” David Clayman, Shlomo 14 (1950): 237–241. Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Elazar, “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78. Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 108–114. Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Eulogy: “Rabbi David Mogilner,” 38 (1976): Michael Monson, 51 (1989): 317. 279–280. Epstein, Gilbert M. Ellenson, David. “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe “Cultures and Communities: Trends and Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. Transformations in a New Century.” “Response: A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Mary C. Boys, David Ellenson, 62 Epstein,” Wolfe Kelman, 37 (1975): (2000): 108–122. 90–93. 214 The Rabbinical Assembly

Epstein, Gilbert M. (cont’d.) Abraham Joshua Heschel on the “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Occasion of His 25th Yahrzeit,” David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 168–174. 20–25. Ezring, Murray. Eulogy: “Rabbi Philip R. Alstat,” 39 (1977): “The String: Grab Their Attention and Keep 103–105. It,” 54 (1992): 171–181. Epstein, Jerome M. “A Return to the Mitzvah of Endogamy,” 54 Faber, Salomon. (1992): 203–211. “Discussion: Kedat Moshe VeYisrael,” David Epstein, Louis M. Aronson, 15 (1951): 143–145. “Marriage Annulment in Jewish Law,” 2 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1928): 71–83. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Opinions Rendered By The Committee On 63–64. Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): 151–167. “K’dath Beth Din shel Knesiath Horabonim,” 16 “A Solution to the Agunah Problem,” 4 (1952): 205–211. (1930–32): 83–90. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law “Adjustment of the Jewish Marriage Laws to Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 Present-Day Conditions,” 5 (1933–38): (1953): 55–56, 77. 227–235. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” “Supplementary Report on the Agunah Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 217. Problem,” 5 (1933–38): 334. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 6 Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua (1939): 154–160. Heschel, 32 (1968): 104. “Nominating Committee,” 6 (1939): 167. Eulogy: “Rabbi Salamon Faber,” Stanley J. “Siyyum HaShas—Diffusion of Authority in Schachter, 61 (1999): 183, 194–197. Jewish Law,” 10 (1946): 139–147. Faierstein, Morris M. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “The Deterministic Theology of Rabbi Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. Mordecai Joseph Leiner of Izbica,” 51 “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of (1989): 186–196. Conservative Judaism,” Theodore Fairbanks, Rollin J. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac “The Rabbi: Some Aspects of His Life and Klein, 12 (1948): 165–174. Work: The Challenge of the Sickroom,” “Discussion: American Jewry and the New 11 (1947): 230–241, 242–247. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Falwell, Jerry, Reverend. (1948): 243. “Jewish-Christian Relations,” 47 (1985): 69–76. Eulogy: “Memorial Services,” by Israel Farber, Edwin. Lebendiger, 13 (1949): 444–448. “Kiddush ha-Shem and Hillul ha-Shem,” 48 Epstein, Samuel. (1986): 247–253. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Gerald L. Farber, Maxwell M. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Gerald L. Essrog, Seymour L. Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. “Response from the New President,” 60 Faur, Jose. (1998): 129–134. “Lessons for our Day From Sephardic Halakhic “Greetings from the President of the Sources,” 40 (1978): 57–73. Rabbinical Assembly,” 61 (1999): 3–4. Fedder, Abraham Herbert. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wexler, “Discussion: The Needs of the Adolescent,” 5 David Lieber, Seymour L. Essrog, Ismar (1933–38): 322–323. Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Alan “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Jewish Center Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 147–151. Movement,” Armond E. Cohen, 7 Ettenberg, Sylvia. (1940): 136–139. “The Rabbi: A Force in a Program for “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Recruiting Teachers,” 20 (1956): the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, 223–228. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, Even-Chen, Alexander. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 129–131. “Tikkun Olam in the Thought of Rabbi Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham Herbert Fedder,” by Author Index 215

Morris S. Friedman, 48 (1986): Eulogy: “Rabbi Harold Goldfarb,” 58 (1996): 264–265. 215. Feder, Avraham H. Feldbin, Abraham. “Eulogy of Rabbi Moshe Davis” (English and “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Hebrew), 58 (1996): 211–214. (report includes roll call on permitting Feifel, Herman, Dr. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Death and Dying,” 41 (1979): 40–48. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 246. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Feifel, Eulogy: “Rabbi Nathan Nata Rosen,” 52 41 (1979): 48–49, 50, 51–52, 52–53, (1990): 240–242. 53–54. Feldman, Abraham J. Fein, Leonard. “The Role of the Synagogue in the American “Political Left Versus Right,” 44 (1982): 47–56. Jewish Community,” 21 (1957): “Shall the Poor Ever Cease from Our Land? 190–198. Welfare and Immigration Reform,” Feldman, David M. Leonard Fein, Marshall Breger, 57 “A D’var Torah Suggested by Lag Ba’Omer,” 26 (1995): 73–85. (1962): 201–224. Feinberg, Charles M. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Eli “Introduction: Shall the Poor Ever Cease from A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Feldman, Our Land? Welfare and Immigration Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Goodman, Reform,” Leonard Fein, Marshall Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreitman, Samuel Breger, 57 (1995): 71–73. Schaffler, Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Introduction: What Has Become of the (1966): 105–108. Liberal Jew?” David Sapirstein, Elliott “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Abrams, 58 (1996): 124–125. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Religion and Society,” 59 (1997): 13–14. 224–228. “Social Action Committee,” 60 (1998): “The Limits of Normal Sexuality,” 36 (1974): 278–279. 38–42. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical “The Rabbinical Assembly and the Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Development of Halakhah,” 45 (1983): Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. 84–92. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 121. (report includes roll call on permitting Eulogy: “Rabbi Erwin Zimet,” 52 (1990): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 255–259. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 242. Feinberg, Louis. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Independence Day Celebration at the (including discussion on permitting a Convention (Prayer),” 5 (1933–38): female rabbi to join), Ludwig 104. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Ha-hitpathut ha-halaha al yede perush ve- (1984): 194–195. haarmah,” 5 (1933–38): 189–194. Feldman, Irwin. “Convention Committee on Publications,” 6 “Eulogy of Rabbi Irwin Feldman,” by Samuel (1939): 171. Feldman, 59 (1997): 196–200. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the Feldman, Leonid. Home and Family Life More Effective?” “On Saving Human Lives,” 49 (1987): 66–69. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): 210. Feldman, Samuel. “The Rabbi as Preacher: Changing “Eulogy of “Rabbi Irwin Feldman,” 59 (1997): Techniques,” 10 (1946): 85–92, 102. 196–200. Eulogies: Feldman, Theodore. “In Memoriam: Theodore Herzl” “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel Zakuto,” 43 (1981): (Abstract), 5 (1933–38): 73. 119–120. “Memorial Services,” by Morris Teller, 13 Fenster, Myron M. (1949): 440–443. “Practical Evaluation of Israel and the Feld, Edward. Diaspora,” 22 (1958): 149–154. “Kallah on Halakhah: The Spoken Torah,” 42 “The Impact of the Conservative Movement in (1980): 347–352. Israel,” 28 (1964): 24–36. 216 The Rabbinical Assembly

Fenster, Myron M. (cont’d.) Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” Movement in Israel, The Impressions of Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Silverman, Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. (1964): 50–51. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 29–30. “Special Report of the Israel Committee,” 31 Eulogy: “Rabbi Joseph H. Wise,” 58 (1996): (1967): 182–184. 245–246. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” Finkelstein, Louis. Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David “The Things That Unite Us,” 1 (1927): 42–53. Clayman, 34 (1970): 53. “Can Maimonides Still Guide Us?” 2 (1928): “Creative Survival in the Rabbinate,” 38 84–102. (1976): 199–202. “Traditional Law and Modern Life,” 3 (1929): “Parallel Services Under One Roof,” 39 18–30. (1977): 76–78. “Discussion: Traditional Law and Modern “Teaching From Pirkei Avot,” 42 (1980): Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 53. 214–224. “Statement of the President,” 3 (1929): 54–56. “Kallah on Halakhah: The Halakhah and “President’s Message: The Present and Beyond,” 42 (1980): 353–363. Future of Traditional Judaism in Fierstien, Robert E. America,” 4 (1930–32): 9–19. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education “An Intimate Glimpse of Dr. Cyrus Adler,” 7 Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 (1940): 238–244. (1980): 196–197. “Symposium on Seminary Expansion “Presentation of A Century of Commitment: 100 Program,” 8 (1941–44): 303–306. Years of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 62 “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 (2000): 164–167. (1941–44): 346, 347. Fink, Leon B. “The Future of Our Movement,” (Abstract of “Teshuvah—Tisha B’Av and the Three Weeks” an off-the-record address), 9 (1945): (minority and majority opinions), 176. Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion Bokser, “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): 275–292. (1945): 211–223. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” “Seminary Expansion Program—Concluding Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, 30 Remarks,” 10 (1946): 227–235. (1966): 109–110. “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” 31 (1967): 288–289. 209–218. “Address to the 1949 Convention,” 13 (1949): “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in 117–123. Conservative Congregations,” Leon B. “Address at the Golden Jubilee Celebration of Fink, Aaron H.Blumenthal, Seymour the Rabbinical Assembly,” 14 (1950): Siegel, 31 (1967): 228. 284–295. “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A “Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 15 Conservative Approach: A Response,” (1951): 205–210. 32 (1968): 56–65. “The Seminary and the Future of Jewish “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Scholarship,” 15 (1951): 220–225. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 Fink, 32 (1968): 68–69, 71. (1953): 61–65, 75, 78. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 71–75. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Our Teachers,” 18 (1954): 168–178. 224–228. “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 Finkelstein, Ezra M. (1954): 234–239. “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chancellor “Discussion: The Steering Committee on the Louis Finkelstein,” 58 (1996): 93–95. Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 Theodore Friedman, 19 (1955): 47–48. Years and More in the Rabbinate (Faculty “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly President— Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, Louis Harry Halpern,” 20 (1956): 274–281. Author Index 217

“Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (1957): Finkelstein, Meyer. 227–232. “Rabbi Meyer Finkelstein,” by Dr. Sidney “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly President: Sokolove, 37 (1975): 239–241. Aaron H. Blumenthal,” 22 (1958): Finkle, Jesse J. 167–177. “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Moral “An Address: in Honor of Rabbinical Assembly and Intellectual Leadership,” Mordecai President—Isaac Klein,” 24 (1960): M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): 172–173. 223–230. Eulogy: “Rabbi Jesse Finkle,” by Ephraim “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Shimoff, 41 (1979): 260–261. Greenberg,” 25 (1961): 108–113. Fisch, Harold. “A Testimonial Address—Edward T. Sandrow,” “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel,” 26 (1962): 147–161. (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham “Remarks: In Honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 Shapira, Harold Fisch, Menachem (1963): 163. Hakohen, delivered at the 1971 “A Living Talmud: Tribute to Rabbis Theodore Convention in Israel. Published in Friedman and Max J. Routtenberg,” 28 Beineinu, Volume 2, Number 1, January (1964): 174–188. 1972. “Address to the Convention: Tribute to Max J. Fish, Judah. Routtenberg and Eli A. Bohnen,” 30 “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical (1966): 13–20. Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” 31 (1967): Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): 93–102. 142–143. “Banquet Remarks: Tribute to Eli A. Bohnen “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur and Ralph Simon,” 32 (1968): 147–152. Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 “Spiritual Leadership,” 34 (1970): 147–152. (1983): 52. “Discussion: Jews in the Changing Urban Fisher, Henry. Environment,” Eli Ginzberg, 35 (1973): “Placement Committee Report and 38–42. Discussion,” 9 (1945): 23. “The Achievement of the Rabbinical “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: Assembly,” 37 (1975): 317–328. An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 88. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Discussion: The Future of the American Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah 12 (1948): 206–214, 223–225. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, “Discussion: The Problem of Chalitzah Today,” Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 123. Isaac Klein, 15 (1951): 150–155. “Words of Greeting,” 48 (1986): 29. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69–71. “Recalling Our Teachers: In Tribute to Rabbi “Homiletics Seminar: The Eulogy,” 26 (1962): Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson Cohen 180–190. and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin Fisher, Julius. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Julius Fisher: Eulogy,” by Max J. Routtenberg, “Talmud Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules Har- 30 (1966): 89–90. low,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Fishman, Hertzel. Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, “Zionism Re-Assessed,” 20 (1956): 82–98. Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel “Zionism Reconsidered,” 38 (1976): 46–52. Meyers, Jules Harlow, (includes film clip “The Role of Conservative Judaism in Forging of Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 65–66. Israel’s Ethical Nationalism,” 43 (1981): Eulogies: 64–78. “In Memoriam: Professor Jacob Eulogy: “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” by Hoschander,” 5 (1933–38): 69–72. Mordecai Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, “Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” by Simon Yaakov Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 Greenberg, 54 (1992): 278–281. (1983): 198–199. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Fishman, Lyle. Wives,” by Seymour J. Cohen, 54 “D’var Torah—Why Did Nadav and Abihu (1992): 307. Die?” 51 (1989): 281–284. 218 The Rabbinical Assembly

Fleishaker, Oscar. Frankel, Jack E. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Mordecai “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Feifel, Waxman, 58 (1996): 251. 41 (1979): 51. Forman, Barr H. Eulogy: “Rabbi C. Joseph Teichman,” 51 “Eulogy of Rabbi Max Forman,” 52 (1990): (1989): 314–316. 235–237. Frankel, William. Forman, Max L. “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, “Relationship of the Rabbi to the Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Congregation: The Relationship of the Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 Rabbi to the Men’s Club,” 15 (1951): (1982): 83–84. 193–199. Frankiel, Tamar, Dr. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 81–82. “Prayer and Mysticism,” 55 (1993): 61–64. “The Letter of Truth,” 26 (1962): 197–200. Fredman, Samuel. Eulogies: “Observations of the American Rabbinate,” 2 “Eulogies: Solomon M. Barsel,” 16 (1952): (1928): 135–138. 217–219. “Discussion: The Menace of Secularism in the “Rabbi Max Forman,” by Barr H. Forman, Synagogue,” Israel Goldstein;”Spiritual 52 (1990): 235–237. Elements in Judaism,” Jacob Kohn, 3 Fowler, James. (1929): 103. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: “Discussion: Preaching Modern Religion,” Ira A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Eisenstein, 7 (1940): 158. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by Morris S. Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Goodblatt, 8 (1941–44): 26–28 (1999): 21–25. Freedman, Jacob. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “The Problem of the ‘Free-Lance’ Rabbis in Search for God: A New Jewish America,” 5 (1933–38): 487–491. Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Eulogy: “Rabbi Jacob Freedman,” by Elliot B. Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Gertel, 48 (1986): 266–271. Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): Freedman, Leslie R. 39. “Role-Related Stress in the Rabbinate: A Fox, Marvin. Report on a Nationwide Study of “Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Community,” Conservative and Reform Rabbis,” 46 30 (1966): 31–40. (1984): 43–50. “Discussion: Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Freedman, Paul. Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander M. “United Synagogue Youth: A Twenty-Fifth Schindler, 30 (1966): 47–51. Anniversary Tribute,” Seymour Fox, Seymour. Goldberg, Paul Freedman, Albert L. “The Place of Israel in Our Religious Schools,” Lewis, 38 (1976): 132–133. 32 (1968): 139–146. Freedman, Robert O. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does it Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah 86–90. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 109–110. What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Frank, Helmut F. Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Kassel Abelson, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 52 (1990): 262. (1999): 94, 96, 97, 99. Frank, Morris. Freeman, Gordon M. “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 11 (1947): “On Translating Our Heritage into 373. Contemporary Language,” 56 (1994): Frankel, Irving T. 167–171. “Rabbi Irving T. Frankel,” by Charles E. “Introducing High School Students to Sexual Dobrusin, 57 (1995): 180–185. Decision-Making,” 56 (1994): 193–195. Author Index 219

“Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative Search for God: A New Jewish Judaism,” 12 (1948): 112–120. Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 134–135, 141–143, 175, 179–180. 37. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A Report Standards—Responsum on the on Masorti Olami,” Gordon Freeman, Sabbath,” 14 (1950): 112–138. Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 368–369. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Freilich, Samuel. Standards,” 15 (1951): 40–42. “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel Freilich,” by Ethan “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Moses Tucker, 56 (1994): 237–238. Standards,” 16 (1952): 48–68, 54–55, Fried, Michael. 56–57. “In Memoriam,” by Elliot Burstein. 8 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and (1941–44): 119. Standards,” 17 (1953): 39–44. Friedlaender, Israel. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law “Siyyum HaShas: ‘Sabbath Prohibitions Known Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 As Shavut,’” Boaz Cohen, 9 (1945): (1953): 56–58. 123–161. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 18 “Siyyum HaShas: ‘The Contributions of Israel (1954): 50–54. Friedlaender to the Study of the “The Steering Committee of the Joint Law Bible,’” Frank Zimmerman, 9 (1945): Conference, 1953–54,” 18 (1954): 162–167. 62–65. “Siyyum HaShas: ‘Recollections of Israel “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Friedlaender,’” Morris Schussheim, 9 Jewish Law and Standards,” Arthur A. (1945): 168–175. Neulander, 19 (1955): 33–34, 40–41. Friedman, Edward. “The Steering Committee of the Joint “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Conference on Jewish Law,” 19 (1955): Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, 42–3. Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem “The Friday Night Sermon,” 19 (1955): Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 231–239. (1988): 137. “Report of the Steering Committee of the Joint Friedman, Emil. Conference on Jewish Law, 1955–56,” “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 11 (1947): 20 (1956): 33–36. 372. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): Friedman, Kalman. 169–172, 181–183. “Eulogy of Rabbi Kalman Friedman,” by Ben “Report of the Steering Committee of the Joint Zion Bergman, 48 (1986): 272–274. on Jewish Law, 1956–1957,” 21 (1957): Friedman, Mordecai Akiva. 158–163. “Eulogy of Professor Moshe Zucker,” “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” (Hebrew), 50 (1988): alef-hey. Arthur H. Neulander, 23 (1959): Friedman, Morris S. 114–121. “Eulogy of Rabbi Abraham Herbert Fedder,” “A Four Year Adult Education Curriculum,” 24 48 (1986): 264–265. (1960): 43–48. Friedman, Theodore. “Discussion—The Jewish Theological “Hayyim Joseph David Azulai,” 5 (1933–38): Seminary of America: An Evaluation,” 276–287. Simon Greenberg, 24 (1960): 159–161. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “Medinat Yisrael ve-HaGolah,” (Hebrew), 25 American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. (1961): 219–228. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 297. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Religious Revival in the Jewish Crisis,” 10 Elementary and Secondary Jewish (1946): 149–158. Education,” 26 (1962): 37. “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as “Address of the President-Elect,” 26 (1962): Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max 168–173. Vorspan, 11 (1947): 226–227. “Presidential Message,” 27 (1963): 155–162. 220 The Rabbinical Assembly

Friedman, Theodore (cont’d.) Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph President,” Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe 19–20, 22. Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 47–48. “Discussion: The Relationship of the “D’var Torah: Israel and the Golah”: delivered Conservative Movement in Judaism to at the 1991 Convention, 55 (1993): the Zionist Movement, the Zionist 151–153. Organization of America, the State of “The State of the Masorti Movement after the Israel, the World Zionist Organization Ne’eman Commission” (English), Gilah and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, Dror, Matthew J. Futterman, 60 (1998): 28 (1964): 90–91. 68–74. “Presidential Address,” 28 (1964): 96–108. “Remarks of the Past President of the Gamoran, Emanuel. Rabbinical Assembly,” 28 (1964): “Jewish Education and the Economic 189–191. Depression,” 4 (1930–32): 204–210. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Israel,” Ganz, Irving. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): “Irving Ganz: Eulogy,” by Sidney S. Guthman, 311–312. 34 (1970): 172–173. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and Garfinkel, Joseph. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 32. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Michael “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of Monson, 51 (1989): 317. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Gaynor, Nathan. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. “The Challenge of Rebellious Youth,” 33 “Ha-Notayn La-Ayef Koach” (Hebrew), 50 (1969): 113–118. (1988): chet-tet. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Eulogies: Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “Rabbi Solomon D. Goldfarb,” 38 (1976): 119–120, 122. 270–272. Geffen, David. “Rabbi S. Gershon Levi,” 52 (1990): “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 171–172. 238–239. “A Jewish Historical Bicentennial Celebration,” “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and 38 (1976): 203–210. Their Wives,” by Irwin Groner, 55 Geffen, Joel S. (1993): 184. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” Frydman-Kohl, Baruch. Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 222–223. “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet “Response: Address in Honor of Joel Geffen,” Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): Louis Finkelstein, Max Arzt, 27 (1963): 89–90. 173–181. Frymer-Kensky, Tikva, Dr. Eulogies: “Israel and the Ancient Near East: New “Joseph Warren: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): Perspectives on the Flood,” 41 (1979): 102–104. 213–225. “Rabbi Arthur D. Buch,” 44 (1982): “Jerusalem as the Symbol of the Human Body,” 148–149. 58 (1996): 159–161. “Rabbi Joel Geffen,” by Michael Monson, Futterman, Matthew. 51 (1989): 303–306. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony Geiger, Leo. and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan (1948): 253–255. Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph “Roshe Perakhim Be-Torato Shel Ahad Haam,” Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe (Hebrew), 15 (1951): 232–240. Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 34–36 Eulogy: “Eulogies,” by Josiah Derby, 16 (1952): “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in XVI: 221–223. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Gelb, Bernard. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, “Eulogy of Rabbi Max Gelb,” 50 (1988): Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe 205–207. Author Index 221

Gelb, Max. “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Rabbinical Assembly, 1968–1970,” Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 Matthew Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 (1949): 178–183. (1996): 237–244. “The Day School: Making It an Effective Gilberg, Arnold L., Dr. Enterprise,” 36 (1974): 114–121. “The Jewish Family: Surviving the Seventies,” “In Memory of Colleagues,” Harry Katchen, 49 41 (1979): 84–87. (1987): 349. “Discussion: The Jewish Family: Surviving the Eulogy: “Rabbi Max Gelb,” by Bernard Gelb, Seventies,” Arnold L. Gilberg, 41 50 (1988): 205–207. (1979): 87–88, 88–89, 89–90. Gelber, Michael. Gill, David. “The Community as a Pulpit,” 33 (1969): “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara 123–131. Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, Geller, Yonah H. George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 61–63. “Eulogy of Rabbi Louis Neimand,” 39 (1977): “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Successes,” 119–120. Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Gendler, Everett. Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules (1979): 58–59, 68, 71, 74–75. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Gillman, Neil. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, “Mordecai Kaplan and the Ideology of Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Conservative Judaism,” 46 (1984): 57–68. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “Entering the Second Century: From (1968): 7–35. Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph “The Havurah,” 37 (1975): 153–156. Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond P. “Nuclear and Conventional Warfare,” Everett Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 41–46. Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Elliott “The Evolving Image of the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), Levitas, 49 (1987): 3–7. delivered at the 1990 Convention. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Published in Conservative Judaism, 43, Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, No. 2, Winter 1991. Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 38–39. “A Conservative Theology for the Twenty-First Gershfield, Edward M. Century,” 55 (1993): 9–22. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Bohnen, “Tekhiyat Ha-Maytim: Texts and Meanings,” 58 Edward Gershfield, Benjamin (1996): 168–170. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: 229–248. A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “On the Seventieth Anniversary of the Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rabbinical Assembly,” 34 (1970): 86–95. Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 “May One Take the Law into One’s Own (1999): 20–21. Hands?: In Tribute to Professor Boaz “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Search Cohen,” 48 (1986): 186–189. for God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Eulogy: “Boaz Cohen: Eulogy,” 33 (1969): Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, 173–175. Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Gershowitz, Samuel D. (1999): 41–42. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “Moses vs. Aaron on Images of God,” 61 Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 149–154. (1999): 137–139. Gerstein, Louis C. Eulogy: “Isaac Bonder: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): “Hazkarat Neshamot: In Memory of Colleagues,” 168–171. by Arnold M. Goodman, 59 (1997): 219. Ginsberg, H. L. Gertel, Elliot B. “New Light On Tannaitic Jewry and the State “The Sermons and Other Writings of Rabbi of Israel of the Years 132–135 C.E.,” 25 Israel H. Levinthal,” 45 (1983): (1961): 132–142. 119–128. “Job the Patient and Job the Impatient,” Eulogies: delivered at the 1966 convention, “Rabbi Jacob Freedman,” 48 (1986): Toronto, Canada. Conservative Judaism, 266–271. 21, No. 3, Spring 1967. 222 The Rabbinical Assembly

Ginsberg, H. L. (cont’d.) Glucksman, Harry L. “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: In Tribute “Community Center in Its Relation to the to H. L. Ginsberg,” David Lieber, 48 Synagogue Center,” 4 (1930–32): (1986): 167–185. 267–279. Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Albert Glustrom, Simon. L. Lewis, 53 (1991): 202. “The Rabbi and the Community: Synagogue Ginsburg, Leo. and Federation,” 35 (1973): 96–99. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “The Weekly Cycle,” 38 (1976): 211–216. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Introduction: Honoring Colleagues Who Friedman, 14 (1950): 178–179. Have Served 50 Years and More in the Ginzberg, Eli. Rabbinate (Faculty Reminiscences): “Manpower for Conservative Judaism,” 24 Louis Finkelstein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul (1960): 19–31. Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai “Discussion: Manpower for Conserviative Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Judaism,” 24 (1960): 38–41. Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Zion Bergman, “Address in Honor of Professor Louis Hillel E. Silverman, Marshall J. Ginzberg,” 27 (1964): 109–119. Maltzman, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 62 “Jews in the Changing Urban Environment,” (2000): 26–28. delivered at the 1973 convention. Goell, Yosef, Professor. Published in Conservative Judaism, Vol. “Morality and Policy: American Jews and the 27, 4, Summer 1973. State of Israel,” David Clayman, Shlomo Ginzberg, Louis. Avineri, Yosef Goell, Daniel Elazar, “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Abba Eban, 50 (1988): 101–108. Program,” 8 (1941–44): 306–312. Gold, Aaron. “Testimony to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1945): 196–198. (report includes roll call on permitting “Authentic Judaism,” Max Azt, 18 (1954): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 158–167. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 237. “Our Teachers,” Louis Finkelstein, 18 (1954): Goldberg, Henry. 168–178. “The Jewish Day School,” 26 (1962): 46–57. “Ginzberg—Marx Chairs,” Abraham M. Heller, Goldberg Julius. 18 (1954): 179–180. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley “The Scholar’s Dilemma: In Tribute to S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Professor Louis Ginzberg,” David “Rabbi Julius Goldberg,” by Moshe Birnbaum, Kraemer, 48 (1986): 153–166. 60 (1998): 223–225. Ginzler, Arthur. Goldberg, Milton. “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 12 (1948): “Eulogy of Rabbi Milton Goldberg,” by Zev 313–314. Goldberg, 39 (1977): 108–109. Glassman, Bernard. Goldberg, Morris M. “Surviving Rabbinic Life in and after the “Eulogy of Rabbi Morris M. Goldberg,” by Pulpit,” Samuel Chiel, Bernard Gilbert S. Rosenthal, 54 (1992): Glassman, 59 (1997): 154–155. 282–286. Glatt, Herman. Goldberg, Morton. “Eulogy of Rabbi Herman Glatt,” by Paul L. “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 60. Hait, 51 (1989): 307–308. Eulogy: “Rabbi Morton Goldberg,” by Michael Glatt, Melvin J. N. Ungar, 61 (1999): 183, 198–200. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” Goldberg, Nathan. by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. “Eulogy of Rabbi Philip Listokin,” 57 (1995): Gluck, Theodore. 197–198. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary “Eulogy of Rabbi Ralph Silverstein,” 59 (1997): of America: An Evaluation,” Simon 216–217. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 159. Goldberg, Seymour. “D’var Torah—Eschatology and the Tallit,” 28 “United Synagogue Youth: A Twenty-Fifth (1964): 223–224. Anniversary Tribute,” Seymour Eulogy: “Bernard H. Ziskind: Eulogy,” 33 Goldberg, Paul Freedman, Albert L. (1969): 187–189. Lewis, 38 (1976): 130–131. Author Index 223

Goldberg, Zev. “Discussion: The Place of Dogma in Judaism,” “Eulogy of Rabbi Milton Goldberg,” 39 (1977): Mordecai M. Kaplan, 4 (1930–32): 108–109. 311–312. Goldblum, Moshe. “Objectives in Adult Jewish Education,” 5 “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small (1933–38): 435–447. Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 “Committee on the Rabbinical Assembly (1949): 183–189, 192–193. Campaign,” 6 (1939): 172–174. Goldenberg, Frank. “Treasurer’s Report, and Seminary Campaign,” “In Memoriam,” by Samuel Penner, 10 (1946): 7 (1940): 47–52, 54. 241–243 “The Place of the Seminary in American Goldenberg, Robert. Jewish Life,” 7 (1940): 229–237. “The Uses of Rabbinic Authority,” 53 (1991): “National Academy for Adult Jewish Studies: A 86–87. Report,” 8 (1941–44): 129–136. Goldfarb, Harold. “Jewish Educational Content in Terms of “Eulogy of Rabbi Harold Goldfarb,” by Edward Contemporary Needs for Adult Feld, 58 (1996): 215. Groups,” 8 (1941–44): 191–199. Goldfarb, Israel. “Discussion: Training of Teaching and “Discussion: Inadequacies In the Status of the Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 2 Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 359–360. (1928): 66–67. “The Relation of the Synagogue to National Eulogy: “Israel Goldfarb: Eulogy,” by Irving Jewish Organizations,” 9 (1945): Lehrman, 31 (1967): 172–173. 90–91. Goldfarb, Robert. “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in the Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 180–184. Conservative Movement,” Carol K. “The Rabbi as Administrator,” 10 (1946): Ingall, Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): 186–194. 153–155. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Goldman, Goldfarb, Solomon D. Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. 11 (1947): 116–118. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 358–359. “Presidential Message: The Rabbinical “Discussion: The Relationship of American Assembly of America in the Jewish Community to Israel” (Hebrew), Contemporary World,” 11 (1947): S. Joshua Kohn, 13 (1949): 245–248. 140–160. “Sermon Seminar” (Hebrew and English), 21 “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” 11 (1947): (1957): 199–206. 375–388. Eulogy: “Rabbi Solomon D. Goldfarb,” by “Presidential Message—New Demands on the Theodore Friedman, 38 (1976): Rabbinate and the Laity,” 12 (1948): 270–272. 83–104. Goldfeder, Fishel J. “Response: Tribute to Outgoing President— “Eulogy of Rabbi Fishel Goldfeder,” by Yaakov Israel M. Goldman,” Leon S. Lang, 12 G. Rosenberg, 43 (1981): 94–97. (1948): 308–311. Goldin, Judah L. “The Rabbinate For Our Times,” 15 (1951): “Report on the Joint Law Conference,” 17 241–251. (1953): 45–49. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 223–228. Conference,” 17 (1953): 70–71. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “The Content of Jewish Education,” 17 (1953): Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 243–249. (1955): 154–155. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 69, 79–81. “The Rabbi’s Role in Synagogue “Discussion: The Steering Committee of the Joint Administration,” 35 (1973): 103–105. Conference on Jewish Law,” Theodore Eulogy: “Rabbi Israel Goldman,” by Samuel Friedman, 19 (1955): 43–45, 47. Rosenblatt, 42 (1980), 240–242. Goldman, Israel M. Goldmann, Nahum. “Effects of Economic Depression on Jewish “Post-War Jewish Problems, Abstract of Spiritual Life,” 4 (1930–32): 198–203. Address,” 8 (1941–44): 298–301. 224 The Rabbinical Assembly

Goldman, Solomon. “Discussion: Inadequacies In The Status of the “HaYahadut ve-Hayekum,” 5 (1933–38): Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 2 464–473. (1928): 68–69. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Program,” 10 “The Menace of Secularism In the (1946): 214–216, 218–219. Synagogue,” 3 (1929): 90–102. “Introduction: Whither American Jewry?” “Report of the Committee on Social Justice,” 4 Menachem Boraisha, Gabriel Cohen, (1930–32): 358–364. Hayyim Greenberg, Ludwig Lewisohn, “Report of the Committee on Social Justice,” 5 Samuel Margoshes, Menachem (1933–38): 3–12. Ribalow, 10 (1946): 254, 257, 264, 269. “The Jew and the Menace of Fascism,” 5 Eulogy: “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben (1933–38): 220–226. Weilerstein, 17 (1953): 273–274. “Conservative Judaism and Zionism: Economic, Goldman, Yosef. Social and Political Aspects of the “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Palestine Question,” 10 (1946): 6–13. Who Served in Israel’s War of “The Future of the World Zionist Independence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer Organization,” 14 (1950): 204–213. Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–71. “Discussion: The Future of the World Zionist “Intoduction: The Current Situation,” Yitzhak Organization,” 14 (1950): 213–219, Rabin, 50 (1988): 73. 220–221. Goldrich, Kenneth S. “Discussion: Pronouncement of the Zionist “The Ruah of the Luah,” Philip Pohl, Kenneth Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, S. Goldrich, 56 (1994): 210–215. 14 (1950): 249–255. Goldschmidt, Yosef. “The Organization of the American Jewish “Jewish Law in the Legislative Activity of the Community,” 21 (1957): 182–189. Knesset,” 36 (1974): 277–290. “The Organization of the American Jewish Goldstein, Alexander. Community,” 24 (1960): 93–105. “Eulogy of Rabbi Alexander Goldstein,” by “Kaplan’s Contribution to Zionism and to Wolfe Kelman, 42 (1980): 243–244. Medinat Israel,” 43 (1981): 34–45. Goldstein, Alice. Eulogy: “Rabbi Israel Goldstein,” by Yosef “Conservative Jewry: An Ambivalent Profile— Green, 48 (1986): 275–276. How Behavior Reflects Identity,” Sidney Goldstein, Nason S. Goldstein, Alice Goldstein, 59 (1997): “The Use of Software and Computers in the 57–62. Synagogue,” 42 (1980): 210. Goldstein, David A. “Hospice and the Rabbi,” 49 (1987): 289–290. “Independence Day Religious Service: “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Address,” 6 (1939): 95–97. Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William “The Rabbi and the Interfaith Movement,” 7 Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 79. (1940): 107–112. Goldstein, Sidney E. “Experiences in Strengthening the Sabbath— “The Rabbi and Some Aspects of His Life and Kabbalat Shabbat,” 14 (1950): 198–200. Work: The Rabbi and Marriage and “Discussion: The Revitalization of the Family Counsel,” 11 (1947): 248–262, Sabbath,” Jacob B. Agus, 15 (1951): 264–265. 117–119. “What of the Future? The New National Jewish “Discussion: Rabbis as Educational Statesmen,” Population Study,” 53 (1991): 3–13. Abraham E. Millgram, 19 (1955): “Conservative Jewry: An Ambivalent Profile— 214–217. How Behavior Reflects Identity,” Sidney “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Goldstein, Alice Goldstein, 59 (1997): Greenberg,” 25 (1961): 107–108. 57–62. Eulogy: “Rabbi David Goldstein,” by Simon Golinkin, David R. Greenberg, 53 (1991): 168–171. “Ha-Shirah Be Sifrut Ha-Talmudit” (in Hebrew), Goldstein, Israel. 48 (1986): 328–332. “The Rabbinical Assembly—An Appraisal,” 1 “The Law Committee at Seventy: Introducing (1927): 32–41. the Proceedings of the Committee on “Inadequacies In The Status of the Synagogue Jewish Law and Standards 1927–1970,” Today,” 2 (1928): 32–40. (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 75–86. Author Index 225

“The Jewishness of the Jewish State” (Hebrew), “Preparing the Convert,” 35 (1973): 91–95. Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Reuven Eulogies: Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 (2000): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Samuel Fredman,” 8 194–196. (1941–44): 26–28. Golinkin, Noah L. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Felix “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small Community,” Aber, Jacob Bosniak, Israel Chodos, Benja- Reuben J. Magil, 13 (1949): 206–209. min Grossman, Israel Lebendiger, Stanley “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Lobel, Jesse Schwartz, Morris Speier, B. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): Reuben Weilerstein,” 28 (1964): 225–227. 39–40. “Rabbi Morris Goodblatt,” by Wolfe “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative Kelman, 40 (1978): 199–200. Movement in Israel, The Impressions of Goodhill, Victor, Dr. One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” “On Jewish Learning and Piety,” 41 (1979): Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 110–113. (1964): 48–49. Goodman, Arnold M. “Discussion: Resolution on Religion in Israel,” “D’var Torah—Ona’at Devarim,” 29 (1965): Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 309. 123–126. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Eli Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Feldman, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 36. Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Goodman, “Hebrew Literacy Campaign,” 39 (1977): Isaac Klein, Benjamin Kreitman, Samuel 62–67. Schafler, Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 “Hebrew Literacy Campaign,” 41 (1979): (1966): 105–108. 193–196. “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 (1980): 194–195. (1982): 92–97. “While Standing on One Foot: Teaching to “Presidential Address,” 45 (1983): 22–34. Read Hebrew in a Single Day,” 49 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1987): 226–230. (report includes roll call on permitting a “D’var Torah—Four More Questions,” 51 female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1989): 285–289. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 219–220. Golub, Robert. “Presidential Address,” 46 (1984): 37–42. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: “Membership Committee Report” (including What Does it Mean to American Jews?” discussion on permitting a female rabbi Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, Arnold M. Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 Goodman, 46 (1984): 189, 200. (1999): 93–94, 94. “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and Rabbi Goodblatt, Morris S. Abelson’s Response,” Mayer “Report of the Commission on Jewish Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel Education,” 8 (1941–44): 253–255. Abelson, 50 (1988): 173–175. “Synagogue Ritual Survey,” 12 (1948): “Report of the Commission on Human 105–109. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (1957): Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” 221–225. Gerald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 22–26. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Strategic Planning Committee,” David Lieber, Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): 275–289. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin “Committee to Strengthen RA Presence,” 59 Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel (1997): 233–239. Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): “The Halakhic and Ethical Standards to Be 105–108. Expected of Leaders in Public and “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot 224–228. N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 101–102. 226 The Rabbinical Assembly

Goodman, Arnold M. (cont’d.) “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. Charry, 9 (1945): 87–88. Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin “Discussion: The Relation of the Synagogue to Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 125. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 “Honoring Rabbinical Assembly Staff,” 62 (1945): 98–99. (2000): 206–210. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Eulogies: (1945): 193–195, 198–199, 204–206, “Hazkarat Neshamot: In Memory of 208–210. Colleagues,” 59 (1997): 218–220. “Presidential Address—New Vistas For Goodman, Hirsh. Conservative Judaism,” 10 (1946): “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View 58–84. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David 294–295. Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): “Discussion: Report of the Committee on 46–48. Jewish Law,” 11 (1947): 68–72. Gordis, Daniel. “Toward a Creative Jewish Community in “Where are We Going? Thoughts on the Use America,” 13 (1949): 292–334. of History in Conservative Ideology,” 56 “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish (1994), delivered at the 1994 Community in America,” 13 (1949): Convention. Published in Conservative 343–349, 353. Judaism, 47, No. 1, Fall 1994, entitled as “Responsum on the Sabbath: A Modern “Positive-Historical Judaism Exhausted.” Approach to a Living Halakhah,” 14 Gordis, David M. (1950): 138–155. “D’var Torah—In Tribute to Rabbi David “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Greenberg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): Friedman, 14 (1950): 184–186. 1–3. “Toward a Philosophy For the Conservative “The Foundation for Conservative (Masorti) Day School,” 26 (1962): 58–67. Judaism in Israel,” 45 (1983): 35–37. “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy of a “Conserving Our Gains,” 49 (1987): 90–99. Conservative Day School,” 26 (1962): “Social Action, Conservative Judaism and the 81–82. Revitalization of the Synagogue,” 54 “The Rabbinical Assembly and Conservative (1992): 68–77. Judaism: Retrospect and Prospect,” 29 “Intermarriage: Trends, Textures, and (1965): 84–100. Strategies,” 59 (1997): 65–68. “On the Spirit of Judaism: Reminiscences and Gordis, Robert. Reflections,” 33 (1969): 135–146. “Koheleth—The Man and His Book,” 5 “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From (1933–38): 74–87. Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Authority in Jewish Law,” 8 (1941–44): 64–94. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): “Symposium on Seminary Expansion,” 8 42–44. (1941–44): 320–322. “Israel and the Diaspora: A Reassessment,” 38 “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 (1976): 324–345. (1941–44): 347. “Kallah on Halakhah: The Halakhah: Some “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Reflections on Theology and History,” Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. 42 (1980): 337–346. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 356. “The Jewish Message for a World in Crisis,” 45 “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Louis (1983): 6–21. Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 377–382. “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur “Placement Committee Report and Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 Discussion,” 9 (1945): 22–23. (1983): 51–52. “Annual Report of the President,” 9 (1945): “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 32–43. (report includes roll call on permitting “President’s Message,” 9 (1945): 44–51. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Author Index 227

Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gordon, 238–239. 28 (1964): 173. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Eulogy: “Albert I. Gordon: Eulogy,” by Eli A. (including discussion on permitting a Bohnen, 33 (1969): 176–177. female rabbi to join), Ludwig Gordon, Harold. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Eulogy of Rabbi Harold Gordon,” by Baruch (1984): 195–196. Silverstein, 40 (1978): 201–202. “Professor Robert Gordis and the Literary Gordon, Harry H., Dr. Approach to Bible,” Edward L. “Ethical Problems in the Hospital, and the Greenstein, 48 (1986): 190–200. Rabbi,” 40 (1978): 154–158. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Genetic Engineering,” Harry H. Gordon, reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Seymour Siegel, 40 (1978): 161–163. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): Gordon, Harry Z. 320–321. “In Memoriam,” by Morris Adler, 7 (1940): “Process and Pluralism in Conservative 321–323. Judaism,” 49 (1987): 152–165. Gordon, Morris. Eulogies: “Experiences in Strengthening the Sabbath— “Rabbi Abraham Heller,” 37 (1975): Shalosh S’udot,” 14 (1950): 201–203. 244–246. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Feifel, “Rabbi David Jacobson,” 43 (1981): 41 (1979): 48, 49. 107–109. Gordon, Solomon. “Rabbi Nathan Jacobson,” 47 (1985): “Eulogy of Rabbi Bernard A. Rubenstein,” 38 167–169. (1976): 286–290. “Recalling Our Teachers: In Tribute to Gorrelick, Benjamin H. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Eulogy of Rabbi Abraham P. Kazis,” 36 Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” by (1974): 198–201. Irwin Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley “In Memory of Colleagues and Their S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Wives,” by Seymour J. Cohen, 54 “Eulogy: Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick,” by (1992): 309–310. Herbert A. Yoskowitz, 60 (1998): Gordon, Albert I. 226–229. “Committee on Social Justice,” 6 (1939): Gottlieb, Aryeh. 175–176. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Committee on the President’s Message,” 7 (including discussion on permitting a (1940): 52–53. female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Progress: The United Synagogue—‘A (1984): 192–193. Vision for the Future,’” 11 (1947): Gottlieb, Moshe Raphael. 356–362. “Eulogy of Rabbi Moshe Raphael Gottlieb,” by “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of Joshua J. Adler, 56 (1994): 239–240. Conservative Judaism,” Theodore “Eulogy of Rabbi Moshe Raphael Gottlieb,” Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac (Hebrew) by Leor Gottlieb, 56 (1994): Klein, 12 (1948): 156–162, 175–176, 241. 180–181. Grade, Chaim. “Discussion: Religion and the Crisis in Moral “Shabbos un Wokh in der Yiddisher Literatur” and Intellectual Leadership,” Mordecai (Yiddish), 34 (1970): 5–17. M. Kaplan, 15 (1951): 173–178. Gradstein, Linda. “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View 176–177. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): 41–42. 39–41. “The Problems and Promises of Suburban Graetz, Michael. Life,” 24 (1960): 49–55. “A Comment on Aliyah Today,” 38 (1976): “Intermarriage,” 28 (1964): 163–172. 53. 228 The Rabbinical Assembly

Graetz, Michael (cont’d.) Eulogy: “Rabbi Solomon Grayzel,” by Reuben “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony J. Magil, 43 (1981): 98–99. and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan Green, Arthur. Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, “The Role of Jewish Mysticism in a Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Contemporary Theology of Judaism,” Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph delivered at the 1976 Convention. Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe Published in Conservative Judaism, 30, 4, Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 30–32. 1976. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Green, Bernie, Dr. Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, (1988): 141. Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 “Zionism and Conservative Theology in the (1988): 154, 158, 159–160, 163–164, Haggadah,” 55 (1993): 83–93. 165. “The Passage of Time in the Book of Esther,” Green, Yosef. 56 (1994): 172–189. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “Jerusalem as a Universal Symbol,” 58 (1996): Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 143–145. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “Reviving Takkanah in the Halakhic Process,” Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt 58 (1996): 174–175. Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi “Introduction to the new Masorti Siddur— Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Va-ani Tefilati,” 60 (1998): 7–10. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “The Masorti Siddur,” 60 (1998): 188–189. 41–42. Graetz, Naomi. “D’var Torah—The Need for Labor in the “Jerusalem the Widow: The Book of Land,” 50 (1988): 198–201. Lamentations,” 58 (1996): 146–148. Eulogy: “Rabbi Israel Goldstein,” 48 (1986): “Is Denial and Apologetics ‘Good’ for the Jews: 275–276. The Case of Wife-Beating,” 58 (1996): “Rabbi Aryeh Lev Katzoff,” (Hebrew), 50 171–173. (1988): vov-zayin. “Is Kinyan Only a Metaphor? Metaphor and Greenbaum, Michael B. Halakhah: The Metaphor of Kinyan,” “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occasion of 60 (1998): 175–186. His Tenth Anniversary as Chancellor,” Granowitz, Jacob. 59 (1997): 82–85. “Memorial Address of the Late Rabbi Greenberg, Daniel. Granowitz,” by Bernard H. Ziskind, “Eulogy of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” 56 Harry L. Jacobs. (with photograph in (1994): 242–244. some copies), 3 (1929): 126–131. Greenberg, Hayyim. Graubart, David. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): “Z. Harry Gutstein: Eulogy,” 33 (1969): 269–275. 180–181. “The Zionist Scene—An Outlook for the “Eulogy of Rabbi David Graubart,” by Irving A. Future—Present Prospects for a Jewish Weingart, 46 (1984): 149–150. Palestine,” 11 (1947): 161–169. Graubart, Philip. “Discussion: The Zionist Scene—An Outlook “Eulogies,” by Irving A. Weingart, 16 (1952): for the Future,” 11 (1947): 182–184. 224–225. Greenberg, Irving. Grayzel, Solomon. “The End of Emancipation,” delivered at the “The Status of Judaism in Leading Centers of 1976 Convention. Published in Europe: Some Phases of Jewish Life in Conservative Judaism, 30, 4, 1976. Paris,” 2 (1928): 155–163. Greenberg, Joel. “Jewish Life in America During the Time of “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View George Washington,” 4 (1930–32): from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda 253–266. Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David “How Shall We Confront Modern Anti-Jewish Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): Movements?” 5 (1933–38): 105–111. 41–44. Author Index 229

Greenberg, Louis. “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. “In Memoriam,” by Michael Higger, 10 (1946): “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): 243–246. 289–290. Greenberg, Meyer. “American Jewry and the New Jewish State,” “Eulogy of Rabbi Meyer Greenberg,” by Saadia (Hebrew), 12 (1948): 229–234. Greenberg, 57 (1995): 186–187. “Discussion: The Revitalization of the Sabbath,” Greenberg, Moshe. Jacob B. Agus, 15 (1951): 114–117. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” Ira J. Eisenstein, Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Simon Greenberg, 16 (1952): 214–215. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, “The Role of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 19 Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, (1955): 141–152. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 5. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Festivals in the Bible and Sacred Time (in Assembly,” 19 (1955): 162–164. Hebrew),” 43 (1981): 1–4. “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” Greenberg, Saadia, Dr. Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 140. “Eulogy of Rabbi Meyer Greenberg,” 57 “Some Guiding Principles for a Conservative (1995): 186–187. Approach to Judaism,” 21 (1957): Greenberg, Sidney. 69–150. “Discussion: The New Diaspora and American “Discussion: Theoretical Evaluation of Jewish Democracy,” Ira Eisenstein, 13 (1949): Law—Halakhah and the Life of 269–274. Holiness—An Attitude to Halakhah,” “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a Jacob Agus, Jack J. Cohen, Isaac Klein, Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 61. 22 (1958): 115–117. “Religious Situation in Israel,” 20 (1956): “The Seminary Center in Jerusalem,” 22 111–120. (1958): 161–166. “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative “The Jewish Theological Seminary of America: Movement in Israel, The Impressions of An Evaluation,” 24 (1960): 114–153. One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 of America: An Evaluation,” 24 (1960): (1964): 46–47. 162–164, 171–172. “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. “Response to Dinner Tribute,” 25 (1961): Bohnen, 31 (1967): 20. 114–122. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and “The Role of the Rabbinate in Elementary and Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 35. Secondary Jewish Education,” 26 “Resources for Preaching,” 36 (1974): (1962): 1–19. 174–176. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Making Prayers More Relevant,” 38 (1976): Elementary and Secondary Jewish 217–226. Education,” 26 (1962): 39–41. Greenberg, Simon. “The Relationship of the Conservative “Introduction to Aspects of Jewish Nationalism Movement in Judaism to the Zionist In The Bible,” 2 (1928): 103–113. Movement, the Zionist Organization of “The Community Federation and Jewish America, the State of Israel, the World Religious Work,” 4(1930–32): 20–25. Zionist Organization and to K’lal “A Permanent Relief Fund,” 4 (1930–32): Yisrael,” 28 (1964): 52–83. 227–228. “Discussion: The Relationship of the “Jewish Nationalism,” 5 (1933–38): 32–49. Conservative Movement in Judaism to “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 422–431. the Zionist Movement, the Zionist “President’s Message,” 6 (1939): 20–36. Organization of America, the State of “Educational Context in Terms of Israel, the World Zionist Organization Contemporary Needs,” 8 (1941–44): and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 182–190. 28 (1964): 86–88, 93–95. “The Teaching of God in the Hebrew Schools,” “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): 361–375. Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 310. “The Rabbi in Education—Congregational “In Honor of Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 29 Schools,” 10 (1946): 173–176. (1965): 76–83. 230 The Rabbinical Assembly

Greenberg, Simon (cont’d.) “Eulogy of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” by “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Daniel Greenberg, 56 (1994): 242–244. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac Greenburg, William. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. “Eulogy of Rabbi William Greenburg,” by Fink, 32 (1968): 67–68. Harvey Tattelbaum, 59 (1997): 201–205. “D’var Torah,” 37 (1975): 8–11. Greenfeld, William P. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical “How Can Religion Make the Home and Assembly, 37 (1975): 267–269. Family Life More Effective?” 7 (1940): “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical 190–196. Assembly,” 37 (1975): 345–352. “Personal Reminiscences of Professor Morris “In Honor of David Lieber, In Tribute to Rabbi D. Levine,” 10 (1946): 147–149. David Lieber,” David Gordis, Simon “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative Greenberg, David Lieber, 41 (1979): Judaism,” 12 (1948): 121–128. 3–6. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of “Suggestions for the Darshan,” 41 (1979): Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): 240–251. 135–138, 181. “D’var Torah for Yom Yerushalayim (Hebrew),” “Discussion: The Future of the American 42 (1980): 316–318. Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Kallah on Halakhah: The Congregational 12 (1948): 222–223. Rabbi and Authority,” 42 (1980): “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” 411–419. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Friedman, 14 (1950): 176–177. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “Discussion: Pronouncement of the Zionist Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, 14 (1950): 242–245. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 7–8. “Discussion: The Revitalization of the “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Sabbath,” Jacob B. Agus, 15 (1951): Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, 112–114. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Schachter, 44 (1982): 2–4. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, 53–54, 58–59. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82–83. Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 99–100. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Celebrating Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 (1986): Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 18–20. (1955): 152–154. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” David “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” Lieber, 53 (1991): 47–50. Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 139. “On Making the Torah My Delight,” 53 (1991): “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): 51–55. 164–169, 175–176. Eulogies: “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,”21 (1957): “Rabbi Max Arzt,” 38 (1976): 253–256. 175–181. “Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow,” 38 (1976): Eulogy: “Hesped,” by Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 291–294. (1961): 167–168. “Rabbi Moses Lehrman,” 40 (1978): 203–205. Greengous, Samuel. “Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein,” 43 (1981): “Acceptance of Solomon Schechter Award,” 12 91–93. (1948): 299–304. “Rabbi Max Kadushin,” 43 (1981): Greenstein, Edward L., Dr. 110–112. “Medieval Bible Commentaries,” 47 (1985): “Rabbi Alter Landesman,” 43 (1981): 109. 113–114. “Professor Robert Gordis and the Literary “Rabbi Bernard Segal,” 47 (1985): 170–171. Approach to Bible,” 48 (1986): “Rabbi David Goldstein,” 53 (1991): 190–200. 168–171. Greenstein, Manuel. “Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 54 (1992): “Eulogy of Rabbi Manuel Greenstein,” by 278–281. Stanley Greenstein, 44 (1982): 152–154. Author Index 231

Greenstein, Stanley. “Presidential Address,” 53 (1991): 26–35. “Rabbi Manuel Greenstein,” 44 (1982): “Presidential Address,” 54 (1992): 38–49. 152–154. “Introduction: The Changing Dynamics of the Greenstone, Julius H. Jewish Community: The Impact on the “Report of the Committee on the Rabbi,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Interpretation of Jewish Law,” 3 (1929): Wolnek, Jack Wertheimer, Bradley 57–59. Shavit Artson, Steven M. Brown, Alan “Literary Achievements of the Seminary and Silverstein, 62 (2000): 55–56. Its Graduates,” 4 (1930–32): 349–357. Eulogies: “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 “Rabbi Herbert Parzen,” 48 (1986): (1933–38): 30–31. 279–280. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 “Recalling Our Teachers: In Tribute to (1933–38): 100–103. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 54 (1933–38): 167–169. (1992): 19–23. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and (1933–38): 331–332. Their Wives,” 55 (1993): 182–184. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 Grossman, Benjamin. (1933–38): 432–434. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. Benjamin Grossman,” by Morris S. Levinthal, 11 (1947): 382–384. Goodblatt, 28 (1964): 225–227. “Bibliography of Works by Members of the Grossman, Herman (Chaim). Rabbinical Assembly of America,” 16 “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of (1952): 231–240. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Eulogies: Heschel, 32 (1968): 104. “Eulogies: C. David Matt,” 16 (1952): Eulogy: “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by 228–229. Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Eulogies” (Hebrew) by Gershon Winer, 19 “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” by Jacob (1955): 259. Pressman, 60 (1998): 230–232. Griffel, Henry O. “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” by Jacob “Henry O. Griffel: Eulogy,” by Bernard Segal, Pressman, 61 (1999): 183, 201–203. 33 (1969): 178–179. Grossman, Jacob B. Groner, Irwin. “The Junior Congregation,” 2 (1928): “In Honor of Wolfe Kelman,” Morton 149–153. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Grossman, Lewis B. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Eulogy of Rabbi Lewis B. Grossman,” by Harry Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Jolt, 37 (1975): 242–243. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah Grossman, Susan. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, “Mikvah, Midrash, and Modernity,” 57 (1995): Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 112–114. 115–117. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Behind the Scenes at the White House,” reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, 61 and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): (1999): 48–49. 322. Gruenewald, Max. “Introduction: Whatever Happened to “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Their Pluralism?” Steven M. Cohen, Eugene Wives,” by Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): 184. Lipman, Wolfe Kelman, 51 (1989): Guthman, Sidney S. 158–159. “Opening Prayer,” 6 (1939): 11. “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Eulogies: Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, “Irving Ganz: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): 172–173. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Rabbi Morris D. Margolis,” 40 (1978): Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 60–62, 208–209. 64–65, 70, 74, 76. Gutin, Jules. “Inauguration Address—The Way of Faith,” “Synagogue Accessibility fo the Physically 52I (1990): 125–133. Challenged,” 54 (1992): 158–160. 232 The Rabbinical Assembly

Gutstein, Morris. A. (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapira, “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai delivered at the 1971 Convention in M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 199. Israel. Published in Beineinu, Volume 2, Eulogies: Number 1, January 1972. “Morris Teller: Eulogy,” 31 (1967): Halivni, David Weiss. 178–181. “The Role of the Mara D’atra in Jewish Law,” “Rabbi Abraham E. Abramowitz,” 44 38 (1976): 124–129. (1982): 145–147. Halkin, Abraham S. “Rabbi Morris A. Gutstein,” by Howard A. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Addison, 50 (1988): 208–211. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Gutstein, Z. Harry. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, “Z. Harry Gutstein: Eulogy,” by David Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Graubart, 33 (1969): 180–181. Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 5. Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Kassel Ha-Levi, Levi. Abelson, 52 (1990): 262. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony Halpern, Abraham E. and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, 225–226. Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Halpern, Harry. Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 38–39. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 200–202. Haas, Louis J. “President’s Dinner—Ira Eisenstein,” 18 “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, 21 (1954): 242–244. (1957): 236. “President”s Message,” 19 (1955): 115–125. Hadas, Gershon. “President’s Message,” 20 (1956): 71–81. “Discussion—How the United Synagogue “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly President,” Looks Upon Itself and Upon the Louis Finkelstein, 20 (1956): 274–281. Conservative Movement,” Bernard “Reply—In Honor of Rabbinical Assemble Segal, 24 (1960): 181–182. President,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 Eulogy: “Rabbi Gershon Hadas,” by Morris B. (1956): 282–285. Margolies, 43 (1981): 100–101. “The Jewish Day School,” 26 (1962): 42–45. Hahn, Sanford H. “D’var Torah (Shavuot),” 27 (1963): 211–212. “Eulogy of Rabbi Elias Charry,” 46 (1984): “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious 144–145. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): Hailperin, Herman. 118–119. “Intellectual Relations Between Christian and “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Jew with Special Reference to Rashi and the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, Nicholas de Lyra,” (Hebrew), 7 (1940): William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 215–223. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 127–128. “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish “Coping with the Dissenter,” 35 (1973): 72–76. Community in America,” Robert “Business Session” (includes resolutions), Rab- Gordis, 13 (1949): 338–343, 355. binical Assembly, 36 (1974): 228–229. “Discussion: Israel and World Jewry,” Abba Eulogies: Eban, 16 (1952): 200–203. “Hesped: Moses Abels, George Abelson, Max “Report on a Unique Experiment in Daily Drob, Moses Eckstein, Jacob Services,” 17 (1953): 239–241. Mendelsohn, Solomon Metz, Elias Eulogies: Rabinowitz, Leon Spitz, Bernard “Eulogies: Goodman A. Rose,” 15 (1951): Stolper,” 24 (1960): 252–255. 252. “Rabbi Harry Halpern,” by Baruch “Herman Hailperin: Eulogy,” by Solomon Silverstein, 44 (1982): 155–157. M. Kaplan, 35 (1973): 117–120. Halpern, Martin Samuel. Hakohen, Menachem. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel,” Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Author Index 233

Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): “The Conversion Crisis and Its Impact” 141–142. (Hebrew and English), 60 (1998): “Discussion: Teshuvah on Bingo in 51–59. Conservative Congregations,” Leon B. “The Legal Situation of our Movement in Fink, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Israel: Conversion,” 61 (1999): 43–47. Siegel, 31 (1967): 227–228. “The Jewishness of the Jewish State,” (Hebrew “Discussion: Report of the Committee on and English). Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin Balter, Reuven Hammer, David Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 207. Golinkin, 60 (2000): 191–194. Eulogies: Harlow, Ilana. “Rabbi Joseph Brandiss,” 38 (1976): “A Gematria for Jules: Talmud Torah: In 257–259. Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry “Rabbi Martin Samuel Halpern,” by Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Lawrence S. Zierler, 57 (1995): Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon 188–194. Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, Halpern, Mordecai S. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of “Mordecai S. Halpern: Eulogy,” by Bernard Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 51–57. Lipnick, 35 (1973): 121–122. Harlow, Jules. Halpern, Naftali. “Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” 26 “Naftali Halpern: Eulogy,” by Edward Kandel, (1962): 233–237. 35 (1973): 123–124. “Discussion: Committee on Jewish Law and Halpern, Natalie. Standards,” 26 (1962): 238. “Activating Your Creativity Potential,” 42 “Liturgy for Today,” 29 (1965): 41–49. (1980): 115–117. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Halpern, Peretz. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard “Rabbi Peretz Halpern,” by Abraham Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Morhaim, 50 (1988): 212–214. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Hammer, Louis. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “Discussion: A New Task for American Rabbis,” (1968): 7–35. Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. “New Dimensions in Liturgy,” 35 (1973): 1–10. “Discussion: Training of Teaching and “High Holy Day Planning,” 36 (1974): Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. 148–153. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 355–356. “A Note on Siddur Sim Shalom,” 46 (1984): Hammer, Robert A. (Reuven) 105–109. “D’var Torah—The Sanctification of Man,” 28 “Highlights of Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 (1986): (1964): 208–209. 21–28. “Halakhah and the State of Israel,” 40 (1978): “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” 28–41. David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, 22–25. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, “Talmud Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1. Hoffman, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana “Special Education and the Conservative Harlow, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, Synagogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph (includes film clip of Louis Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 60–65. 123–126. “In Tribute to Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” 60 “Realities in Israel,” 50 (1988): 167–171. (1998): 102–105. “Report from Israel,” 51(1989): 12–17. Eulogies: “Discussion—Report from Israel,” Reuven “Rabbi Harold Bleich,” 42 (1980): 235–238. Hammer, 51 (1989): 18–19, 19–20. “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” 49 (1987): “What Did They Bless? A Preliminary Study of 341–345. Mishnah Tamid 5:1,” 51 (1989): 181–185. “Rabbi Hayyim Kieval,” 53 (1991): 176–179. “The Masorti Movement: Where are We Harman, Avraham. Headed?” 52 (1990): 28–34. “Israel: The Next Phase,” 17 (1953): 253–270. 234 The Rabbinical Assembly

Harris, Robert. “Joseph Miller: Eulogy,” 32 (1968): 196–198. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “Rabbi Abraham Heller,” by Robert Gordis, Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 37 (1975): 244–246. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Heller, Zachary I. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt “A Congregation in Transition,” 42 (1980): Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi 181–182. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Hendler, Lee Meyerhoff. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of 32–33. Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman,” Lee Meyerhoff “Allegory as P’shat: A Contextual Reading of Hendler, Joel H. Zaiman, 61 (1999): Scripture Through Northern French 128–130. Medieval Biblical Exegetes,” 56 (1994): “Reflections from the Front: A Personal Story 132–143. of Adult Learning,” 61 (1999): 148–155. “Using P’shat for D’rash: Exploring the Herberg, Will. ‘Religious Significance of the P’shat,’ “Discussion: Theological Problems of the Especially with Regard to Preparing Hour,” Milton Steinberg, 13 (1949): Divrei Torah and the Haftarah,” 57 409–428. (1995): 124–125. Herbst, Joseph. “A Few Words on the ‘Ten Words’: Reading the “Rabbi Joseph Herbst,” by Solomon Herbst, 43 Aseret HaDibrot through Medieval Eyes,” (1981): 102–103. 61 (1999): 140–141. Herbst, Solomon. Heckelman, Joseph. “Eulogy of Rabbi Joseph Herbst,” 43 (1981): “Aliyah,” 32 (1968): 114–117. 102–103. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Hering, Lester. the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Regional Kashrut Supervision,” 47 (1985): William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, 111–112. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 128–129. “Association of Retired Rabbis,” 61 (1999): “Message to the Convention,” 41 (1979): 251. 283–284. Herman, Alisen. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The “Using E-Mail: A Hands-on Experience,” 57 Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, (1995): 158. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, “E-Mail Open-House,” 58 (1996): 185. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt “Implications of the Internet on Communal Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. 39–41. Herman, Jack. Heckelman, Tziporah. “Jack Herman: Eulogy,” by David C. Kogen, 34 “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing (1970): 174–176. Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, Herman, Joseph. Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie “Max Zucker: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 141–143. Reisner, 37 (1975): 220–223. Herman, Menahem. Hehir, J. Bryan, Reverend Father. “The Canonical Approach to Studying Biblical “Ethics and Public Policy,” 51 (1989): 38–47. Text,” 51 (1989): 197–198. Helfgott, Lawrence M. “Outreach to Immigrant South Africans,” 51 “Rabbinical Tenure,” 10 (1946): 236–239. (1989): 255–256. “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and Hermelin, David B. Work: Retirement and Insurance for “Installation of the President and Officers,” the Rabbi,” 11 (1947): 276–278. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar Heller, Abraham M. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “Shibeah Asar beTammuz Service—Sermon: Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving Birthday or Yahrzeit,” 6 (1939): 68–72. Laker, 52 (1990): 118–120. “Ginzberg-Marx Chairs,” 18 (1954): 179–180. Herring, Hayim Y. “Ginzberg-Marx Chairs,” 19 (1955): 255–258. “Eulogy of Rabbi Joseph W. Wiesenberg,” 54 Eulogies: (1992): 303–304. Author Index 235

Hershman, Abraham M. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur “Rabbi Levine, His Life and His Activities on Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Behalf of Modern Hebrew in the United 17–19, 23–27. States,” (Hebrew), 6 (1939): 98–103. “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zionist “Introduction: The Jewish Theological Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. Seminary of America,” 7 (1940): Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette 227–228. Avital, 58 (1996): 19–29. “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. “End of a Century, Beginning of a Millennium: Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. What Do Such Things Mean to Jews?” Eulogies: 61 (1999): 8–19. “In Memoriam: Professor Morris D. “Siyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. Cohen, Arthur Levine,” 5 (1933–38): 267–271. Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 51–54. “In Memoriam,” by Morris Adler, 23 Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham D. Barras,” 46 (1984): (1959): 101–104. 140. Hertz, Joseph Herman. Herzl, Theodore. “In Memoriam,” by Elias Solomon, 10 (1946): “In Memoriam: A Eulogy” (Abstract), by Louis 246–253. Feinberg, 5 (1933–38): 73. Hertzberg, Arthur. Heschel, Abraham Joshua. “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to “The Spirit of Prayer,” 17 (1953): 151–177. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” 17 (1945): 96–97. (1953): 198–199, 212–215. “Discussion: The Organization of the “Yisrael: Am, Eretz, Medinah—Ideological American Jewish Community,” Israel Evaluation of Israel and the Diaspora,” Goldstein, 24 (1960): 109–110. 22 (1958): 118–136. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary “Address on the Kotzker Rebbe,” delivered at the of America: An Evaluation,” Simon 1959 convention. Published as “Der Kotzker Greenberg, 24 (1960): 165. Rebbe” in Di Goldene Keyt: Periodical for “An Agenda for the Jewish People: A Literature and Social Problems, Tel Aviv: Response,” 34 (1970): 29–33. General Federation of Labour in Israel, “The Jews, the Land, and the Synagogue,” 1938–56, 71 (1970): 60–70. Gershon Winer, Eliezer Schweid, “The Values of Jewish Education,” 26 (1962): Arthur Hertzberg, delivered at the 1971 83–100. Convention in Israel. Published in “Prerequisites of Faith,” delivered at the 1966 Beineinu, Volume 2, Number 1, January convention, Toronto, Canada. 1972. Published in Conservative Judaism, 21, 3, “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From Spring 1967. Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “The Theological Dimension of Medinat Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): Yisrael,” 32 (1968): 91–103. 44–46. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of “The Changing Rabbinate: A Search for Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua Definition,” 37 (1975): 62–70. Heschel, 32 (1968): 105–109. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “Heschel on the Theology of the Rabbis,” Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Gordon Tucker, 51 (1989): 211–229. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “How to Read Abraham Joshua Heschel,” Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Edward K. Kaplan, 59 (1997): 141–142. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah “Spirituality and Social Action in the Writings Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, of Abraham Joshua Heschel,” Edward Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 105–108. K. Kaplan, 59 (1997): 149–150. “Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Hertzberg, “Tikkun Olam in the Thought of Rabbi Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 (1983): 38–44. Abraham Joshua Heschel on the “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Occasion of His 25th Yahrzeit,” Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 (Hebrew), Alexander Even-Chen, 60 (1983): 52–54. (1998): 168–174. “The Jews in America,” Arthur Hertzberg, Eulogy: “Abraham Joshua Heschel: Eulogy,” by Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 7–14. Wolfe Kelman, 35 (1973): 125–127. 236 The Rabbinical Assembly

Heschel, Susannah. Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirma- “Changing Forms of Jewish Spirituality,” 42 tion of Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; (1980): 146–158. ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob Hiat, Paul L. Kohn,” 3 (1929): 52. “Eulogy of Rabbi Herman Glatt,” 51 (1989): “Need of a Field Secretary,” 4 (1930–32): 307–308. 223–226. Higger, Michael. Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by Elias L. Solomon. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law,” 5 9 (1945): 224–225. (1933–38): 368–369. Hoffman, Isidor B. “Discussion: Review of The Agunah Question by “Status of Our Movement: Among College Louis M. Epstein,” David Aronson, 7 Students,” 3 (1929): 60–65. (1940): 312–314. “Social Justice Committee Report,” 6 (1939): “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of 100th 73–77. Anniversary of the Birth of Professor “Social Justice Committee Report,” 7 (1940): Solomon Schechter: The Development 42–47. of the Sanhedrin and of the Semikah,” 11 “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as (1947): 279–288. Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max Eulogies: Vorspan, 11 (1947): 220–221. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Louis Greenberg,” “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious 10 (1946): 243–246. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): “Memorial Address,” by Isaac H. Levinthal, 121–122. 17 (1953): 275–278. Eulogy: “Rabbi Isidor Hoffman,” by Jerome R. Higgins, George, Msgr. Malino, 43 (1981): 104–105. “An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Movement,” Hoffman, Jeffrey. Ben Zion Bokser, George Higgins, “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): 128–135. Search for God: A New Jewish “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 143–144, 147–148. 36–37. “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 (1967): Hoffman, Lawrence. 156–158. “A Place in the Mind of God: Talmud Torah: Himmelfarb, Milton. In Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 155–161. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “The Intellectual and the Rabbi,” 27 (1963): Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, 118–132. Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Hirsch, Joseph. Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 40–45. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Hoffman, Victor. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): 20. “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti Hirsch, Richard G. Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion “Mercaz,” 43 (1981), delivered at the 1981 Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, Convention. Published in Conservative Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 Judaism, Volume 34, No. 6, July/August (1988): 150–152. 1981. Hollander, Benjamin J. Hirsh, Abel. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces “In Memoriam,” by Max Drob, 5 (1933–38): the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, 236–238. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, Hochman, Jacob. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 131. “Jacob Hochman: Eulogy,” by Meyer Rubin, 30 “Eulogy: Nehama Leibowitz,” 60 (1998): (1966): 91–93. 205–208. Hoffman, Charles I. Holtz, Barry W. “Discussion: Judaism A Civilization,” Mordecai “New Directions for Adult Jewish Education,” M. Kaplan. 2 (1928): 130. Barry W. Holtz, Eduardo Rauch, 48 “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern (1986): 221–223. Author Index 237

Honig, Jacob. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben Weilerstein, 197–200. 17 (1953): 271. Eulogy: “Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman,” by Charles Horn, William. Sherman, 49 (1987): 327–329. “Drawing Young People into Synagogue Life,” William Horn, Edward Edelstein, 48 Indyk, Martin. (1986): 238–243. “American Views Israel and Israel Views Horowitz, David. America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Blitzer, 51 “Discussion: Toward a Philosophy of a (1989): 132–138. Conservative Day School,” Robert “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Gordis, 26 (1962): 67–71. Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf Horowitz, Edward. Blitzer, 51 (1989): 145–146, 147–148, “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Harry Katchen, 149–150. 49 (1987): 349. Ingall, Carol K. Horvitz, Abraham. “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Finding a Home in the “Eulogy of Rabbi Abraham Horvitz,” by Morris Conservative Movement,” Carol K. Ingall, Pickholtz, 43 (1981): 106. Robert Goldfarb, 57 (1995): 151–153. Horwitz, Herman L. Isaacs, Ronald. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The “Family Life Education Programs,” 51 (1989): Research of the Institute for Righteous 264–270. Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry “Jewish Family Matters,” 53 (1991): 103–111. London, 27 (1963): 111–113. Iser, Alan. “The Campus: Opportunities for Jewish “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven R. Renewal,” 35 (1973): 64–68. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Hoschander, Jacob. Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 366. “In Memoriam,” by Louis Finkelstein, 5 Israel, Richard. (1933–38): 69–72. “Discussion: The Intellectual and the Rabbi,” Hunter, David R. Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): “Evaluation of the Ecumenical Response,” 31 133–137. (1967): 136–140. Israeli, Phineas. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of the Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 2 Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): (1928): 66. 144–145, 148. Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 12 Hurwitz, B. Leon. (1948): 313–314. “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Israelitan, Abraham H. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Eulogy of Rabbi Abraham H. Israelitan,” by Siegel, 31 (1967): 87. Pinchos J. Chazin, 49 (1987): 330–332. Eulogy: “Leon B. Hurwitz: Eulogy,” by Morris Skop, 35 (1973): 128–129. Jackson, Jesse L., Reverend. Hyams, Ario S. “A Call to Challenge, Change and Character,” “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” 55 (1993): 40–51. by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): 265. Jacobs, David J. Hyamson, Moses. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Discussion: Inadequacies In The Status of the reaffirmation of matrilineal descent and Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 2 issues of conversion), 48 (1986): 319. (1928): 67. “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Eulogy: “Memorial Services,” by Jeremiah J. David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): Berman, 13 (1949): 449–452. 20–22. Hyman, Hillel. Jacobs, Harry L. “Rabbi Hillel Hyman,” by Barry Dov Schwartz, “In Memoriam: Rabbi Jacob Granowitz,” 3 42 (1980): 245–246. (1929): 130–131. Hyman, Irwin I. Jacobs, Harry S. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 11 (1947): Home and Family Life More Effective?” 372. 238 The Rabbinical Assembly

Jacobs, Israel. Kahn, Robert I. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” “President’s Report” (of CCAR), 36 (1974): Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 32–37. (1970): 78. Kalmin, Richard, Dr. Jacobs, Louis. “Professor Saul Lieberman’s Contribution to “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theological Jewish Scholarship,” 48 (1986): 145–149. Teaching,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf Kamenetz, Roger. Silverman, 33 (1969): 9–24. “The Renewed Yearning and Search for God: “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 32–34, 42–44. (1999): 27–30. “Zionism After 100 Years,” 43 (1981): 56–63. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Jacobson, David. Search for God: A New Jewish “Rabbi David Jacobson,” by Robert Gordis, 43 Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James (1981): 107–109. Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Jacobson, Nathan. Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): “Rabbi Nathan Jacobson,” by Robert Gordis, 40–41. 47 (1985): 167–169. Kamin, Jonas. Joffe, Joshua A. “In Memoriam,” by Bernard H. Ziskind, 8 “In Memoriam,” by C. E. Hillel Kauvar, 5 (1941–44): 250–252. (1933–38): 272–273. Kampelman, Max. Jolt, Harry. “Seeking Peace and the Soviet Union,” Max “Eulogy of Rabbi Lewis B. Grossman,” 37 Kampelman, 51 (1989): 81–86. (1975): 242–243. “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet Juda, Allen I. Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): “The Shabbat Campaign: Creating an 86–87, 87–89, 89, 90–91, 91–92, 92–93, 94. Observant Community,” Robert M. Kandel, Edward R. Abramson, Allen I. Juda, 59 (1997): “Naftali Halpern: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 123–124. 158–159. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wives,” by Kassel Abelson, 47 (1985): 176. Kadushin, Max. Kane, Irving. “Discussion: The Things That Unite Us,” Louis “The American Jewish Community,” 25 (1961): Finkelstein, 1 (1927): 60–66. 68–79. “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine Work,” 4 “Discussion: The American Jewish Community,” (1930–32): 26–35. Irving Kane, 25 (1961): 80–82. “Convention Law Committee,” 6 (1939): 166. Kane, Steven. “Concept of the Chosen People in Rabbinic “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Literature,” (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf 20–25. Blitzer, 51 (1989): 145. “Experience of Worship,” delivered at the 1959 “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White convention. Published in Worship and House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, Ethics: a Study in Rabbinic Judaism, 51 (1999): 62. Illinois: Northwestern University Press, Kanner, Ted. 1963. “Synagogue and Federation: The Emerging Eulogy: “Rabbi Max Kadushin,” by Simon Partnership,” 41 (1979): 226–228. Greenberg, 43 (1981): 110–112. “Discussion: Synagogue and Federation: The Kahn, Alfred H. Emerging Partnership,” Ted Kanner, 41 “Eulogy,” by Reuben Kaufman, 20 (1956): (1979): 229–230. 286–287. Kanter, Elana. Kahn, Herman. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Search “War and Peace,” 27 (1963): 65–73. for God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Kahn, 27 (1963): 81–83. (1999): 38. Author Index 239

Kanter, Shammai. “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 “Being Unaware of What We Know,” 25 (1961): (1945): 199–204. 174–175. “Seminary Expansion Program—Summary,” 10 “Our Prayerbook and Its English Style,” 29 (1946): 220–227. (1965): 50–58. “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and 290–292. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): “Discussion: On the Furtherance of the 30–31. Synagogue-Center Movement,” Jacob B. “D’var Torah—Synthesis and Prayer,” 46 Agus, 11 (1947): 339–343. (1984): 110–113. “Religion and the Crisis in Moral and Intellectual Kaplan, Edward K. Leadership,” 15 (1951): 164–172. “How to Read Abraham Joshua Heschel,” 59 “Response: Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. (1997): 141–142. Kaplan,” Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): “Spirituality and Social Action in the Writings 211–219. of Abraham Joshua Heschel,” 59 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1997): 149–150. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Kaplan, Julius. 60–61. “In Memoriam” (Hebrew), by Israel Efros, 7 “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” 16 (1940): 317–320. (1952): 179–185. Kaplan, Louis. “Needed: A New Zionism to Revive the “D’var Torah: Ha-Sneh Bo-er ba-Esh” (English), Moribund Jewish People,” 18 (1954): 28 (1964): 215–217. 181–193. Kaplan, Mordecai M. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive “Judaism As a Civilization,” 2 (1928): 115–130. the Moribund Jewish People,” 18 “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” (1954): 194–200. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical 131–133. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern Life,’ (1955): 164–167. Louis Finkelstein; ‘A Reaffirmation of “Reply: In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Traditional Judaism,’ Max Drob; Kaplan,” Moshe Davis, 20 (1956): ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Jacob 267–273. Kohn, 3 (1929): 51–52. “Ideological Evaluation of Israel and the “Discussion: ‘Spiritual Elements in Judaism,’ Diaspora,” 22 (1958): 137–148. Jacob Kohn. ‘Menace of Secularism in “The Religious Imperatves of Jewish the Synagogue,’ Israel Goldstein, 3 Peoplehood,” delivered at the 1959 (1929): 103–104. convention. Published in The “The Place of Dogma in Judaism,” 4 Reconstructionist, Vol. 25, No. 9, 1959. (1930–32): 280–306. “Wage Peace Or . . .,” 27 (1963): 47–56. “Three Reviews: The Making of the Modern Jew by “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Milton Steinberg, The Future of Judaism Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman by Eugene Kohn, Judaism as a Civilization Kahn, 27 (1963): 74–75, 77. by Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Henry M. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 88–99. Research of the Institute for Righteous “President’s Message” delivered May 2, 1933, 6 Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry (1939): 177–202. London, 27 (1963): 106–108. “The Place of the Rabbi in American Jewish “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted (including Life,” 7: 253–290. the Birmingham Resolution),” 27 “Discussion: Authority in Jewish Law,” Robert (1963): 239–241, 242. Gordis, 8 (1941–44): 95–97. “Resolutions Adopted,” 30 (1966): 123–139. “How Man Comes to Know God,” 8 (1941–44): “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of 256–271. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, “Symposium on Seminary Expansion David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34–36. Program,” 8 (1941–44): 316–320. “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Educa- “Training of Teaching and Leadership tion,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleeper, Personnel,” 8 (1941–44): 348–355. Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 106–108. 240 The Rabbinical Assembly

Kaplan, Mordecai M. (cont’d.) Eulogy: “Abraham Burstein: Eulogy,” 31 “In Honour of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 33 (1967): 169–171. (1969): 132–134. Kartzinel, Phineas. “Professor Mordecai Kaplan’s Torah in a Post- “In Memoriam: Rabbi Phineas Kartzinel,” by Copernican Age,” Gordon Tucker, 48 Ben Zion Bokser, 4 (1930–32): 381–382. (1986): 201–218. Kass, Alvin. Eulogy: “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” by Ira “Eulogy of Rabby Harry E. Schwartz,” 50 Eisenstern, 46 (1984): 151–153. (1988): 237–240. Kaplan, Solomon M. Katchen, Alan S. “Herman Hailperin: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): “Rabbi Harry W. Katchen,” 62 (2000): 117–120. 307–309. “Eulogy of Rabbi Solomon M. Kaplan,” by Katchen, Harry W. Moshe V. Goldblum, 45 (1983): 197. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 49 (1987): Karlin, Gary. 349–350. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: Eulogy: “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, 301–304. Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 “Rabbi Harry W. Katchen,” by Alan S. (1999): 100. Katchen, 62 (2000): 307–309. Karp, Abraham J. Katz, Baruch. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New “Rabbi Baruch Katz,” by Abraham Pelberg, 38 Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 (1976): 273–274. (1948): 239–242. Katz, Jacob. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical “Eulogies,” by Abraham Burstein, 14 (1950): Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 321–322. (1955): 155–157. Katz, Reuben M. “Discussion: Rabbis as Educational Statesmen,” “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 78–79. Abraham E. Millgram, 19 (1955): Katzoff, Louis. 217–222. “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. 174–175. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 295–296. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Looks “Discussion: The Rabbi in Education,” 10 Upon Itself and Upon the Conservative (1946): 176–179. Movement,” Bernard Segal, 24 (1960): Eulogy: “Rabbi Aryeh Lev Katzoff” (Hebrew), 187–189. by Yosef Green, 50 (1988): vov-zayin. “The American Jewish Community-Union Now Kauffmann, Yehezkel. Or Ever?” 25 (1961): 45–67. “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: In Tribute “Discussion: The Jewish Day School,” Harry to H. L. Ginsberg,” David Lieber, 48 Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert (1986): 167–185. Gordis, 26 (1962): 79–80. Kaufman, Jan Caryl. “Preaching Schechter,” 27 (1963): 21–46. “Introduction: On Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Bronfman, 51 (1989): 48. Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 “Defining the Agenda of the Rabbis Through (1964): 156–157. the Study of Midrash,” 51 (1989): “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” 239–241. Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Clayman, 34 (1970): 52–53. Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, (1990): 101. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 133–134. “Activities Related to Religious Pluralism,” 59 “The Future of Conservative Judaism,” 49 (1997): 99–100. (1987): 70–89. “Programs of Professional Growth and “Toward the Centennial of the Rabbinical Learning,” 61 (1999): 241–243. Assembly of America: Some Preliminary Kaufman, Reuben. Observations,” 56 (1994): 3–13. “Eulogy: Alfred H. Kahn,” 20 (1956): 286–287. Author Index 241

Kaufman, William E. Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar “A. J. Heschel, Hasidic Prayer and Process Schorsch, 61 (1999): 65–71. Philosophy,” 45 (1983): 163–168. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 75, 21–22. 76–77, 77, 77–78, 78–79. “The Case for God,” 54 (1992): 81–85. Kefauver, Estes. Kaunfer, Neal. “Authority and Morality,” 19 (1955): 249–254. “New Trends and Programs in Jewish Kelman, Joseph. Education,” 39 (1977): 95–102. “Special Education and the Conservative Syna- Kauvar, C. E. Hillel. gogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph Kelman, “In Memoriam: Reverend Joshua A. Joffe,” 5 Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): 118–123. (1933–38): 272–275. Kelman, Levi, (-Weiman). Kayser, Stephen S. “In Honor of Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “The Rabbi and Jewish Art,” 11 (1947): 371. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Kazan, Fredric. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah 76. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 117. Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): “Spiritual Demands (Hebrew),” 43 (1981): 19–20. 12–13. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 74–76. (1999): 96–97. “Dedication of Rabbinical Assembly Grove in Eulogy: “Rabbi Kenneth R. Berger, Aviva Ben Memory of Rabbi Wolfe Keman,” 60 Ayoun Berger,” 52 (1990): 231–234. (1998): 106–108. Kazis, Abraham P. Kelman, Naamah. “Rabbi Abraham P. Kazis,” by Benjamin H. “In Honor of Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Gorrelick, 36 (1974): 198–201. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Kazis, Israel J. Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “The Rabbi as Preacher—Lesson of the Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai Chaplaincy,” 10 (1946): 94–98. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, of America: An Evaluation,” Simon Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 114–117. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 154–158. Kelman, Wolfe. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a Elementary and Secondary Jewish Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 58. Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 “Discussion: The Steering Committee on the (1962): 35. Joint Conference on Jewish Law,” 19 Eulogy: “Herman H. Rubenovitz,” 30 (1966): (1955): 44. 96–99. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 24 Keeler, William Henry, Cardinal. (1960): 70–83. “Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Aetate: The “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” of America: An Evaluation,” Simon Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Greenberg, 24 (1960): 170–171. Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 25 87–93. (1961): 123–131. “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish Elementary and Secondary Jewish Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1962): 36–37. (1990): 100–101, 101–102, 102–104. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 26 “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan (1962): 110–123. 242 The Rabbinical Assembly

Kelman, Wolfe (cont’d.) “Discussion: Report from Israel,” Reuven “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- Hammer, 51 (1989): 19. President,” 26 (1962): 123–125, “Introduction: On Soviet Jewry,” Edgar M. 126–129. Bronfman, 51 (1989): 48–49. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 28 “Whatever Happened to Pluralism?” Steven M. (1964): 1–15. Cohen, Eugene Lipman, Wolfe Kelman, “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- 51 (1989): 172–178. President,” 28 (1964): 16–19, 20–21, “Response: In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi 22–23. Wolfe Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” Nadich, Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): Leifman, Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 310–311. (1990): 76–84 “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 29 Eulogies: (1965): 1–17. “Abraham Joshua Heschel: Eulogy,” 35 “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. (1973): 125–127. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 13–15. “Rabbi Morris Goodblatt,” 40 (1978): “Introspective Overview,” 33 (1969): 1–8. 199–200. “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of “Rabbi Alexander Goldstein,” 42 (1980): Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, 243–244. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 34. “Rabbi Aaron H. Blumenthal,” 45 (1983): “The American Synagogue: From Supermarket 191–193. to Boutique,” 37 (1975): 14–29. “Rabbi Arthur Chiel,” 46 (1984): 146–148. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From “Rabbi Ludwig Nadelmann,” 49 (1987): Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe 335–336. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): “Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” 50 (1988): 40–41. 241–244. “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” 37 “Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” by Morton M. (1975): 84–89. Leifman, 53 (1991): 172–175. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Kenen, I. L. (Isaiah) Assembly, 37 (1975): 260, 262–263, “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. 264–265. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 15–19, 20, 21, 22. “In Honor of Rabbi Kelman,” Morton Kennedy, Edward M., Senator. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour “Who Is Left Out: The Debate Over Health Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur Care and Welfare Reform,” 59 (1997): Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai 37–43. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah Kensky, Allan. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, “Keruv in the Congregational Setting,” 53 Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 117–123. (1991): 125–126. “Installation Banquet—Installation Address,” “In Search of Yerushalayim Shel Maalah,” 58 Wolfe Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, (1996): 154–156. Daniel Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Eulogy: “Rabbi Baruch Bokser,” 53 (1991): Teplitz, 40(1978): 173–176. 163–167. “Defeatism, Triumphalism, or Gevurah? ” 42 Kerbel, Paul. (1980): 13–24. “D’var Torah—Hopefulness Amidst Despair,” “Kallah on Halakhah: Tribute to Rabbi Saul 54 (1992): 268–270. Teplitz,” 42 (1980): 421–424. Keren, Hila. “Israel on the Eve of Yom Ha-Atzmaut— “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative Introduction,” Yehuda Z. Blum, 44 Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud (1982): 11–12. Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): “The Future of the Conservative Rabbi,” 49 199–205. (1987): 116–122. Kertzer, Morris N. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” “Report of Social Action Committee,” 14 Seymour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, (1950): 256–262. Seymour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 Kessler, Irving. (1987): 131–136. “Israel, the Federation and the Conservative Author Index 243

Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Melvin L. “Jewish Attitudes Towards Terrorism,” 56 Libman, David Spritzer, 46 (1984): 3–8. (1994), delivered at the 1994 Kessler, Martin. Convention. Published in B’nai B’rith “Rabbi Martin Kessler,” by Bernard Eisenman, International Jewish Monthly, Vol. 99, No. 61 (1999): 183, 204–206. 2, Oct, 1994, as “Torah Against Terror.” Kessler, Rachel. “What Happened to the Decalogue in Jewish “Tribute to Rabbi Martin Kessler,” 60 (1998): Liturgy?” 59 (1997): 132–135. 15–17. “‘Awaken, Awaken, for Your Light Has Come’: Kessler, Stanley M. From Garments of Skin to Garments of “Discussion: The Relationship of the Light,” 59 (1997): 143–146. Conservative Movement in Judaism to King, Coretta Scott. the Zionist Movement, the Zionist “Black-Jewish Relations,” 49 (1987): 57–60. Organization of America, the State of King, Jr., Martin Luther. Israel, the World Zionist Organization “Address and Discussion,” delivered at the and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, 1968 Convention. Published in 28 (1964): 84. Conservative Judaism, Vol. 22, No. 3, “New Directions in Jewish Education,” 33 Spring 1968. (1969): 88–95. Eulogy: “In Memory of Martin Luther King, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Jr.,” by Jordan S. Ofseyer, 49 (1987): (report includes roll call on permitting 61–65. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Kirschenbaum, Aaron. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 233. “Jewish Religious Legislation in the Knesset,” Kestenbaum, Jerome. 36 (1974): 291–301. “Rabbi Jerome Kestenbaum,” by Eric Cytryn, Kirshblum, Mordecai. 55 (1993): 159–161. “Eulogy of Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” by Kieffer, Melvin. Mordecai Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, “Dealing with Conflicts in the Congregation,” Yaakov Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 39 (1977): 58–61. (1983): 198–199. “Finances for the Rabbi in and for Kirshblum, I. Usher. Retirement,” 49 (1987): 166–169. “Discussion: The Relationship of American Kieval, Herman. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua “Discussion: American Jewry and the New Kohn, 13 (1949): 249–250. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive (1948): 235–239. the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai “A New Technique For Teaching The Weekly M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 196–197. Sidrah From The Pulpit,” 24 (1960): “Discussion: The Relationship of the 246–251. Conservative Movement in Judaism to “Possibilities for Liturgical Renewal Within the the Zionist Movement, the Zionist Jewish Tradition,” 29 (1965): 33–40. Organization of America, the State of “D’var Torah,” 37 (1975): 249–251. Israel, the World Zionist Organization Eulogy: “Rabbi Hayyim Kieval,” by Jules and to K’lal Yisrael,” Simon Greenberg, Harlow, 53 (1991): 176–179. 28 (1964): 91–92. Kimelman, Reuven R. “Discussion: Resolution: Religion in Israel,” “Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Everett Rabbinical Assembly, 28 (1964): 308. Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Elliott “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. Levitas, 49 (1987): 8–26. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 10–11, 20. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” “Discussion: “Resolutions,” Rabbinical Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Assembly, 37 (1975): 265–267. Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 37–38. Eulogies: “The Case for Creation, Revelation, and “Joseph S. Shubow: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): Redemption in the Shema: A Study in 181–182. the Rhetoric of the Liturgy,” 52 (1990): “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” by Mordecai 170–192. Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov “Ashre: Psalm 145 and the Liturgy,” 54 (1992): Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): 97–128. 198–199. 244 The Rabbinical Assembly

Klagsbrun, Francine Lifton. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “Response: Award Presentation,” Mayer 39–40. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 9–10. “Recent Developments in Rabbinic and Klayman, Michael. Responsa Literature,” 20 (1956): “Respondents: ‘Entering the Second Century: 144–162. From Scholarship to the Rabbinate,’” “An Attitude to Halakhah,” 22 (1958): 102–107. Joseph Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond “Discussion: Halakhah and the Life of P. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 48–51. Holiness,” Jack J. Cohen, 22 (1958): “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael 108. Klayman, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 6–7. “Presidential Address,” 23 (1959): 19–32. “Opening Remarks,” 59 (1997): 3–4. “Presidential Message,” 24 (1960): 56–69. Klein, Andrew. “Response to Tribute,” Louis Finkelstein, 24 “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): (1960: 231–234. 172–173. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Eulogy: “Andrew Klein: Eulogy,” by Albert N. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Troy, 32 (1968): 193–195. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Klein, Carl. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel (report includes roll call on permitting Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 105–108. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 235. “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” 30 (1966): 111–115. Klein, Charles A. “The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Years: A “Strengthening the Jewish Family,” Alice Conservative Approach: A Response,” Shalvi, Charles A. Klein, 57 (1995): Isaac Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, 40–44. Leon B. Fink, 32 (1968): 36–47. Klein, Joel. “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Giyoret,” 32 (1968): 219–223. Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Fink, 32 (1968): 69. 224–228. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” 33 (1969): Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. 203–218. Klein, Isaac. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces “The Case of Civil Marriage According to the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, Jewish Law,” 5 (1933–38): 474–486. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 132–133. Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 184–185. “The Rabbi and His Family,” 36 (1974): “The Rabbi in Education: All-Day Schools,” 10 163–165. (1946): 159–166. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Judaism,” 12 (1948): 129–134. Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 41. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of “Introduction: The Changing Rabbinate: A Conservative Judaism,” 12 (1948): Search for Definition,” Arthur 138–139, 143–144. Hertzberg, 37 (1975): 61. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Eulogy: “Rabbi Isaac Klein,” by David C. Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Kogen, 41 (1979): 262–265. Friedman, 14 (1950): 177–178. Klein, Max D. “The Problem of Chalizah Today,” 15 (1951): “Memorial Address: Louis J. Haas, Jerome 146–150. Labovitz, Leon S. Lang, Abraham L. “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Lassen, Elias L. Solomon, Marcus Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 Wald,” 21 (1957): 236–239. (1953): 65, 79. “Rabbi Max D. Klein,” by Edward T. Sandrow, “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying A 36 (1974): 202. Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59, 61. Klein, Samuel. “Discussion: Report on the Committee of “U-va Letziyon,” 44 (1982): 139–142. Author Index 245

Kleinman, Philip. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Rabbi Philip Kleinman,” by Joshua Stampfer, Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 46 (1984): 154–155. (1986): 133–134, 141. Kliers, Maurice I. “In Honor of Leo Landes,” 57 (1995): 69–70. “Maurice I. Kliers: Eulogy,” by Moshe Babin, 35 Eulogies: (1973): 130–133. “Jack Herman: Eulogy,” 34 (1970): Kling, Simcha. 174–176. “Eretz Yisrael,” 25 (1961): 176–179. “Rabbi Isaac Klein,” 41 (1979): 262–265. “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Education,” Kogen, Judah. Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): “Recognition of Rabbis Celebrating 50 Years of 101–105. Service,” 58 (1996): 72–76. “The Impressions of One Rabbi After a Year in Kohn, Eugene. Israel,” 28 (1964): 37–44. “Discussion: The Things That Unite Us,” Louis “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative Finkelstein, 1 (1927): 54–60. Movement in Israel, The Impressions of “Comments: Traditional Law and Modern One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 31–39. (1964): 49–50. “Character Training in the Jewish Religious “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules School,” 4 (1930–32): 43–63. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard “The Liturgy and the Modern Jew,” 4 Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, (1930–32): 148–166. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel “The Objectives of Jewish Education in Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 America,” 5 (1933–38): 13–29. (1968): 7–35. “Three Reviews: The Making of the Modern Jew by “The Rabbi and His Family,” 35 (1973): Milton Steinberg, The Future of Judaism 100–102. by Eugene Kohn, Judaism as a Civiliza- Eulogy: “Rabbi Simcha Kling,” by Robert tion by Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Henry M. Slosberg, 53 (1991): 180–182. Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 88–99. Klutznick, Philip M., Hon. “Social Justice Ideal in Jewish Education,” 5 “The Synagogue and the Changing (1933–38): 119–138. Community,” 35 (1973): 20–34. “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 252–266. “Some Challenging Issues,” 40 (1978): “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 356–367. 115–127. “The Synagogue and Social Problems,” 6 Kobrinetz, Simeon. (1939): 78–85. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the “Discussion: Vitalizing Public Worship,” Morris Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William Silverman, 7 (1940): 180–189. Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 77. “Report of Committee on Social Justice,” 8 Kogen, David C. (1941–44): 39–42. “Discussion and Presentation: Experiences in “Discussion: Toward a Creative Jewish Strengthening the Sabbath—The Community in America,” Robert Seattle Plan,” Samuel Penner, 14 Gordis, 13 (1949): 352–353. (1950): 193–197. “Discussion: Theological Problems of the “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D.Cohen, Hour,” Milton Steinberg, 13 (1949): David C.Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. 429–438. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, (1953): 67–68. Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, “Prayer and the Modern Jew,” 17 (1953): Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. 179–191. Schachter, 44 (1982): 1–2, 8. “Discussion: Prayer and the Modern Jew,” 17 “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, (1953): 215–217. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “President’s Dinner in Honor of Ira Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 95–96. Eisenstein,” 18 (1954): 229–230. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Eulogy: “Rabbi Eugene Kohn,” by Ira J. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Eisenstein, 39 (1977): 110–111. 246 The Rabbinical Assembly

Kohn, Jacob. Eulogy: “Eulogies: Carl L. Manello,” 16 (1952): “Discussion: A New Task for American Rabbis,” 226–227. Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 58–59. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 131. “Rabbi Nathan Kollin,” by Armond E. “Comments: Traditional Law and Modern Cohen, 60 (1998): 233–235. Life,” Louis Finkelstein, 3 (1929): 51. Konheim, Jon. “Spiritual Elements in Judaism,” 3 (1929): “Interfaith Programming,” 54 (1992): 75–89. 197–201. “Discussion: Spiritual Elements in Judaism,” 3 Konigsberg, Randall J. (1929): 103–104. “Adult Education Programming,” 47 (1985): “Science and the New Mysticism,” 4 (1930–32): 154–157. 64–82. “Day Runners, Traffic Patterns and Computers: Eulogy: “Jacob Kohn: Eulogy,” by Louis M. Advice for the Recently Ordained Levitsky, 33 (1969): 182–183. Rabbi,” 58 (1996): 180–181. Kohn, S. Joshua. Konvitz, Milton R. “The Rabbi and the Congregational Budget,” 4 “Torah and Constitution: An American Bicen- (1930–32): 219–222. tennial Lecture,” 38 (1976): 54–67. “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and Kose, Elvin. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Reality in Israel,” 29 (1965): 67–75. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 357. Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “The Pension Plan,” 9 (1945): 24–26. Wives,” by Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): “Discussion: Relation of the Synagogues to 265. National Jewish Organizations,” 9 Kosofsky, Sidney. (1945): 96. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small “The Relationship of the American Jewish Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 Community to Israel,” 13 (1949): (1949): 213–215. 225–237. Kraemer, David, Dr. “Discussion: The Organization of The “The Scholar’s Dilemma: In Tribute to Professor American Jewish Community,” Israel Louis Ginzberg,” 48 (1986): 153–166. Goldstein, 14 (1960): 107–108. “New Meaning in Ancient Talmudic Texts: A Eulogy: “Rabbi S. Joshua Kohn,” by Abraham Rhetorical Reading and the Case for Millgram, 44 (1982): 158–159. Pluralism,” 49 (1987): 201–214. Kolatch, Alfred. “New Meaning in Ancient Talmudic Texts: A “Eulogy of Rabbi Ephraim Bennett,” 56 Time Poem,” 49 (1987): 215–225. (1994): 230–233. “The Mind of the Talmud: Hubris, Piety, and Kollek, Teddy, Hon. Divine Truth,” 53 (1991): 89–99. “Greetings,” 50 (1988): 11–14. Kraft, Louis. Kollin, Gilbert. “Relation of the Synagogue to National Jewish “D’var Torah—Emet ve-Emunah,” 52 (1990): Organizations,” 9 (1945): 92–102. 222–225. Kraft, Jacob. Kollin, Nathan. “Rabbi Jacob Kraft,” by Kenneth S. Cohen, 50 “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith (1988): 215–220. Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 Kraft, Saul. (1940): 119. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 Home and Family Life More Effective?” (1950): 273–276. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Kramer, Simon G. 200–206. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira “Placement Committee Report and Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 163–168. Discussion,” 9 (1945): 23. Krasner, Barbara R. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue “Restoring Relational Trust: A Rabbinic Activities: An Experiment in Jewish- Mandate,” 42 (1980): 120–131. Christian Inter-Religious School Kratzenstein, Jossef J. Activity,” Elias Charry, 9 (1945): 87, “Rabbi Jossef J. Kratzenstein,” by Stefan 89. Weinberg, 53 (1991): 183–184. Author Index 247

Krauthammer, Charles. Kreuger, Nahum B. “The Palestinians and the Middle East,” 51 “Eulogies,” by Martin Berkowitz, 14 (1950): (1989): 70–72. 323–324. “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle Kreutzer, Franklin D., Esq. East,” 51 (1989): 72–73, 74–75, 75–76, “Greetings and a Challenge from the United 76–77, 77–78, 78–79, 79. Synagogue of America,” 50 (1988): Kreiman, Angel. 23–25. “Report from Latin America,” 52 (1990): Kripke, Meyer. 107–110. “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of “D’var Torah—Putting Torah into Practice,” 52 Conservative Judaism,” Theodore (1990): 226–227. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac Kreitman, Benjamin Z. Klein, 12 (1949): 162–165. “The First Ten Years of the Committee on Law Kroloff, Charles A. and Standards,” 22 (1958): 68–80. “Greetings,” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 5–6. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Kummer, Howard Karol. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Colleagues,” Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): 301–304. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin “Rabbi Howard Karol Kummer,” by Zahara Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel Davidowitz-Farkas, 62 (2000): 310–314. Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): Kunin, Madeline May. 105–108. “Education, the American Polity and the First “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Amendment,” 58 (1996): 9–15. Standards,” 31 (1967): 189–194. Kurshan, Neil. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative “Eulogy of Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” by Neil Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron Kurshan, Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 250–253. (1967): 222–224, 226, 228. Kurtz, Vernon H. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and “Introduction: The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Standards,” 32 (1968): 206–218. Restructuring,” Bernard Olshansky, “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Shoshana Cardin, 58 (1996): 111–113. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Discussion: The Chancellor and the 224–228. Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Bohnen, Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 76. Edward Gershfield, Benjamin “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wexler, Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): David Lieber, Seymour L. Essrog, Ismar 229–248. Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Alan “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 153–160. Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. “Tribute to Past Presidents of the Rabbinical “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be Used as Assembly,” 62 (2000): 168–172. a Mikvah?,” (Hebrew), 33 (1969): Kurz, Michael L. 219–222. “Memorial Tribute,” by Baruch Silverstein, 48 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and (1986): 303. Standards,” 34 (1970): 191–199. Kushner, Harold S. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “A Jewish View of Verbal and Visual Jewish Law and Standards,” 34 (1970): Obscenity,” 40 (1978): 102–107. 200, 207–208. “Kallah on Halakhah: Is the Conservative Move- “The United Synagogue and the Future of the ment Halakhic? ” 42 (1980): 364–369. Conservative Movement,” 38 (1976): “The Hunger For the Sacred,” 44 (1982): 155–170. 22–30. “What Does Halakhah Mean to Us?” 40 (1978): “Sermons in the Levinthal Tradition,” 45 15–19. (1983): 112–116. “Israel and the Conservative Movement,” 48 “A Plea for Unity in the Rabbinical Assembly,” (1986): 53–55. 46 (1984): 18–21. Krents, Milton E. “The Projected Humash Commentary,” “The Crisis in Religious Broadcasting,” 42 Harold Kushner, David Lieber, 56 (1980): 118. (1994): 14–17. 248 The Rabbinical Assembly

Kushner, Harold S. (cont’d.) Landes, Aaron. “Religious Values in Contemporary Society: “The Study of Torah,” 25 (1961): 180–182. Where Do We Stand As Conservative “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Jews?” 58 (1996): 82–92. Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman Eulogy: “Rabbi Irving Perlman,” 44 (1982): Kahn, 27 (1963): 76–77. 160–161. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “Rabbi Manuel Saltzman,” 60 (1998): Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard 250–251. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, “Rabbi Pesach Sobel,” 60 (1998): 255–257. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Labinger, Marvin L. (1968): 7–35. “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” by David “Discussion: The Shulhan Arukh After 400 Blumenfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, 46 Years: A Conservative Approach,” Isaac (1984): 165–169. Klein, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon B. Labovitz, Annette. Fink, 32 (1968): 66–67. “Our Sacred Trust: How Stories Can Be Used “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Educa- to Achieve Jewish Cultural Literacy,” tion,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Sleeper, Eugene Labovitz, Annette Labovitz, 57 Louis Newman, 33 (1969): 111–112. (1995): 137. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Labovitz, Eugene. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Our Sacred Trust: How Stories Can Be Used Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. to Achieve Jewish Cultural Literacy,” “Planning the Synagogue Year,” 36 (1974): Eugene Labovitz, Annette Labovitz, 57 158–162. (1995): 137. “Response: Rabbinic Achievement Award Labovitz, Gail S. Presentation,” 62 (2000): 24–25. “The Study of Masekhet Berakhot,” 57 (1995): Landes, Leo. 55–58. “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” Labovitz, Jerome. Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, 21 Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 126–130. (1957): 238–239. “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying Laker, Irving. Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo “Installation of the President and Officers,” Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar 133, 135–136, 137–139, 139. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “In Honor of Leo Landes,” David C. Kogen, 57 Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving (1995): 69–70. Laker, 52 (1990): 122–123. Landesman, Alter F. Laksman, Motti. “Synagogue Attendance (A Statistical Survey),” “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti 2 (1928): 41–52. Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion “Discussion: Synagogue Attendance (A Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, Statistical Survey),” Alter Landesman, 2 Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 (1928): 67–68. (1988): 154, 157–158, 160, 165. “Lessons We Can Learn from the Economic Lanckton, Ben. Crisis and Its Effects on the Spiritual “D’var Torah,” 61 (1999): 171–172. Life of American Jewry,” 4 (1930–32): Landau, Hyman J. 189–198. “Hyman J. Landau—Eulogy,” by Max Arzt, 31 “The Adolescent, Some of His Interests and (1967): 174–177. Conflicts,” 5 (1933–38): 308–321. Landau, Sol. “Convention Committee on Education,” 6 “Adult Education: Life as a Text,” 38 (1976): (1939): 165. 227–228. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 “Continuing Education for the Rabbi,” 39 (1946): 22–27. (1977): 56–57. Eulogy: “Rabbi Alter Landesman,” by Simon “The Middle Years: A Time of Crisis and Greenberg, 43 (1981): 113–114. Change,” 42 (1980): 178–180. Landskroner, Al. Eulogy: “Rabbi Murray Alstet,” 39 (1977): “Eulogy of Rabbi Solomon H. Waldenberg,” 46 106–107. (1984): 173–174. Author Index 249

Lang, Leon S. Eulogy: “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, “Discussion: A New Task for American Rabbis,” 21 (1957): 237–238. Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. Langer, Ruth. “Congregational Schools and Progressive “Approaching Divine Holiness: Issues in the Religious Education,” 4 (1930–32): Liturgical Use of the Kedushah,” 59 140–147. (1997): 147–148. “Social Ideals in the Curriculum of the Jewish Langer, Samuel. School,” 4 (1930–32): 365–367. “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel Langer,” by Judith “Abstract of Report of the Education Langer Caplan, 58 (1996): 216–218. Committee,” 5 (1933–38): xii. Langh, Philip A. “What Have We Done With Confirmation?” 5 “Status of Our Movement: In the Middle (1933–38): 288–307. West,” 3 (1929): 71–74. “Adult Education Through the Synagogue,” 6 “Adult Education and the Synagogue,” 5 (1939): 48–62. (1933–38): 139–143. “Adult Education Committee,” 7 (1940): Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 11 36–41. (1947): 372. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith Lanyi, George. Movement,” David A. “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben Weilerstein, Goldstein, 7 (1940): 119–121. 17 (1953): 271–272. “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the Lasker, Arnold A. Home and Family Life More Effective?” “Discussion: The Rabbi in the Small William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 206–209. (1949): 189–190, 212. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): 4–19. “Personal Prayer,” 17 (1953): 231–238. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” 56–63. Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 221–222. “Symposium on Seminary Expansion “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): Program,” 8 (1941–44): 302–303. 179. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in (1941–44): 345–346. Elementary and Secondary Jewish “Discussion: The Training of Teaching and Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 Leadsership Personnel,” Mordecai M. (1962): 36. Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 356–358. “Meeting the Needs of the Bereaved,” 27 “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue,” Elias (1963): 185–191. Charry, Frank D. Plotke, Paul Reich, 9 “Discussion: Intermarriage,” Albert I. Gordon, (1945): 88. 28 (1964): 173. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance,” 10 “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish (1946): 18–22. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Discussion: The Rabbi and Marriage and Siegel, 31 (1967): 88. Family Counsel,” Sidney E. Goldstein, “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative 11 (1947): 263. Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 Conservative Judaism,” Theodore (1967): 226. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” Klein, 12 (1948): 176–177, 182–183. Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 “Tribute to Outgoing President—Israel M. (1970): 80–81. Goldman,” 12 (1948): 304–308. “Identifying and Changing Parental Attitudes,” “Discussion: Report of the Committee on 39 (1977): 73–75. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Eulogies: 55–56. “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” 48 (1986): “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and 277–278. the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, “Rabbi Jordon I. Taxon,” 50 (1988): 249–251. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 206–207. “Rabbi Mordecai L. Brill,” 56 (1994): “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical 234–236. Assembly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 “Rabbi Arnold A. Lasker,” by Jeshaia Schnitzer, (1955): 158–159. 59 (1997): 206–209. 250 The Rabbinical Assembly

Lasker, Harry B. “Eulogy of Rabbi Charles Bender,” 56 (1994): “Eulogy of Rabbi Harry B. Lasker,” by Perry 227–229. Rank, 53 (1991): 185–187. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Lassen, Abraham L. Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, 21 301–304. (1957): 236. “Eulogy of Rabbi A. Bernard Leffell,” by Jacob Lavie, Naphtali, Hon. Chinitz, 62 (2000): 315–319. “An Address,” 46 (1984): 14–17. Lehrman, Irving. Lavinsky, Arthur. “Discussion: The Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” “Discussion: American Views Israel and Israel Abraham J. Heschel, 17 (1953): Views America,” Martin Indyk, Wolf 192–197. Blitzer, 51 (1989): 147. “The Sabbath Morning Sermon,” 19 (1955): “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White 240–248. House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, “The Synagogue Council of America,” 35 51 (1999): 59–60. (1973): 43–46. Layman, Jonah. “The Sermon,” 37 (1975): 203–207. “On Working with the Intermarried,” 53 “Discussion: The Sermon,” Irving Lehrman, 37 (1991): 127–129. (1975): 207–212. Layman, Robert. “Seminar on Shavuot,” 42 (1980): 226–232. “Special Education and the Conservative Syna- Eulogies: gogue,” Robert Layman, Joseph “Israel Goldfarb: Eulogy,” 31 (1967): Kelman, Reuven Hammer, 44 (1982): 172–173. 116–118. “Rabbi Charles Rubel,” 42 (1980): 248. Lazowick, Maurice A. Lehrman, Moses. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Gerald L. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): Lebeau, James. 29–30. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Feifel, Eulogy: “Rabbi Moses Lehrman,” by Simon 41 (1979): 53. Greenberg, 40 (1978): 203–205. “The Saul Lieberman Institute of Talmudic Leibovitz, Yeshayahu, Professor. Research and other Seminary “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish State, Programs,” 51 (1989): 234–238. or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Aloni, “Planning a Sabbatical in Israel,” 53 (1991): Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, 130–133. Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 54–56. “Planning a Sabbatical in Israel,” 61 (1999): “Discussion: Religious Pluralism in Israel: A 156–159. Jewish State, or a State for Jews?” Lebeau, William H. Shulamit Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, “The Rabbinical Assembly: A Look Toward the Avi Ravitzky, Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): Future,” 34 (1970): 96–108. 67–68. “Membership Committee (including approved Leifer, Daniel I. admittance of women),” 47 (1985): “Rabbi Daniel I. Leifer,” by James S. Diamond, 179–181. 58 (1996): 219–221. “Sh’mirat Mitzvot: Increasing Observance in the Leifman, Morton. Jewish Home,” 57 (1995): 20–28. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Lebendiger, Israel. Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Eulogies: Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur “Memorial Services: Louis M. Epstein,” 13 Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai (1949): 444–448. Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Israel Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Lebendiger,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 94–95, (1964): 225–227. 99–100, 102, 105, 108–109, 110, 112, Leeman, Saul. 114, 123. “Eulogy of Rabbi William G. Braude,” 50 “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, (1988): 202–204. Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Leffell, A. Bernard. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Author Index 251

Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Rabbinate: Something About My Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1, 3, 5. Ministry,” Eli Bohnen, 13 (1949): “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, 162–163. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 97–98. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Presidential Address,” delivered at the 1971 Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Convention in Israel. Published in Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Beineinu, Volume 2, No. 1, January 1972. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Eulogies: (1986): 139–140. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 34 (1970): “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe 183–185. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, “Rabbi S. Gershon Levi,” by Theodore Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Friedman, 52 (1990): 238–239. Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 71–73. Levin, Martin N. Eulogies: “2001: Blueprint for the Rabbinate in the “Paul Chertoff: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 86–88. Twenty-First Century,” Martin N. Levin, “Rabbi Morton J. Waldman,” 43 (1981): Stephen C. Lerner, 41 (1979): 114–119. 117–118. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg,” 52 (1990): (report includes roll call on permitting 243–246. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” 53 (1991): 172–175. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Leigh, Michael. 231–232. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Levine, Arthur J. Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 “Installation Banquet: Greetings,” Arthur J. (1980): 195–196. Levine, Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Leiman, Raymond. Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): “Rabbi Raymond Leiman,” by Bernard Ducoff, 127–136. 57 (1995): 195–196. Levine, Etan B. Leiner, Mordecai Joseph. “Marshal Robert Lifson: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): “The Deterministic Theology of Rabbi 94–95. Mordecai Joseph Leiner of Izbica,” Levine, Jonathan. Morris M. Faierstein, 51 (1989): “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” 186–196. Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 Leipziger, Michael. (1970): 77–79. “Eulogy of Rabbi Henrique Lemle,” 41 (1979): Levine, Lee. 266–267. “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish State, “Eulogy of Rabbi Asher Levi,” 42 (1980): 247. or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Aloni, Lemle, Henrique. Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, “Eulogy of Rabbi Henrique Lemle,” by Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 49, 54, 56, Michael Leipziger, 41 (1979): 266–267. 59. Lerner, Stephen C. “Discussion: Religious Pluralism in Israel: A “2001: Blueprint for the Rabbinate in the Jewish State, or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Twenty-First Century,” Martin N. Levin, Aloni, Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Stephen C. Lerner, 41 (1979): 120–124. Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 68–69. “Jews by Choice,” 45 (1983): 71–76. Eulogy: “Rabbi Chaim Pearl,” 58 (1996): Levens, Monroe J. 224–227. “Rabbi Monroe J. Levens,” (self-composed), 45 Levine, Morris D. (1983): 200–201. “Rabbi Levine, His Life and His Activities on Levi, Asher. Behalf of Modern Hebrew in the “Rabbi Asher Levi,” by Michael Leipziger, 42 United States (Moshe ha-Levi: Halutz (1980): 247. ha-Ruah),” Abraham M. Hershman, 6 Levi, Eliezer A. (1939): 98–103. “My Experience Abroad,” 9 (1945): 66–67. “Siyyum HaShas—Personal Reminiscences of Levi, S. Gershon. Professor Morris D. Levine,” William P. “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Greenfeld, 10 (1946): 147–149. 252 The Rabbinical Assembly

Levine, Morris D. (cont’d.) “The Adult Jewish Education Program in Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by Abraham M. Temple Israel, Wilkes-Barre, PA,” 5 Hershman, 5 (1933–38): 267–271. (1933–38): 461–463. Levine, Reuben R. “An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “Visiting the Sick,” 27 (1963): 182–184. Relationships,” 6 (1939): 41–47. “Contemporary Synagogue Art,” 35 (1973): “Discussion: The Financial Support of the 69–71. Seminary,” Simon Shetzer, 7 (1940): “Synagogue Art—The Problem of Creating 248–250. Jewishly,” 40 (1978): 159–160. “The President’s Message,” 8 (1941–44): Levine, Shlomo D. 169–181. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Spiritual Leadership in the Post-War World, Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin The President’s Address,” 8 (1941–44): Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 200. 281–297. Eulogy: “Rabbi Ira Sud,” 48 (1986): 287–289. “The Rabbi as Communal Leader: Levinson, Nathan. Strengthening the Organized “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” by Seymour J. Community,” 10 (1946): 117–121. Cohen, 40 (1978): 206–207. “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): Levinson, Nathan. 292. “Rabbi Nathan Levinson,” by Arnold Lasker, “Practical Problems of the Rabbinate—Salient 48 (1986): 277–278. Features of My Rabbinate,” 13 (1949): Levinthal, Israel H. 143–149. “Development of Jewish Law in Palestine,” 1 “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” (1927): 66–69. Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 213, 214. “Discussion: Synagogue Attendance (A “The American Rabbinate,” 33 (1969): Statistical Survey),” Alter F. Landesman, 190–195. 2 (1928): 64–66. “Adult Education,” 36 (1974): 104–109. “President’s Message,” 4 (1930–32): 122–139, Eulogies: 243–251. “Jacob Kohn: Eulogy,” 33 (1969): 182–183. “The Rabbi as Preacher—Summary,” 10 “Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky,” by Max Arzt, 38 (1946): 98–102. (1976): 275–278. “Discussion: Seminary Expansion Program,” 10 Levy, Abraham J. (1946): 219–220. “The Status of the Synagogue in Jewish Life,” 2 “Tribute to Rabbis Emeriti,” 11 (1947): (1928): 28–32. 377–381. Levy, Mordecai. “On Serving Fifty Years in the Rabbinate,” 27 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1964): 120–130. (report includes roll call on permitting “Judaism: Universalist or Racist, Shavuot and a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, The Story of Ruth, No Echo to God’s Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Words At Sinai” (3 Sermons), 45 225–226. (1983): 129–137. Lewis, Albert L. Levitas, Elliott, Hon. “Recruiting for the Rabbinate,” 20 (1956): “Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Everett 229–234. Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Elliott “United Synagogue Youth: A Twenty-Fifth Levitas, 49 (1987): 27–33. Anniversary Tribute,” Seymour “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Goldberg, Paul Freedman, Albert L. Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Lewis, 38 (1976): 131–132. Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 36–37. “Installation Response,” 50 (1988): 181–187. Levitsky, Louis M. “Presidential Report,” 51 (1989): 95–103. “Conduct of Religious Services—A Survey,” 1 “Introduction: Brit Kodesh: Presentation to (1927): 77–88. Graduates,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 “Discussion:A New Task for American Rabbis,” (1990): 3. Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59–60. “Presidential Address,” 52 (1990): 49–54. “Jewish Life in the Far East—In the Footprints “Installation of the President and Officers,” of a Wandering People,” 4 (1930–32): Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar 91–105. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William Author Index 253

Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Laker, 52 (1990): 113, 117. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Eulogies: Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “In Memory of Colleagues,” 43 (1981): Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 121–122. (1986): 141–142. “Rabbi Max Weine,” 48 (1986): 290–292. “Yehezkel Kauffmann in Retrospect: In Tribute “In Memory of Colleagues,” 53 (1991): to H. L. Ginsberg,” 48 (1986): 167–185. 200–203. “The Seminary and the University of Judaism,” Lewis, Sarah. 49 (1987): 148–151. “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” 53 Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, (1991): 47–50. Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie “The Projected Humash Commentary,” Reisner, 37 (1975): 225–228. Harold Kushner, David Lieber, 56 “Discussion: The Jewish Woman Today: Her (1994): 17–20. Changing Role and Status,” Tziporah “Strategic Planning Committee: Report of Heckelman, Ruth Waxman, Sarah Preliminary Work,” 57 (1995): 32–35. Lewis, Connie Reisner, 37 (1975): 232, “Presidential Address,” 58 (1996): 77–81. 233–234. “Strategic Planning Committee,” David Lieber, Lewis, Shalom. Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): 275–289. “PK’s in the Rabbinical Assembly,” 49 (1987): “President’s Address,” 59 (1997): 91–95. 273–277. “Greetings,” 60 (1998): 3–4. “Discussion: PK’s in the Rabbinical Assembly,” “Presidential Address,” 60 (1998): 24–29. 49 (1987): 277–280. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 61 (1999): Lewisohn, Ludwig. 181–184. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): “Award Presentation (to Shelley and Bruce 265–267. Whizin),” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Lewittes, Mordecai H. Waxman, David L. Lieber, Harlan J. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Albert L. Lewis, Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 53 (1991): 203. 13–15. Liberles, Robert S. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wexler, “The Holocaust and the Rewriting of Modern David Lieber, Seymour L. Essrog, Ismar Jewish History,” 60 (1998): 161–165. Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Alan Libman, Melvin L. Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 146–147. “Israel, the Federation and the Conservative Eulogies: Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Melvin L. “Rabbi William Malev,” 36 (1974): 206–209. Libman, David Spritzer, 46 (1984): “Rabbi Joseph Wagner,” 41 (1979): 8–11. 275–276. Lichtenstein, Michael. Lieber, Robert J. “In Memoriam,” by Leon Spitz, 5 (1933–38): “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does it 370–371. Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Lichter, Benjamin A. Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. “Rabbi Benjamin A. Lichter,” by Seymour J. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): Cohen, 27 (1963): 196–197. 82–86. Lieber, David L. “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: “Discussion: The Values of Jewish Education,” What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Abraham J. Heschel, 26 (1962): Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, 106–109. Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish (1999): 98–99. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Lieberman, Saul. Siegel, 31 (1967): 86–87. “Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to Jewish “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Scholarship,” Alexander Marx, 12 Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 120. (1948): 259–271. “Response: In Tribute to Rabbi David Lieber,” “Response: Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to David Gordis, Simon Greenberg, David Jewish Scholarship,” Alexander Marx, Lieber, 41 (1979): 6–9. 12 (1948): 272–289. 254 The Rabbinical Assembly

Lieberman, Saul (cont’d.) “Rabbi Philip Lipis,” by David Polish, 39 “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law (1977): 112–113. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 Lipman, Eugene. (1953): 75–79. “Whatever Happened to Pluralism?” Steven M. “Professor Saul Lieberman’s Contribution to Cohen, Eugene Lipman, Wolfe Kelman, Jewish Scholarship,” Richard Kalmin, 51 (1989): 167–172. 48 (1986): 145–149. Lipman, Solomon. Eulogy: “Professor Saul Lieberman,” by “Eulogy of Rabbi Solomon Lipman,” by Sanford Professor Dov Zlotnick, 45 (1983): E. Sapirstein, 36 (1974): 203–205. 202–207. Lipnick, Bernard. Lieberworth, Billie C. “D’var Torah—On Admonishment,” 29 “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family (1965): 127–128. Remembrances,” by Billie C. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Lieberworth, David L. Lieberworth, (report includes roll call on permitting Ronald Lieberworth, 59 (1997): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 210–213. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Lieberworth, David L. 226–227. “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family “Respondents: ‘Entering the Second Century: Remembrances,” by Billie C. From Scholarship to the Rabbinate,’” Lieberworth, David L. Lieberworth, Joseph Brodie, Neil Gillman, Raymond Ronald Lieberworth, 59 (1997): P. Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 51–52. 210–213. “Planning for and Enjoying Retirement,” Lieberworth, Louis Harold. Seymour J. Cohen, Leo Landes, “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): 123, Remembrances,” by Billie C. 130–132 Lieberworth, David L. Lieberworth, “Discussion: Planning for and Enjoying Ronald Lieberworth, 59 (1997): Retirement,” Seymour J. Cohen, Leo 210–213. Landes, Bernard Lipnick, 55 (1993): Lieberworth, Ronald. 133–134, 136–137. “Rabbi Louis Harold Lieberworth: Family Eulogies: Remembrances,” by Billie C. “Mordecai S. Halpern: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): Lieberworth, David L. Lieberworth, 121–122. Ronald Lieberworth, 59 (1997): “Eulogy: In Memory of Colleagues,” 35 210–213. (1973): 144–146. Lifson, Marshal Robert. Lipnick, Jerome. “Marshal Robert Lifson: Eulogy,” by Etan B. “The Weekday Service,” 17 (1953): 219–229. Levine, 30 (1966): 94–95. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” Lincoln, David H. Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 217–219. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 42 (1980): 249–250. “D’var Torah,” 28 (1964): 218–222. Lindenberg, Joshua. Eulogy: “Rabbi Jerome Lipnick,” by Wilfred “Eulogy of Rabbi Maxwell Lawrence Sacks,” 41 Schuchat, 39 (1977): 114–118. (1979): 272. Listfield, Chaim. Linowitz, Sol M., Honorable. “Singles in the Synagogue,” 42 (1980): “Putting the Pieces Back Together,” 35 (1973): 211–213. 47–54. “Singles in the Synagogue,” Chaim Listfield, Lipis, Philip. Arthur Ruberg, 44 (1982): 127–129. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 Listokin, Philip. (1941–44): 341, 342, 347. “Rabbi Philip Listokin,” by Nathan Goldberg, “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance—Policy, 57 (1995): 197–198. Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 28–34. Lobel, Stanley. “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Stanley Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 139–140. Lobel,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 Eulogies: (1964): 225–227. “Rabbi Marcus Breger,” 38 (1976): Loeb, Mark G. 260–264. “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Author Index 255

Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, 20–21. Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Eulogy: “Rabbi Jacob B. Agus,” 49 (1987): (1998): 30–32. 319–323. Lukinsky, Joseph. Loew, Rabbi Judah, of Prague. “New Dimensions in Jewish Education,” 37 “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the (1975): 159–164. 100th Anniversary of the Birth of “Discussion: New Dimensions in Jewish Professor Solomon Schechter: The Education,” Joseph Lukinsky, 37 Portrait of a Halakhist—The World of (1975): 164–165, 166–167, 168. Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague,” Ben Zion “The Experience of Parshat Ha-Shavua,” 62 Bokser, 11 (1947): 289–314. (2000): 253–255. London, Perry. Lurie, Harry L. “The Research of the Institute for Righteous “Relation of the Synagogue to National Jewish Acts,” 27 (1963): 96–103. Organizations,” 9 (1945): 94–102. “Discussion: The Research of the Institute for Luski, Jacob. Righteous Acts,” Perry London, 27 “Eulogy of Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf,” 49 (1987): (1963): 105, 110, 115. 333–334. “Psychotherapy and the Secular Rabbinate: “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Luski, Reviving the Rabbi’s Role,” 41 (1979): Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 (1999): 104–109. 236–238. Lookstein, Haskel. “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Luski, “Denominational Jews: Do Our Titles Really Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): Define US?” Haskel Lookstein, Alan 352–355. Silverstein, 57 (1995): 3–9. Lowenthal, Eric I. Magid, Marian. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and “Eulogy of Rabbi George Vida,” 52 (1990): the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, 251–252. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 208–209. Magil, Reuben J. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man,” Harold “The Rabbi in a Small Community,” 13 (1949): M.Schulweis, 27 (1963): 104. 169–173. “D’var Torah,” 28 (1964): 212–214. “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small “Conversion,” 36 (1974): 110–113. Community,” 13 (1949): 191–192. Eulogy: “Rabbi Eric T. Lowenthal,” by Manuel Eulogy: “Rabbi Solomon Grayzel,” 43 (1981): Saltzman, 46 (1984): 156–157. 98–99. Lublin, Nathan A. Makovsky, David. “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View 225–226. from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda Lubliner, Immanuel. Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David “Ways, and Higher Ways,” 27 (1963): 199–204. Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and 44–46. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 35. Malev, William. “Discussion: Teshuvah: Bingo in Conservative “Rabbi William Malev,” by David Lieber, 36 Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron (1974): 206–209. H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 Malino, Jerome R. (1967): 226–227. “Rabbi Isidor Hoffman,” 43 (1981): 104–105. Eulogy: “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Maltzman, Marshall J. Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 “Rabbi Immanuel Lubliner,” by Jonathan S. Years and More in the Rabbinate (Faculty K. Lubliner, 60 (1998): 236–241. Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, Louis Lubliner, Jonathan S. K. Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Rabbi Immanuel Lubliner,” 60 (1998): Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” 236–241. Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Lubotsky, Alex. Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Silverman, “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between the Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. Religious Streams,” (Hebrew) Alex Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 34–36. 256 The Rabbinical Assembly

Maltzman, Marshall J. (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative Eulogies: Movement in Israel, The Impressions of “Rabbi Sidney Steiman,” 39 (1977): 128–129. One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” Myron “In Memoriam,” 39 (1977): 130–132. Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 (1964): 47–48. Mandelbaum, Bernard. “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces “Religion and Public Education,” 20 (1956): the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, 121–129. William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, “A Special Ingredient: The Heritage of Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 138–139. Solomon Schechter,” 27 (1963): 1–20. Eulogy: “Rabbi Gershon Hadas,” 43 (1981): “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The 100–101. Research of the Institute for Righteous Margolis, Elias. Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern London, 27 (1963): 104–105. Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A “Discussion: The Impact of the Conservative Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism,’ Movement in Israel, The Impressions of Max Drob; ‘Spiritual Elements in One Rabbi After a Year in Israel,” Judaism,’ Jacob Kohn, 3 (1929): 53. Myron Fenster, Simcha Kling, 28 “The Influence of The Conservative (1964): 45–46. Movement on American Judaism,” 3 “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in (1929): 105–114. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip “President’s Message,” 5 (1933–38): 64–68. Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Michael “In Honor of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 10 (1946): Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, 293. Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Eulogy: “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 11 Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef (1947): 372. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 46. Margolis, Max Leopold. Mandl, Herbert J. “In Memoriam,” by Alexander Marx, 4 “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (1930–32): 368–380. (report includes roll call on permitting Margolis, Morris D. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Eulogies: Abraham Silverstone,” 15 (1951): Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 253–254. 245–246. “Rabbi Morris D. Margolis,” by Sidney S. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Guthman, 40 (1978): 208–209. (including discussion on permitting a Margolis, Richard J. female rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadel- “Cults: A View from the Inside,” 47 (1985): mann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): 127–143. 190. Margoshes, Samuel. Manello, Carl L. “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): “Eulogies,” by Nathan Kollin, 16 (1952): 226–227. 258–264. Mantel, Hugo. Marker, Jeffrey. “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 194–195. 89. Marans, Arnold B. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Search “D’var Torah—Naming a Child After a Living for God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil Relative,” 54 (1992): 261–264. Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” 57 (1995): 29–31. Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 Marcus, Ivan G. (1999): 37. “The Dynamics of Ashkenaz and Its People— Marrus, Eliot. Centered Authority,” 54 (1992): 129–138. “Discussion: Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Marcus, Joseph. Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish “Rabbi Joseph Marcus” (Hebrew), by Hyman Relations,” Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William R. Rabinowitz, 37 (1975): 247–248. Henry Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 Margolies, Morris B. (1990): 100. “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the Marshall, James. Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 189–192. “The Crisis in Moral and Intellectual Author Index 257

Leadership: Public Education and the Matt, Hershel Jonah. Crisis in Moral and Intellectual “Miracle and B’rakhah,” 27 (1963): 205–207. Leadership,” 15 (1951): 156–163. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Marx, Alexander. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard “Symposium on Seminary Expansion Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Program,” 8 (1941–44): 312–316. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” 9 Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 (1945): 207–208. (1968): 7–35. “Dr. Lieberman’s Contribution to Jewish “Rite and Ritual,” 36 (1974): 177–180. Scholarship,” 12 (1948): 259–271. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Authentic Judaism,” Max Arzt, 18 (1954): (including discussion on permitting a 158–167. female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Our Teachers,” Louis Finkelstein, 18 (1954): Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 168–178. (1984): 198. “Ginzberg-Marx Chairs,” Abraham M. Heller, Eulogies: 18 (1954): 179–180. “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” by Daniel Matt, 50 Eulogies: (1988): 221–222. “Zebi Perez Chajes,” 2 (1928): 183–185. “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” by Jonathan Matt, 50 “In Memoriam: Professor Max Leopold (1988): 223–224. Margolis,” 4 (1930–32): 368–380. Matt, Jonathan. Maslin, Simeon J. “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” 50 (1988): 223–224. “Restructuring the Jewish Community: The Mauskopf, Aaron. Mega-Mergers and the Implications for “Rabbi Aaron Mauskopf,” by Jacob Luski, 49 the Jewish Community” (with (1987): 333–334. greetings), 58 (1996): 107–110. Mayer, Egon. “Greetings,” 59 (1997): 96–98. “Jews by Choice: Their Impact on the Matt, C. David. Contemporary American Jewish “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of the Community,” 45 (1983): 57–70. Synagogue,” Israel Goldstein, 2 (1928): McCarthy, Eugene J., Senator. 63–64. “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 (1967): “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): xv. 160–163. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Louis McClellan, Graydon E., Rev. Ginzberg,” (Poem) 8 (1941–44): “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 (1967): 399–400. 158–159. “To Solomon Schechter on the Centenary Meier, Aryeh. of His Birth” (Poem), 11 (1947): “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and 1–2. Concerns in the Jewish Community,” “Discussion: The Relationship of the American Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua Meier, 56 (1994): 202–206. Kohn, 13 (1949): 252–253. Meir, Golda. Eulogies: “Prime Minister’s Address,” delivered at the “Memorial Paper: Menachem M. Eichler,” 1971 Convention in Israel. Published in 1 (1927): 89–91. Beineinu, Volume 2, Number 1, January “In Memoriam: A Tribute to Morris Frank: 1972. Harry S. Jacobs, Philip Langh, Elias Meirovich, Harvey W. Margolis,” 11 (1947): 372–373. “Judaism on Trial: An Analysis of the Hertz “In Memoriam: A Trbute to Herman Pentateuch,” 49 (1987): 245–257. Abramowitz—Arthur Ginzler—Phineas “On the Life of Rabbi Joseph Hertz,” 56 Isaeli—Raphael Hai Melamed,” 12 (1994), delivered at the 1994 (1948): 312–314. Convention. Published in Conservative “A Rabbi Died,” (Poem), 13 (1949): 439. Judaism, Vol. 46, No. 4, Summer 1994, “Eulogies,” by Julius H. Greenstone, 16 as “Reclaiming Chief Rabbi Hertz as a (1952): 228–229. Conservative Jew.” Matt, Daniel. “The Rape of Dinah: How Valid is the Feminist “Rabbi Hershel Matt,” 50 (1988): 221–222. Critique?” 60 (1998): 166–167. 258 The Rabbinical Assembly

Melamed, Raphael. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 61 “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. (1999): 223–229. Levinthal, 11 (1947): 375. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 62 “In Memoriam,” by C. David Matt, 12 (1948): (2000): 339–343. 313–314. Michaels, James R. Mendelsohn, Jacob. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Menitoff, Michael N. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “Welcoming Remarks,” 59 (1997): 80–81. 318–319. Mereminsky, Meyer. “Discussion: Seeking Peace and the Soviet “Rabbi Meyer Mereminsky,” by Max Vorspan, Union,” Max Kampelman, 51 (1989): 36 (1974): 210–213. 86. Mesch, Abraham. “Making the Sick Well, and the Healthy “Rabbi Abraham Mesch,” by Amram Prero, 27 Better,” 54 (1992): 156–157. (1963): 192–195. Michelson, A. Elihu. Messinger, Ruth. “Discussion: The Relationship of the Rabbi to “AJWS: American Jews as Global Citizens,” 61 National Organizations,” Morris Adler, (1999): 160–162. 7 (1940): 105–106. Metz, Solomon. Milgrom, Jacob. “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. “Discussion: Report on the Committee of Meyer, Isidore S. Jewish Law and Standards,” 19 (1955): “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Their 37–40. Wives,” by Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): 184. “Pesah in Four Acts: The Inner Biblical Meyer, Marshall T. Evolution,” 60 (1998): 187. “Thoughts on Latin America,” 47 (1985): Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham Ezra Millgram,” 60 53–62. (1998): 242–243. Eulogy: “Rabbi Marshall Meyer,” by Eugene Miller, Alan W. Weiner, 56 (1994): 245–249. “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative Meyerowitz, Allan. Judaism,” Alan W. Miller, Wilfred “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle Shuchat, 42 (1980): 44–77. East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): “The Psychodynamics of the Congregation and 79. the Rabbi,” 52 (1990), delivered at the Meyers, Joel H. 1990 Convention. Published in “Introduction of the Executive Director-Elect of Conservative Judaism 43, No. 2, Winter the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kassel Abel- 1991. son, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): 22–24. Miller, Amos W. “Report of the Executive Director,” 52 (1990): “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 55–59. (report includes roll call on permitting “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 53 a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1991): 56–62. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 54 218–219. (1992): 14–18. Miller, Avis. “Talmud Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules “Letting a Fresh Wind Blow Through Your Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Synagogue,” 54 (1992): 153–155. Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Miller, Joseph. Hoffman, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 352. Harlow, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, “Joseph Miller: Eulogy,” by Abraham M. Heller, (includes film clip of Louis 32 (1968): 196–198. Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 57–60. Millgram, Abraham E. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 56 “Discussion: The Rabbi in Education,” 10 (1994): 105–109. (1946): 169–172, 179–180. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 57 “Rabbis as Educational Statesmen,” 19 (1955): (1995): 95–103. 204–214. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 58 “Meaningful Prayer for Our Children,” 23 (1996): 61–68. (1959): 49–70. Author Index 259

Eulogies: Committee on Jewish Law and “Rabbi S. Joshua Kohn,” 44 (1982): Standards,” 55 (1993): 33–39. 158–159. Moseson, David. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by “Discussion: Report of the Executive Vice- Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. President,” Wolfe Kelman, 26 (1962): “Rabbi Abraham Ezra Millgram,” by Jacob 126. Milgrom, 60 (1998): 242–243. Moseson, Isaac. Mindick, Burton. “Rabbi Isaac Moseson,” by Hilel Rudavsky, 58 “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of (1996): 222–223. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Moseson, Solomon I. David Wolf Silverman, 23 (1969): “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): 39–40. 225–226. Minkin, Jacob S. Moss, Louis J. “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 13–18. 225–226. Muffs, Yochanan. Mirelman, Victor A. “The Lesson of the Almond Tree: Talmud “Jews in Latin America,” 47 (1985): 113. Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules Mittleman, Alan. Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, “Permissibility of Doubt in the Thought of Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Rabbi Joseph Albo,” 59 (1997): Hoffman, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana 136–137. Harlow, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, Mogilner, David. (includes film clip of Louis “Eulogy of Rabbi David Mogilner,” by Dr. Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 32–34. Daniel Elazar, 38 (1976): 279–280. Muhammid, Hashem. Moline, Jack. “The Future of the Arab Community in Israel,” “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, (report includes roll call on permitting Hashem Muhammud, Shehadeh a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 131–132. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 241. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Monson, Michael. Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, “Rabbi Joel Geffen,” 51 (1989): 303–306. Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem “In Memory of Colleagues,” 51 (1989): Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 317–319. (1988): 137, 137–138, 141, 142–143, “Rabbi Zev K. Nelson,” 60 (1998): 244–245. 143, 145, 148. Monson, Rela Geffen. Mushkin, Ben Zion. “Women’s Role in the Family and Society,” 40 “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti (1978): 97–99. Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion Montrose, Lawrence. Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, “Rabbi Robert Joel Addison,” 46 (1984): Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 133–137. (1988): 152, 154–156, 158–159, Morgenstern, Julian. 160–161, 162, 164, 165–166. “Greetings,” 5 (1933–38): 355–357. Musleah, Ezekiel N. Morgenthau, Hans. “Leon H. Elmaleh: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 114–116. “The Future of Israel,” 36 (1974): 1–7. Musleah, Rahel. Morhaim, Abraham. “Jewish Calcutta through Music and Memory,” “Rabbi Peretz Halpern,” 50 (1988): 212–214. 62 (2000): 277–288. Morris, Alan. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Nadelmann, Ludwig. Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem of America: An Evaluation,” Simon Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 Greenberg, 24 (1960): 161–162. (1988): 146–147. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The Moses, Lionel. Research of the Institute for Righteous “Centralization of Halakhic Authority: In Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Defense of the Authority of the London, 27 (1963): 115–117. 260 The Rabbinical Assembly

Nadelmann, Ludwig (cont’d.) Nativ, Gil. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and “Amoraim in Babylonia and in Palestine: A Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): Model of Interdependence,” 56 (1994): 31–32. 144–146. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” “Challenge, Choice, and Change: Problems Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 and Progress in Israeli Pluralism,” (1970): 78–79. Simkha Y. Weintraub, Gil Nativ, 57 “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education (1995): 141–144. Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 “Introduction to A. B. Yehoshua,” 59 (1997): (1980): 190–191. 113–114. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members (report includes roll call on permitting Who Have Served in Israel’s Wars,” 60 a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1998): 13–14. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 231. Neiman, Bennett A. “Mordecai Kaplan’s Challenge to the “Eulogy of Rabbi Arnold Asher,” 41 (1979): Rabbinate,” 46 (1984): 69–75. 252–253. “Membership Committee Report” (including Neimand, Louis. discussion on permitting a female rabbi “Rabbi Louis Neimand,” by Yonah H. Geller, to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, Arnold M. 39 (1977): 119–120. Goodman, 46 (1984): 187–188, 201. Nelson, David. Eulogy: “Rabbi Ludwig Nadelmann,” by Wolfe “Rabbi Max Weine,” 48 (1986): 293–295. Kelman, 49 (1987): 335–336. Nelson, Harry. Nadich, Judah. “A Chaplain’s Pulpit,” 8 (1941–44): 200–206. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 (1941–44): 342–343. (1940): 116–119. Eulogy: “Harry Nelson: Eulogy,” by Henry “Discussion: Presidential Address,” Eli A. Sosland, 29 (1965): 145–148. Bohnen, 31 (1967): 10, 11–12. Nelson, Zev K. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Report of the Steering Committee,” 23 Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David (1959): 109–112. Clayman, 34 (1970): 53–54. “Discussion: Manpower for Conservative “Presidential Address,” 35 (1973): 11–19. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): “Presidential Address,” 36 (1974): 20–31. 36–38. “Banquet Remarks,” 36 (1974): 66–69. Eulogy: “Adult Education,” 37 (1975): 127–134. “Rabbi Benjamin H. Tumim,” 46 (1984): “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah Nadich, 170–172. 37 (1975): 135, 136–137. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by “Mixed Marriage,” 40 (1978): 87–96. Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “In Honor of Jewish Chaplains,” 40 (1978): “Rabbi Zev K. Nelson,” by Michael Monson, 147–148. 60 (1998): 244–245. “Planning for Retirement,” 49 (1987): Netanyahu, Benjamin, Hon. 170–176. “Address,” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 109–114. “In Celebration: Honoring Rabbi Wolfe Neufeld, Edward. Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Michael Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, Monson, LI (1989): 317. Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 62–64. Neulander, Arthur H. Eulogies: “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 “Rabbi Joseph Zeitlin,” 52 (1990): 253–254. (1941–44): 346–347. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Discussion: Training of Teaching and Wives,” 56 (1994): 262–265. Leadership Personnel,” Mordecai M. “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” by Philip Silver- Kaplan, 8 (1941–44): 348–350. stein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): 232. “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor Louis Nash, Michael. Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 383. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): “Placement Committee Report and 78, 79, 86, 90–91, 93. Discussion,” 9 (1945): 22, 23. Author Index 261

“Discussion: Resolutions,” Israel M. Goldman, (including discussion on permitting a Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, female rabbi to join), Ludwig Jeremiah Berman, Arthur H. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Neulander, 11 (1947): 110–118. (1984): 196–197. “Responsum on the Sabbath,” Morris Adler, Noveck, Simon. Jacob Agus, Theodore Friedman, “New Trends in Adult Jewish Education,” 18 Arthur H. Neulander, 14 (1950): (1954): 201–212. 165–171. “Sermons on the Personal Life,” 20 (1956): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and 192–212. Standards,” 19 (1955): 31–33. “Adult Jewish Education Reconsidered,” 42 “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and (1980): 183–190. Standards,” 20 (1956): 29–32. “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 Standards,” 21 (1957): 27–28. (1980): 197–200. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham Nowak,” 39 (1977): Standards,” 23 (1959): 114–121. 121–125. Eulogy: “Rabbi Arthur Neulander,” by Fred Novick, Daniel. Neulander, 50 (1988): 225–228. “Rabbi Moses Rosenthal,” 54 (1992): 295–297. Neulander, Fred. Nowak, Abraham. “Rabbi Arthur Neulander,” 50 (1988): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Hyman Solomon,” 4 225–228. (1930–32): 110–112. Neuman, Abraham A. “Eulogies: Nathan Blechman,” 16 (1952): 220. “Discussion: ‘Traditional Law and Modern “Norman Siegel: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): 134–136. Life,’ Louis Finkelstein; ‘A “Rabbi Jacob J. Newman,” 38 (1976): 281–282. Reaffirmation of Traditional Judaism,’ “Rabbi Abraham Nowak,” by Simon Noveck, Max Drob; ‘Spiritual Elements in 39 (1977): 121–125. Judaism,’ Jacob Kohn, 3 (1929): 52–53. Neumann, Emanuel. O’Connor, John J., Cardinal. “The Zionist Scene—An Outlook for the “Eulogy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” by Future: The Role of American Jewry,” Georgette Bennett, Cardinal John J. 11 (1947): 170–186. O’Connor, 55 (1993): 175–176. Newman, Jacob J. Ofseyer, Jordan S. “Eulogy of Rabbi Jacob J. Newman,” by “A Jew at the Buckle of the Bible Belt,” 45 Abraham Nowak, 38 (1976): 281–282. (1983): 157–160. Newman, Louis. Eulogy: “In Memory of Martin Luther King, “New Directions in Jewish Education: A Jr.,” 49 (1987): 61–65. Response,” 33 (1969): 101–105. Olan, Levi A. Norton, Larry, Dr. “Our Common Agenda,” 33 (1969): 55–62. “Response: Award Presentation,” Harlan J. Oleisky, Arthur. Wechsler, 62 (2000): 20–24. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Novak, David. (report includes roll call on permitting “Euthanasia in Jewish Law,” 36 (1974): 48–58. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 234. Assembly, 37 (1975): 276. “Discussion: Israelis Confront Issues of Life “Introductory Remarks for Siyyum HaShas from a Masorti Perspective,” Victor (Hebrew),” 41 (1979): 295–297. Hoffman, Ben Zion Mushkin, Ze’ev “Kallah on Halakhah: Can Halakhah Be Both Anolik, Shula Piora, Bernie Green, Authoritative and Changing?” 42 Motti Laksman, 50 (1988): 164. (1980): 370–375. “Discussion: The Palestinians and the Middle “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” East,” Charles Krauthammer, 51 (1989): (report includes roll call on permitting 72. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “Instruments of Comfort,” 54 (1992): 186–188. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Teaching Conservative Judaism to Your 220–223. Board,” 57 (1995): 149–150. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “D’var Torah,” 61 (1999): 173–175. 262 The Rabbinical Assembly

Oler, Abraham. Pappenheim, Albert. “Rabbi Abraham Oler,” by I. David Oler, 38 “Rabbi Albert Pappenheim,” by Erwin Schild, (1976): 283–284. 46 (1984): 158–164. Oler, I. David. Parzen, Herbert. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Committee on Refugee Rabbis,” 6 (1939): (including discussion on permitting a 63–65. female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Discussion: How Can Religion Make the Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Home and Family Life More Effective?” (1984): 190. William P. Greenfeld, 7 (1940): “Our Soviet Brethren,” 48 (1986): 86–90. 210–211. “Operational Theology and Psychotherapy: A Eulogy: “Rabbi Herbert Parzen,” by Irwin New Perspective in Pastoral Groner, 48 (1986): 279–280. Counseling,” 57 (1995): 145–148. Pearl, Aaron. Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham Oler,” 38 (1976): “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical 283–284. Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George Olshansky, Bernard. Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): “The CJF-UJA and WZO-JAFI Restructuring,” 143. Bernard Olshansky, Shoshana Cardin, Pearl, Chaim. 58 (1996): 113–117. “A Reflection on the Centennial of Martin Orenstein, Jehiel. Buber,” 40 (1978): 191–194. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Eulogy: “Rabbi Chaim Pearl,” by Lee Levine, (report includes roll call on permitting 58 (1996): 224–227. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Pearlmutter, Fischel A. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 227–228. Assembly, 37 (1975): 273, 274–275. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Search for God: A New Jewish (report includes roll call on permitting Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): 223–225. 36. Eulogy: “Rabbi Fishel A. Pearlmutter,” by Ostow, Mortimer, Dr. David Blumenfeld, Marvin L. Labinger, “Eulogy of Rabbi Gerson D. Cohen,” 54 46 (1984): 165–169. (1992): 273–277. Pearlstein, Aaron S. Ostrin, Asher. “Rabbinic Finances,” 49 (1987): 291–298. “Shifting Jewish Demography,” (Hebrew), Eulogy: “Rabbi Aaron Shimon Yitshak Pearl- Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan stein,” by Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, 61 Wittenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 (1999): 183, 207–210. (1998): 98–99. Pekarsky, Maurice B. Ostrovsky, Raphael. “Religion in Israel,” 20 (1956): 99–110. “Eulogy of Rabbi Frank David Plotke,” 57 Pelberg, Abraham. (1995): 199–201. “Eulogy of Rabbi Baruch Katz,” 38 (1976): 273–274. Panitz, David H. Peli, Pinchas HaCohen. “Eulogy of Rabbi David H. Panitz,” by Michael “The Future of Israel,” 36 (1974): 9–19. Panitz, 53 (1991): 188–190. “With Whom May We Pray? An Examination of Panitz, Jonathan. the Dynamics between Halakhah and “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” Meta-Halakhah,” (Hebrew), 42 (1980): Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, 319–332. Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 35. Penner, Samuel. Panitz, Michael. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” “Medicine and Religion in Early—Modern Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 213–214, Jewish Thought,” 53 (1991): 71–74. 216–217. Eulogy: “Rabbi David H. Panitz,” 53 (1991): “Discussion: Science, Society, and the Jewish 188–190. Tradition,” Asher Bar-Zev, 41 (1979): 210. Author Index 263

Eulogies: Piora, Shula. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Frank Goldenberg,” “Israelis Confront Issues of Life from a Masorti 10 (1946): 241–243. Perspective,” Victor Hoffman, Ben Zion “Rabbi Samuel Penner,” by Melvin Mushkin, Ze’ev Anolik, Shula Piora, Weinman, 49 (1987): 337–340. Bernie Green, Motti Laksman, 50 Perelmuter, Hayim Goren. (1988): 153, 156–157, 161, 163, 165. “Eulogy of Rabbi Lawrence Charney,” 60 Plaut, W. Gunther. (1998): 215–216. “An Address” (regarding a national Beth Din, Perelmuter, Mayer. conversion, and intermarriage), 47 “Rabbi Benjamin A. Daskal,” 37 (1975): (1985): 45–52. 235–238. Plotke, Frank David. Peres, Shimon, Hon. “Interesting Synagogue Activities—Judaism On “Ethical Challenges to Jewish Life,” delivered the Air,” 9 (1945): 84–85. at the 1971 Convention in Israel. Eulogy: “Rabbi Frank David Plotke,” by Published in Beineinu, Volume 2, Raphael Ostrovsky, 57 (1995): 199–201. Number 1, January 1972. Plotkin, Benjamin. “What is a Jewish Dream?” 50 (1988): 16–20. “Present Day Plans for World Peace,” 4 Perkins, Carl M. (1930–32): 313–321. “The Challenges and Appeals of Keruv in a “The Rabbi as Preacher: Changing Conservative Context,” 62 (2000): Techniques,” 10 (1946): 92–94, 102. 292–295. Plotkin, Paul. Perlman, Jonathan. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony (report includes roll call on permitting and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 245. Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Eulogy: “Rabbi Hyman Chanover,” 61 (1999): Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph 183, 190–193. Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe Pohl, Philip. Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 29–30. “The Ruah of the Luah,” Philip Pohl, Kenneth “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in S. Goldrich, 56 (1994): 209–210. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” Polish, David. Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, “Eulogy of Rabbi Philip Lipis,” 39 (1977): Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe 112–113. Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin Pollak, George. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe Elementary and Secondary Jewish Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 46–47. Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 “On Serving Our People in Israel,” 51 (1989): (1962): 34–35. 290–292. “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Perlman, Irving. Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman “Rabbi Irving Perlman,” by Harold S. Kushner, Kahn, 27 (1963): 78. 44 (1982): 160–161. “Curriculum Development,” 37 (1975): Petegorsky, David. 171–176. “Discussion: Jewish Unity in America,” Ira Poplack, Kenneth D. Eisenstein, 16 (1952): 169–178. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley Petuchowski, Jakob J., Dr. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Reflections of a Liturgist,” 48 (1986): 4–13. “Rabbi Kenneth D. Poplack,” by Elliott T. Spar, Eulogy: “Rabbi Phillip Sigal,” 48 (1986): 281–283. 60 (1998): 246. Pfeffer, Leo. Porath, Jonathan D. “Church and State,” 27 (1963): 146–154. “Programming New Holidays,” 39 (1977): Pickholtz, Morris. 84–93. “Rabbi Abraham Horvitz,” 43 (1981): 106. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Pincus, Philip. (including discussion on permitting a “Rabbi Philip Pincus,” by Arnold M. Turchick, female rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, 44 (1982): 162–163. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): 199–200. 264 The Rabbinical Assembly

Porten, Bezalel. American Jewish Community,” Israel “Biblical Style as a Key to Meaning,” 38 (1976): Goldstein, 24 (1960): 112–113. 229–234. “Planning the Rabbinic Year,” 28 (1964): 195–207. Portnoy, Herschel. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” (report includes roll call on permitting (report includes roll call on permitting a a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 226. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 242–243. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the Posner, Rhoda K. Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William “Project Chuppah: Good Starts for Jewish Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): 75. Marriages,” 61 (1999): 163–164. Eulogy: “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” 60 (1998): Potok, Chaim. 230–232. “Eulogy of Rabbi Simon Potok,” 59 (1997): “Rabbi Chaim Grossman,” 61 (1999): 183, 214–215. 201–203. Potok, Simon. “Rabbi Medalie Wise,” 62 (2000): 334–336. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Pressman, Marjorie. (including discussion on permitting a “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White female rabbi to join), Ludwig House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 61 (1999): 60. (1984): 199, 200. Prince, David. Eulogy: “Rabbi Simon Potok,” by Chaim Potok, “Rabbi David Prince,” by Moshe Samber, 38 59 (1997): 214–215. (1976): 285. Prell, Riv Ellen, Dr. Prinz, Joachim. “Choice and Memory: Conservative Synagogue “An Agenda for the Jewish People,” 34 (1970): Cultures and the Rabbinic Role,” 59 15–28. (1997): 49–56. Prombaum, Ephraim. Prero, Amram. “Discussion: Report of the Social Action “Discussion: Adult Education,” Judah Nadich, Committee,” Morris N. Kertzer, 14 37 (1975): 138. (1950): 279. Eulogies: “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive “Rabbi Arthur Bluhm—Rabbi Abraham the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai Mesch,” 27 (1963): 192–195. M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 194. “Rabbi Amram Prero” (self-composed), 54 (1992): 287–289. Raab, Albert L. Pressman, Daniel J. “Eulogy of Rabbi Sidney Bogner,” 48 (1986): “Honoring Rabbis on the Fiftieth Anniversary 259–261. of Their Ordination,” 57 (1995): 47–48. Rabbinical Assembly. “Implications of the Internet on Communal (1927–1950) Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, “Program,” 1 (1927): vii–viii. Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen “Proceedings of Conference,” 1 (1927): 9. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. “Report of the Pension Committee,” Jacob “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Search Bosniak, 1 (1927): 12–16. for God: A New Jewish Spirituality?” Neil “Resolutions (in Report of the Treasurer),” Gillman, James Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Max Arzt, 1 (1927): 11–12. Rodger Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 “Report of the Placement Committee,” (1999): 38–39. Norman Salit, 1 (1927): 16–18. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical “President’s Message,” Max Drob, 1 (1927): Standards to Be Expected of Leaders in 19–24. Public and Religious Life,” Arnold M. “List of Alumni (of JTS) and Additional Goodman, Samuel Dash, Benjamin Members,” 1 (1927): 97–106. Cardin, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (1999): 119. “Honorary Alumni of JTS,” 1 (1927): 107. Pressman, Jacob. “Program and Abstracts of Minutes,” 2 “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” (1928): 7–15. Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 141. “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” “Discussion: The Organization of the 2 (1928): 14–15. Author Index 265

“The Constitution,” 2 (1928): 187–190. “Committee on Refugee Rabbis,” Herbert “Alumni (of JTS) and Additional Members Parzen, 6 (1939): 63–65. of the R.A.,” 2 (1928): 191–197. “Report on the Bulletin,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Honorary Members of the Rabbinical 6 (1939): 66–67. Assembly,” 2 (1928): 198. “Resolutions (in President’s Message and “Program and Minutes of the Rabbinical Resolutions),” 6 (1939): 169–170. Assembly,” 3 (1929): 6–17. “Members (and honorary members) of the “Statement of the President,” Louis Finkel- Rabbinical Assembly,” 6 (1939): stein, 3 (1929): 54–56. “Resolutions (in 203–212. Abstracts of the Minutes),” 3 (1929): “Contents, Officers, Program, Committees, 8–15. Abstracts,” 7 (1940): 3–17. “Opinions Rendered By The Committee “Constitution of the Rabbinical Assembly,” On Jewish Law,” Louis M. Epstein, 3 7 (1940): 17–22. (1929): 151–167. “Report of Placement Committee,” 7 “Honorary Members of the Rabbinical (1940): 23–27. Assembly,” 3 (1929): 168–174. “Report of Committee on Jewish Law,” “NY Act of Incorporation of the Rabbinical Boaz Cohen, 7 (1940): 27–35. Assembly,” 3 (1929): 175–176. “Adult Education Committee,” Leon S. “Officers and Program of the Convention,” Lang, 7 (1940): 36–41. 4 (1930–32): 5–6, 115–116, 231–233. “Resolutions (in Rabbinical Assembly State- “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” ment),” 7 (1940): 54–60. 4 (1930–32): 7–8, 117–120. “Treasurer’s Report, and Seminary Cam- “Committee on President’s Message,” 4 paign,” Israel M. Goldman, 7 (1940): (1930–32): 252. 47–52, 54. “Report of the Committee on Permanent “Committee on the President’s Message,” Relief Fund,” Simon Greenberg, 4 Albert I. Gordon, 7 (1940): 42–53. (1930–32): 226–227. “Nominations Committee,” 7 (1940): “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” 61–62. 4 (1930–32): 234–237. “Committee Reports: Chaplaincy, Inter- “Members (and Honorary Members) of the Rabbinical Cooperation, Jewish Student Rabbinical Assembly,” 4 (1930–32): Activities, Palestine, Pension Fund,” 7 383–391. (1940): 327–337. “Contents, Officers, and Abstracts of Min- “Members (and honorary members) of the utes,” 5 (1933–38): iii–v, viii, ix–x, 53, Rabbinical Assembly,” 7 (1940): 54–59, 166, 241–248, 339–351, 339–352. 403–410. “List of Members of R.A. by State and City,” “Committee Reports: Membership, Place- 7 (1940): 353–363. ment, Jewish Relief Overseas, Social Jus- “Contents, Officers, Program, Committees, tice, Congregational Schools, Profes- Abstracts,” 8 (1941–44): v–3, 52–55, sional Ethics, Cooperation with United 274–280. Synagogue and JTS, Pension Fund, “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes),” Zionist, Jewish Law, Treasurer,” 5 VIII (1941–44): 1–3, 54, 165–168, (1933–38): 411–420. 277–280. “Resolutions (in Abstracts of the Minutes, “Pronouncement on Social Justice,” 8 Report of the Committee on Jewish (1941–44): 43–50. Law),” 5 (1933–38): ix–xiv, 59, 168, 247, “Seeking Peace in Time of War: A State- 350–351, 420. ment,” 8 (1941–44): 120–128. “Pronouncement on Social Justice,” 5 “Discussion on Plans for Pension Fund,” 8 (1933–38): 156–164. (1941–44): 329–340. “Pronouncement on Zionism,” 5 “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” (1933–38): 388–400. 8 (1941–44): 340–348. “Members of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 5 “Siyyum HaShas in Tribute to Professor (1933–38): 492–501. Louis Ginzberg,” 8 (1941–44): 377–401. “Contents, Officers, Program, and “Preface, Contents, Minutes,” 9 (1945): Abstracts of Minutes,” 6 (1939): 3–10. 2–7. 266 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) President’s Message),” 12 (1948): (1927–1950) (cont’d.) 59–68. “Committee Reports: Convention, Finance, “Resolutions,” 13 (1949): 86–94. Relief Fund, Rabbinic Ethics, Hebrew Cul- “Third Annual Rabbinical Assembly Con- ture, Conscientious Objectors, Jewish ference on Jewish Education,” 13 Education, Wartime Emergency, Member- (1949): 454–471. ship, Seminary Campaign,” 9 (1945): “Resolutions,” 14 (1950): 70–85. 8–18. “Report of the Committee on Law and “Placement Committee Report and Discus- Standards—Responsum on the Sab- sion,” 9 (1945): 19–23. bath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, “The Pension Plan,” S. Joshua Kohn, 9 Theodore Friedman, Robert Gordis, (1945): 24–26. Ben Zion Bokser, Arthur H. Neulander, “Resolutions Adopted,” 9 (1945): 27–30. 14 (1950): 112–188. “Report of the Nominations Committee,” “Pronouncement of the Zionist Revalua- Moshe Davis, 9 (1945): 31. tion Committee,” Norman Salit, 14 “Annual Report of the President,” Robert (1950): 222–231. Gordis, 9 (1945): 32–43. “Report of the Social Action Committee,” “Siyyum HaShas in Memory of Professor Morris N. Kertzer, 14 (1950): 256–262. Israel Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 123–175. “Golden Jubilee Celebration of the Rab- “Testimonial to Rabbi Louis Finkelstein— binical Assembly of America” (Program Testimonial Scroll,” 9 (1945): 209–210. at Carnegie Hall), 14 (1950): 280–283. “Foreword, Program, Officers,” 10 (1946): (1951–1973) (i)–v. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” Ralph Theodore Friedman, 15 (1951): 40–42. Simon, 10 (1946): 13–16. “Resolutions,” 15 (1951): 80–88. “Official Reports and Greetings,” Elias “Tribute to Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Charry, 10 (1946): 52–58. Louis Finkelstein, 15 (1951): 205–210. “Siyyum HaShas,” 10 (1946): 138–158. “Index to Volumes I-XV,” Seymour Siegel, “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 184–185. Gilbert Epstein, 15 (1951): 255–272. “Resolutions,” 10 (1946): 276–283. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law “Appendix I: Members,” 10 (1946): and Standards,” 16 (1952): 48–68. 299–313. “Tribute to Rabbi Davidson,” 16 (1952): “Appendix II: The Rabbinical Assembly 213–216. Bulletin and Guide to Reports,” 10 “Bibliogaphy of Works by Members of the (1946): 314–334. Rabbinical Assembly of America,” 16 “Resolutions,” 11 (1947): 107–118. (1952): 231–240. “Discussion—Resolutions,” Ralph Simon, “Report on the Joint Law Conference,” 11 (1947): 109–110, 114. Judah L. Goldin, 17 (1953): 45–79. “Discussion—Resolutions,” David Aronson, “President’s Message,” Ira Eisenstein, 17 11 (1947): 114, 115. (1953): 139–150. “Discussion—Resolutions,” Israel M. Gold- “Commitee on Jewish Law and Standards,” man, Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, Theodore Friedman, 18 (1954): 50–54. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Teshuvah—Kohen Marrying a Divorcée,” 11 (1947): 116–118. 18 (1954): 55–58. “Siyyum HaShas in Commemoration of the “The Steering Committee of the Joint Law 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Pro- Conference, 1953–54,” Theodore Fried- fessor Solomon Schechter,” 11 (1947): man, 18 (1954): 62–65. 279–314. “Ketubah” (Hebrew and English texts), 18 “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti: Louis M. (1954): 66–68. Epstein, Julius H. Greenstone, Abraham “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Hershman, Raphael Melamed, Herman and Standards,” Arthur H. Neulander, Rubenovitz,” 11 (1947): 375–388. 19 (1955): 31–33. “Summary of Session of Rabbis’ Wives,” 11 “The Steering Committee of the Joint Con- (1947): 389–392. ference on Jewish Law,” Theodore “Resolutions (also in Committee on the Friedman, 19 (1955): 42–43. Author Index 267

“President’s Message,” Harry Halpern, 19 “Presidential Address,” Isaac Klein, 23 (1955): 115–125. (1959): 19–32. “The State of the Rabbinical Assembly in “Report of the Steering Committee,” Zev the Conservative Movement,” Aaron H. Nelson, 23 (1959): 109–112. Blumenthal, 19 (1955): 126–140. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” “The Role of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Arthur A. Neulander, 23 (1959): 114–121. Simon Greenberg, 19 (1955): 141–152. “An Address (in honor of Isaac Klein),” “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law Louis Finkelstein, 24 (1960): 223–230. and Standards,” Arthur H. Neulander, “Response” (to tribute), Isaac Klein, 24 20 (1956): 29–32. (1960): 231–234. “Report of the Steering Committee of the “Greetings of the President-Elect,” Edward Joint Conference on Jewish Law, Sandrow, 24 (1960): 235–245. 1955–56,” Theodore Friedman, 20 “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” (1956): 33–36. Ben Zion Bokser, 24 (1960): 286–291. “President’s Message,” Harry Halpern, 20 “A Response on Behalf of Colleagues Retir- (1956): 71–81. ing From the Active Rabbinate,” David “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 Aronson, 24 (1960): 305–315. (1956): 163–183. “President’s Report,” Edward Sandrow, 25 “In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. Kaplan,” (1961): 83–103. 20 (1956): 252–266. “Dinner in Honor of Rabbi Simon Green- “Reply—In Honor of Doctor Mordecai M. berg,” Isaac Klein, David Goldstein, Kaplan,” Moshe Davis, 20 (1956): Louis Finkelstein, 25 (1961): 104–113. 267–273. “Induction of the Fellows of the Beth Din,” “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- Isaac Klein, 25 (1961): 104–106. dent—Harry Halpern,” 20 (1956): “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law 274–281. and Standards,” Max J. Routtenberg, 25 “Reply—In Honor of Rabbinical Assemble (1961): 188–199. President,” Louis Finkelstein, 20 “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” (1956): 282–285. Wolfe Kelman, 26 (1962): 110–123. “Presidential Report,” Aaron H. Blumen- “Presidential Report,” Edward T. Sandrow, thal, 21 (1957): 37–56. 26 (1962): 130–146. “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law “A Testimonial Address—Edward T. and Standards,” Arthur A. Neulander, Sandrow,” 26 (1962): 147–161. 21 (1957): 27–28. “Address of the President-Elect,” Theodore “Report of the Steering Committee of the Friedman, 26 (1962): 168–173. Joint Commottee on Jewish Law, “Homiletics Seminar (The Eulogy),” Henry 1956–1957 and the Bet Din,” Theodore Fisher, 26 (1962): 180–190. Friedman, 21 (1957): 158–163. “Committee of Jewish Law and Standards,” “Sermon Seminar,” Solomon D. Goldfarb, 26 (1962): 233–237. Max Routtenberg, 21 (1957): 199–217. “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” Morris Assembly,” 26 (1962): 246–251. Adler, Morris S. Goodblatt, Saul Teplitz, “Presidential Message,” Theodore Fried- Louis Finkelstein, 21 (1957): 218–232 man, 27 (1963): 155–162. “Steering Committee and Bet Din Report,” “Remarks: In Honor of Joel Geffen,” 27 22 (1958): 29–32. (1963): 163. “Presidential Address,” Aaron H. Blumen- “An Address: In Honor of Joel Geffen,” thal, 22 (1958): 43–67. Max Arzt, 27 (1963): 164–172. “The First Ten Years of the Committee on “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law Law and Standards,” Benjamin Kreit- and Standards,” Max Routtenberg, 27 man, 22 (1958): 68–80. (1963): 221–230. “In Honor of Rabbinical Assembly Presi- “Resolutions Adopted,” 27 (1963): 231–239. dent—Aaron H. Blumenthal,” Louis “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Finkelstein, 22 (1958): 167–177. Wolfe Kelman, 28 (1964): 1–15. “Rabbinical Assembly of America Member- “Presidential Address,” Theodore Fried- ship List,” 22 (1958): 181–214. man, 28 (1964): 96–108. 268 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- (1951–1973) (cont’d.) tus,” Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, “Address in Honor of Professor Louis Ginz- David Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, berg,” Eli Ginzberg, 27 (1964): 109–119. Arnold Goodman, Isaac Klein, Ben- “A Living Talmud: Tribute to Rabbis Theo- jamin Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, dore Friedman and Max J. Routten- Israel Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 berg,” Louis Finkelstein, 28 (1964): (1966): 105–108. 174–188. “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Sta- “Remarks of the Past President of the Rab- tus,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Leon Fink, binical Assembly,” Theodore Friedman, 30 (1966): 109–110. 28 (1964): 189–191. “Teshuvah—Swordfish,” Isaac Klein, 30 “Remarks of the President-Elect of the Rab- (1966): 111–115. binical Assembly,” Max J. Routtenberg, “Resolutions Adopted,” Mordecai M. 28 (1964): 192–194. Kaplan, 30 (1966): 123–139. “Report on the Committee of Jewish Law “Presidential Address,” Eli A. Bohnen, 31 and Standards,” Ben Zion Bokser, 28 (1967): 1–10. (1964): 238–243. “Rabbinical Assembly Lecture,” Louis “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermar- Finkelstein, 31 (1967): 93–102. ried,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 (1964): “Special Report of the Israel Committee,” 244–254. Myron Fenster, 31 (1967): 182–184. “Teshuvah—Yom Tov Sheni Shel Goluyot,” “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Aaron H. Blumenthal, 28 (1964): and Standards,” Benjamin Kreitman, 31 255–272. (1967): 189–194. “Teshuvah—Brit Milah,” Ben Zion Bokser, “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 28 (1964): 273–274. (1967): 195–208. “Teshuvah—Tisha B’Av and the Three “Teshuvah—Games of Chance,” Leon B. Weeks” (minority and majority opin- Fink, 31 (1967): 209–218. ions), Aaron H. Blumenthal, Ben Zion “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Congre- Bokser, Leon B. Fink, 28 (1964): gations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Sey- 275–292. mour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. “Resolution—Religion in Israel,” 28 “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth Kin- (1964): 304–306, 314–315. nusim,” Seymour Siegel, 31 (1967): “Discussion—Resolution: Religion in 229–230. Israel,” 28 (1964): 307–313. “Resolutions Adopted,” 31 (1967): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 255–257. Wolfe Kelman, 29 (1965): 1–17. “Address and Discussion,” Martin Luther “The President’s Message,” Max J. Routten- King, Jr., delivered at the 1968 conven- berg, 29 (1965): 18–26. tion. Published in Conservative Judaism, “In Honor of Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,” Vol. 22, No. 3, Spring 1968. Simon Greenberg, 29 (1965): 76–83. “Presidential Address,” Eli A. Bohnen, 32 “The Rabbinical Assembly and Conserva- (1968): 1–6. tive Judaism: Retrospect and Prospect,” “Banquet Remarks—Tribute to Eli A. Robert Gordis, 29 (1965): 84–100. Bohnen and Ralph Simon,” Louis “Israel Committee,” Joseph P. Sternstein, Finkelstein, 32 (1968): 147–152. 29 (1965): 152–158. “Remarks of the Past President,” 32 (1968): “Resolutions Adopted,” 29 (1965): 153–155. 163–169. “Remarks of the President,” Ralph Simon, “Address to the Convention: Tribute to 32 (1968): 156–161. Max J. Routtenberg and Eli A. “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Bohnen,” Louis Finkelstein, 30 (1966): and Standards,” Benjamin Z. Kreitman, 13–20. 32 (1968): 206–218. “Remarks of the Past President,” Max J. “Teshuvah—The Marriage of a Kohen and a Routtenberg, 30 (1966): 21–25. Giyoret,” Isaac Klein, 32 (1968): “Remarks of the President,” Eli A. Bohnen, 219–223. 30 (1966): 26–30. “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Author Index 269

Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): “Lunch-and-Learn Workshops,” 35 (1973): 224–228. v–vi. “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. “New Dimensions in Liturgy,” Jules Harlow, Bohnen, Edward Gershfield, Benjamin 35 (1973): 1–10. Kreitman, Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): “Presidential Address,” Judah Nadich, 35 229–248. (1973): 11–19. “Resolutions Adopted,” 32 (1968): “Committee Reports: Membership, Nomi- 247–254. nations, Scouting,” Arthur A. Chiel, Ira “President’s Message,” Ralph Simon, 33 Eisenstein, 35 (1973): 147–152. (1969): 45–54. “Convention Registration,” 35 (1973): “In Honour of Rabbi Robert Gordis,” 153–157. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 33 (1969): (1974–2000) 132–134. “Lunch-and-Learn Workshops,” 36 (1974): “The American Rabbinate,” Louis M. Levit- vi–viii. sky, 33 (1969): 190–195. “Business Session” (includes resolutions), “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law Harry Halpern, 36 (1974): 228–229. and Standards,” 33 (1969): 199–201. “Lunch-and-Learn Workshops,” 37 (1975): “Teshuvah—Is Gelatin Kosher?” Isaac xi–xii. Klein, 33 (1969): 203–218. “Conferring of Degrees,” Stanley J. “Teshuvah—May a Swimming Pool Be Schachter, 37 (1975): 4–7. Used as a Mikvah?,” (Hebrew), 33 “A Tribute to Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Wolfe (1969): 219–222. Kelman, 37 (1975): 84–89. “Resolutions Adopted,” 33 (1969): “Resolutions (includes women rabbis’ 227–228. membership and Jewish law in the Con- “Presidential Address,” Ralph Simon, 34 servative Movement),” 37 (1975): (1970): 1–14. 259–280. “On the 70th Anniversary of the Rabbinical “The 75th Anniversary Supplement,” Assembly,” Edward Gershfield, 34 Edward T. Sandrow, 37 (1975): (1970): 86–95. 289–352. “The Rabbinical Assembly: A Look Toward “A Tribute to Our Past Presidents,” Edward the Future,” William H. Lebeau, 34 T. Sandrow, 37 (1975): 308–316. (1970): 96–108. “The Achievement of the Rabbinical “Conservative Judaism Faces the 70s,” Hil- Assembly,” Louis Finkelstein, 37 (1975): lel E. Silverman, 34 (1970): 109–122. 317–328. “The Rabbinical Assembly Faces the 70s— “Conservative Judaism Comes of Age,” Max First Things First,” Mayer Abramowitz, Arzt, 37 (1975): 329–344. 34 (1970): 123–126. “Zionism, Israel and The Rabbinical Assem- “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul bly,” Simon Greenberg, 37 (1975): Teplitz, Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): 345–352. 153–158. “Past Presidents of the Rabbinical Assembly “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. (photograph),” 37 (1975): endpaper. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. “Lunch-and-Learn Workshops,” 38 (1976): “In Memory of Colleagues,” S. Gershon xi–xii. Levi, 34 (1970): 183–185. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Mor- “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law ton Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Sey- and Standards,” Benjamin Z. Kreitman, mour Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, 34 (1970): 191–199. Arthur Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, “Resolutions Adopted,” 34 (1970): 216–218. Mordecai Waxman, Irwin Groner, “A Bibliography of Works by Members of Naamah Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe the Rabbinical Assembly,” 34 (1970): Kelman, Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 224–241. 94–123. “Presidential Address,” S. Gershon Levi, “United Synagogue Youth: A 25th Anniver- delivered at the 1971 Convention in sary Tribute,” Seymour Goldberg, Paul Israel. Published in Beineinu, Volume 2, Freedman, Albert L. Lewis, 38 (1976): Number 1, January 1972. 130–133. 270 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, (1974–2000) (cont’d.) Gerson D. Cohen, 42 (1980): 1–4. “Installation Banquet,” Arthur J. Levine, “Presidential Address,” Saul I. Teplitz, 42 Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Cohen, (1980): 7–12. Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): 134–154. “Chancellor’s Address,” Gerson D. Cohen, “Resolutions,” 38 (1976): 314–323. 42 (1980): 30–43. “Lunch-and-Learn Workshops,” 39 (1977): “New Materials from the Melton Research xii–xiv. Center,” 42 (1980): 144–145. “Conferring of Degrees,” Gerson D. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David H. Lin- Cohen, David C. Kogen, 39 (1977): 2–6. coln, 42 (1980): 249–250. “President’s Address,” Stanley S. Rabi- “Report of the Blue Ribbon Committee of nowitz, 39 (1977): 13–24. the Rabbinical Assembly,” Stanley Rabi- “Resolutions” (including women in Rab- nowitz, 42 (1980): 253–292. binical School), 39 (1977): 139–142. “Resolutions Adopted,” 42 (1980): “The Rabbinical Assembly—Revised Consti- 299–301. tution,” 39 (1977): 151–159. “Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. Teplitz, “Seminars,” 40 (1978): vi–vii, viii–x, xi–xii. Harry Z. Sky, Robert Gordis, Edward “President’s Address,” Stanley S. Rabi- Feld, Myron M. Fenster, Harold S. nowitz, 40 (1978): 1–14. Kushner, David Novak, Gilbert S. “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Commit- Rosenthal, Martin I. Sandberg, tee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Saul Seymour Siegel, Harlan J. Wechsler, Teplitz, 40 (1978): 74–76. Simon Greenberg, Wolfe Kelman, 42 “The Chancellor’s Address,” Gerson D. (1980): 335–424. Cohen, 40 (1978): 139–146. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, “In Honor of Jewish Chaplains,” Judah Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, Nadich, 40 (1978): 147–148. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 1–13. 40 (1978): 168–172. “Presidential Address,” Seymour J. Cohen, “Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Kelman, 43 (1981): 17–21. Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel Teplitz, Ger- “Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan Centenary son D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): Commemoration,” Israel Goldstein, 173–183. Jack J. Cohen, 43 (1981): 34–55. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. Wives,” Hillel E. Silverman, 40 (1978): Lewis, 43 (1981): 121–122. 213–215. “Amendment to the Constitution of the “Resolutions,” 40 (1978): 226–235. Rabbinical Assembly,” 43 (1981): “Lunch-and-Learn” (session on the Rabbi’s 125–126. Wife), 41 (1979): vi–viii, ix. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Final Report of the Commission for the Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, Study of the Ordination of Women as Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. Rabbis,” 41 (1979), delivered at the Schachter, 44 (1982): 1–8. 1979 Convention. Published in Conserv- “Presidential Address,” Seymour J. Cohen, ative Judaism, Volume 32, No. 3, Sum- 44 (1982): 31–46. mer 1979. “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, “In Tribute to Rabbi David Lieber,” David Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Gordis, Simon Greenberg, David Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 Lieber, 41 (1979): 1–9. (1982): 83–97. “Presidential Address,” Saul I. Teplitz, 41 “In Memory of Colleagues,” Sholom Stern, (1979): 10–17. 44 (1982): 169–172. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Yaakov G. “Resolutions Adopted,” 44 (1982): Rosenberg, 41 (1979): 277–279. 179–184. “Resolutions” (including ordination of “Books Published by Rabbinical Assembly women), 41 (1979): 287–290. Members 1980–,” 44 (1982): 185–187. “Study Sessions and Practical Rabbinics,” “Presidential Address,” Arnold M. Good- 42 (1980): viii–xiii. man, 45 (1983): 22–34. Author Index 271

“Membership Committee Report” (report “President’s Report,” Kassel Abelson, 49 includes roll call on permitting a female (1987): 40–46. rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Arnold “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” Sey- M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 217–251. mour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, Sey- “Resolutions Adopted,” 45 (1983): mour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 (1987): 255–257. 129–137. “1984 Convention Program” (includes “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly Israel practical rabbinic sessions and the First Region,” Benjamin J. Segal, 49 (1987): Annual Women’s Convention of the 231–234. Rabbinical Assembly), 46 (1984): v–xiv. “Resolutions Adopted,” 49 (1987): “Presidential Address,” Arnold M. Good- 357–373. man, 46 (1984): 37–42. “Greetings and a Challenge from the Unit- “Inaugural Address,” Alexander M. ed Synagogue of America,” Franklin D. Shapiro, 46 (1984): 76–85. Kreutzer, 50 (1988): 23–25. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Tribute to Rabbinical Assembly Members Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, Who Served in Israel’s War of Indepen- Simon Greenberg, 46 (1984): 95–101. dence,” Yosef Goldman, Mayer “Hazkarah,” Samuel Chiel, 46 (1984): Abramovitz, 50 (1988): 70–72. 182–184. “President’s Report,” Kassel Abelson, 50 “Membership Committee Report” (includ- (1988): 84–93. ing discussion on permitting a female “Realities in Israel,” Reuven Hammer, 50 rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadelmann, (1988): 167–171. Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): “Tributes to Rabbi Kassel Abelson and 187–201. Rabbi Abelson’s Response,” Mayer “Resolutions Adopted,” 46 (1984): Abramowitz, Arnold Goodman, Kassel 205–210. Abelson, 50 (1988): 172–177. “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “Installation of Officers,” Ismar Schorsch, Assembly,” 46 (1984): 213–221. 50 (1988): 178–179. “1985 R. A. Spouses’ Convention,” 47 “Installation Response,” Albert L. Lewis, 50 (1985): xii. (1988): 181–187. “President’s Report,” Alexander M. “Resolutions Adopted,” 50 (1988): Shapiro, 47 (1985): 21–28. 256–260. “In Memory of Colleagues and Their “Report from Israel,” Reuven Hammer, 51 Wives,” Kassel Abelson, 47 (1985): (1989): 12–17. 174–176. “Introduction of the Executive Director- “Membership Committee (including Elect of the Rabbinical Assembly,” Kas- approved admittance of women),” sel Abelson, Joel H. Meyers, 51 (1989): William H. Lebeau, 47 (1985): 179–181. 21–24. “Resolutions Adopted,” 47 (1985): “Presidential Report,” Albert L. Lewis, 51 185–199. (1989): 95–103. “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical “Tribute to Wolfe Kelman,” Stanley Rabi- Assembly,” 47 (1985): 203–212. nowitz, 51 (1989): 104–107. “Committee on the Rabbinic Family Pro- “Resolutions Adopted,” 51 (1989): gram,” 48 (1986): xvii. 329–341. “Presidential Report,” Alexander M. “Brit Kodesh: Presentation to Graduates,” Shapiro, 48 (1986): 30–35. Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 52 (1990): 3–5. “Presidential Acceptance Speech,” Kassel “Greetings,” Alan Tichnor, 52 (1990): Abelson, 48 (1986): 74–77. 45–48. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. “Presidential Address,” Albert L. Lewis, 52 Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, (1990): 49–54. Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, “Report of the Executive Director,” Joel H. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Meyers, 52 (1990): 55–59. (1986): 131–142. “In Celebration, Honoring Rabbi Wolfe “Resolutions Adopted” (includes reaffirma- Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, tion of matrilineal descent and issues of Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, conversion), 48 (1986): 313–327. Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 60–84. 272 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) “Presidential Acceptance Address,” Gerald (1974–2000) (cont’d.) L. Zelizer, 54 (1992): 52–57. “Response: In Celebration, Honoring “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Wives,” Seymour J. Cohen, 54 (1992): Judah Nadich, Marc H. Tanenbaum, 305–310. Morton Leifman, Levi Weiman-Kelman, “Resolutions Adopted,” 54 (1992): Wolfe Kelman, 52 (1990): 76–84. 315–322. “Report from Latin America,” Angel “Convention Program” (includes many Kreiman, 52 (1990): 107–110. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 55 “Installation of the President and Officers,” (1993): xi–xxiii. Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar “Presidential Report,” Gerald Zelizer, 55 Schorsch, David Hermelin, William (1993): 52–57. Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving “In Memory of Departed Colleagues and Laker, 52 (1990): 111–124. Their Wives,” Irwin Groner, 55 (1993): “Inauguration Address: The Way of Faith,” 182–184. Irwin Groner, 52 (1990): 125–133. “Resolutions Adopted,” 55 (1993): “In Memory of Colleagues,” Kassel Abel- 191–197. son, 52 (1990): 260–262. “Convention Program” (includes many “Resolutions Adopted” (includes abortion Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 56 rights, gay and lesbian issues, and organ (1994): v–xxviii. and tissue donations), 52 (1990): “Toward the Centennial of the Rabbinical 273–283. Assembly of America: Some Preliminary “In Recognition of Rabbi Gilbert Epstein,” Observations,” Abraham J. Karp, 56 David J. Jacobs, Jules Harlow, 53 (1991): (1994): 3–13. 20–25. “The Projected Humash Commentary,” “Presidential Address,” Irwin Groner, 53 Harold Kushner, David Lieber, 56 (1991): 26–35. (1994): 14–20. “In Honor of Rabbi Simon Greenberg,” “Report of the Commission on Human David Lieber, 53 (1991): 47–50. Sexuality (CHS) to the Committee on “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Jewish Law and Standards (CJLS),” Ger- Joel H. Meyers, 53 (1991): 56–62. ald L. Zelizer, Arnold M. Goodman, “Unity: From Concept to Reality,” Alan J. Kassel Abelson, 56 (1994): 21–27. Tichnor, 53 (1991): 63–67. “Talmud Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules “The User-Friendly Ritual Committee,” Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 53 (1991): Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence Hoff- 139–144. man, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, “In Memory of Colleagues,” Albert L. Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow (includes film Lewis, 53 (1991): 200–203. clip of Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): “Resolutions Adopted,” 53 (1991): 28–66. 211–220. “Final Presidential Report,” Gerald Zelizer, “Revised Constitution of the Rabbinical 56 (1994): 80–84. Assembly,” 53 (1991): 223–234. “Greetings,” Gerald Zelizer, 56 (1994): “Convention Program” (includes many 85–86. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 54 “Presidential Address,” Alan Silverstein, 56 (1992): xi–xxviii. (1994): 87–99. “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Joel H. Meyers, 54 (1992): 14–18. Joel H. Meyers, 56 (1994): 105–109. “Recalling Our Teachers: In Tribute to “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rabbi Gerson Wives,” Judah Nadich, 56 (1994): Cohen and Rabbi Robert Gordis,” Irwin 262–265. Groner, 54 (1992): 19–23. “Resolutions Adopted,” 56 (1994): “The Need for Unity,” Alan Tichnor, 54 285–294. (1992): 24–28. “Convention Program” (includes many “Presidential Address,” Irwin Groner, 54 Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 57 (1992): 38–49. (1995): xi–xv. Author Index 273

“A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” Arnold B. “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Marans, 57 (1995): 29–31. Kassel Abelson, 58 (1996): 265–268. “Strategic Planning Committee: Report of “Strategic Planning Committee,” David Preliminary Work,” David L. Lieber, 57 Lieber, Arnold Goodman, 58 (1996): (1995): 32–35. 275–289. “Honoring Rabbis on the 50th Anniversary “Resolutions Adopted,” 58 (1996): 293–300. of Their Ordination,” Daniel J. Press- “Convention Program” (includes many man, 57 (1995): 47–48. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 59 “Presidential Address,” Alan Silverstein, 57 (1997): xiii–xxiv. (1995): 59–68. “Opening Remarks,” Michael Klayman, 59 “In Honor of Leo Landes,” David C. (1997): 3–4. Kogen, 57 (1995): 69–70. “Greetings from the United Synagogue of “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Conservative Judaism,” Alan Ades, 59 Joel H. Meyers, 57 (1995): 95–103. (1997): 63–64. “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi Bet Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, Ismar Schorsch,” Robert B. Slosberg, 59 Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. (1997): 77–79. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pul- “Welcoming Remarks,” Michael N. pit,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne Menitoff, 59 (1997): 80–81. Stier, 57 (1995): 167–173. “Tribute to Ismar Schorsch on the Occa- “In Memory of Colleagues,” Gerald L. sion of His 10th Anniversary as Chancel- Zelizer, 57 (1995): 209–213. lor,” Michael B. Greenbaum, 59 (1997): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” 82–85. Kassel Abelson, 57 (1995): 224–227. “President’s Address,” David L. Lieber, 59 “Resolutions Adopted,” 57 (1995): (1997): 91–95. 239–250. “Greetings,” Simeon J. Maslin, 59 (1997): “Convention Program” (includes many 96–98. Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 58 “Activities Related to Religious Pluralism,” (1996): xiii–xxv. Jan Caryl Kaufman, 59 (1997): 99–100. “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Klay- “Et Li-vakesh: Ten Placement Trends and man, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 3–8. Tensions,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 59 “Israelis and Diaspora Jews: Are We One (1997): 179–184. People?” (Greetings), Gilah Dror, 58 “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- (1996): 34–36. leagues,” Arnold M. Goodman, 59 “Final Presidential Report,” Alan Silver- (1997): 218–220. stein, 58 (1996): 55–60. “RA/USCJ Joint Commission Responding “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” to Intermarriage,” Alan Silverstein, 59 Joel H. Meyers, 58 (1996): 61–68. (1997): 223–225. “Report from the Bet Midrash,” Benjamin “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” J. Segal, 58 (1996): 69–71. Kassel Abelson, 59 (1997): 226–230. “Recognition of Rabbis Celebrating 50 “Committee to Strengthen RA Presence,” Years of Service,” Judah Kogen, 58 Arnold M. Goodman, 59 (1997): (1996): 72–76. 233–239. “Presidential Address,” David L. Lieber, 58 “Resolutions Adopted,” 59 (1997): (1996): 77–81. 245–258. “In Honor of the 100th Birthday of Chan- “Contents of the Convention,” 60 (1998): cellor Louis Finkelstein,” Ezra M. v–x. Finkelstein, 58 (1996): 93–95. “Convention Program” (includes many “Ascending the Ladder of Holiness,” Perry Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 60 Rank, Ismar Schorsch, 58 (1996): 98–106. (1998): xiii–xxiv. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rab- “Convention Program in Hebrew” binic Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, (includes many Limud, practical rab- Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. binics sessions), 60 (1998): xxv–xxxiv. “In Memory of Colleagues,” Mordecai Wax- “Greetings,” David L. Lieber, Charles A. man, 58 (1996): 247–251. Kroloff, 60 (1998): 3–6. 274 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabbinical Assembly (cont’d.) “Resolutions Adopted,” 61 (1999): 255–261. (1974–2000) (cont’d.) “Convention Registration,” 61 (1999): “Presidential Address,” David L. Lieber, 60 265–269. (1998): 24–29. “Convention Program (includes many “Response from the New President,” Sey- Limud, practical rabbinics sessions),” mour L. Essrog, 60 (1998): 129–134. Centennial Convention, 62 (2000): “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” xiii–xxxi. Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 60 “Siyum HaShas participants,” 62 (2000): (1998): 273–275. xxxii. “Publications Committee,” Martin S. “Executive Council and Officers,” 62 Cohen, 60 (1998): 276–277. (2000): xxxiii–xxxv. “Social Action Committee,” Charles M. “Gala Opening Concert Chairman’s Feinberg, 60 (1998): 278–279. Remarks,” Gerald L. Zelizer, Centennial “Membership Committee,” Alvin K. Convention, 62 (2000): 3–6. Berkun, Isidoro Aizenberg, 60 (1998): “Award Presentations,” Mayer Rabinowitz, 280–282. Jonathan Waxman, David L. Lieber, “Resolutions Adopted,” 60 (1998): Harlan J. Wechsler, Aaron Landes, 62 285–294. (2000): 7–25. “Resolutions Adopted,” (Hebrew), 60 “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served (1998): 294–301. 50 Years and More in the Rabbinate “Convention Registration,” 60 (1998): (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis Finkel- 305–308. stein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, “Convention Program” (includes many Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Limud, practical rabbinics sessions), 61 Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkel- (1999): xi–xxv. stein, Ben Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Sil- “Executive Council and Officers,” 61 verman, Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley (1999): xxvi–xxviii. S. Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 26–38. “Greetings from the President of the Rab- “Chancellor’s Address,” Ismar Schorsch, 62 binical Assembly,” Seymour L. Essrog, (2000): 39–47. 61 (1999): 3–4. “Greetings,” Hon. John F. Street, 62 (2000): “Greetings from the President of the Unit- 48–49. ed Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,” “Siyum HaShas,” Kenneth L. Cohen, Arthur Stephen S. Wolnek, 61 (1999): 5–7. Hertzberg, 62 (2000): 50–54. “In Memory of Colleagues,” David L. “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Lieber, 61 (1999): 181–184. Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack Joel H. Meyers, 61 (1999): 223–229. Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Kassel Abelson, Elliot N. Dorff, 61 (2000): 55–77. (1999): 230–235. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, Luski, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–144. (1999): 236–238. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour L. Ess- berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 rog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, (1999): 239–240. Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 145–163. “Programs of Rabbinic Growth and Learn- “Presentation of A Century of Commitment: ing,” Jan Caryl Kaufman, 61 (1999): 100 Years of the Rabbinical Assembly,” 241–243. Robert E. Fierstien, 62 (2000): 164–167. “Publications Committee,” Martin S. “The Jewishness of the Jewish State,” Alice Cohen, 61 (1999): 244–247. Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Reuven Ham- “Social Action Committee,” Richard L. mer, David Golinkin, 60 (2000): Eisenberg, 61 (1999): 248–250. 184–196. “Association of Retired Rabbis,” Lester Her- “Legal Issues Facing the Conservative ing, 61 (1999): 251. Movement in Israel” (Hebrew), Ehud Author Index 275

Bandel, Hila Keren, 62 (2000): “Discussion: The Rabbi in the Small 197–205. Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 “Honoring Rabbinical Assembly Staff,” (1949): 202–203, 209. Arnold M. Goodman, 62 (2000): Eulogies: 206–210. “The Eulogy,” 20 (1956): 213–219. “Ethics and the Biological Revolution: “Simcha Rabinowitz: Eulogy,” by Hyman R. Cloning, Gene Therapy and Eugenics,” Rabinowitz, 34 (1970): 177–179. Gerald I. Wolpe, Arthur Caplan, Elliot “Rabbi Joseph Marcus,” (Hebrew), 37 N. Dorff, Paul Root Wolpe, Laurie (1975): 247–248. Zoloth, 62 (2000): 211–245. “Rabbi Hyman R. Rabinowitz,” by James “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Col- Sherman, 54 (1992): 290–294. leagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Rabinowitz, Mayer E. 301–304. “The 1973 Kallah in Israel,” 36 (1974): “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 239–301. Joel H. Meyers, 62 (2000): 339–343. “Award Presentation” (to Francine Klagsbrun), “Committee on Jewish Law and Standards,” Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Waxman, Kassel Abelson, 62 (2000): 344–347. David L. Lieber, Harlan J. Wechsler, “Publications Committee,” Martin S. Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 7–9. Cohen, 62 (2000): 348–351. Rabinowitz, Simcha. “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob “Simcha Rabinowitz: Eulogy,” by Hyman R. Luski, Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): Rabinowitz, 34 (1970): 177–179. 352–355. Rabinowitz, Stanley S. “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizen- “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as berg, Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max (2000): 356–357. Vorspan, 11 (1947): 216–217. “Programs of Professional Growth and “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Learning,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Rabbinate: Something About My (2000): 358–360. Ministry,” Eli Bohnen, 13 (1949): “Social Action Committee,” Richard L. 163–166. Eisenberg, 62 (2000): 361–363. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Looks “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven Upon Itself and Upon the Conservative R. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Movement,” Bernard Segal, 24 (1960): Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 364–367. 182–186. “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A “On Genesis 33:18,” 27 (1963): 208–210. Report on Masorti Olami,” Gordon “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): Freeman, Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 54–61. 368–370. “Alternatives in Jewish Education,” 34 (1970): “Resolutions Adopted,” (includes prayer in 59–70. schools, religious pluralism in Israel, “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” organ donations), Centennial Conven- Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 tion, 62 (2000): 373–382. (1970): 81–84. “Convention Registration,” Centennial “The Rabbinate: Its Changing Role,” 36 Convention, 62 (2000): 385–390. (1974): 168–173. Rabin, Yitzhak. “The Changing Rabbinate: A Search for “Israel’s Security,” 32 (1968): 119–124. Definition,” 37 (1975): 51–60. “The Current Situation,” 50 (1988): 73–83. “Installation Banquet—Address of the Rabinowitz, Anita. President-Elect,” Arthur J. Levine, “The Role of the Rabbi’s Wife in the Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Cohen, Congregation,” 35 (1973): 106–108. Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): 150–154. Rabinowitz, Elias. “President’s Address,” 39 (1977): 13–24. “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. “President’s Address,” 40 (1978): 1–14. Rabinowitz, Hyman R. “Remarks: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe “Discussion: The Future of the American Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel Jewish Community,” Ben Zion Bokser, Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, 12 (1948): 214–218. 40 (1978): 176–178. 276 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rabinowitz, Stanley S. (cont’d.) Rank, Perry. “Report of the Blue Ribbon Committee of the “Introduction: Ascending the Ladder of Rabbinical Assembly,” 42 (1980): Holiness,” Ismar Schorsch, 58 (1996): 253–292. 98–99. “The Jews of Germany,” 47 (1985): 117–121. “Introduction: Report on the Ne’eman “Four Pillars of Wisdom: An Approach to Commission:Conversion Crisis and Its Preaching,” 48 (1986): 112–120. Impact,” (Hebrew), Reuven Hammer, “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes 60 (1998): 50. reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Eulogies: and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “Rabbi Harry B. Lasker,” 53 (1991): 322. 185–187. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab “Rabbi Gershon Baruch Chertoff,” 59 Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, (1997): 187–190. Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Rascoe, Michael. Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 “Eulogy of Rabbi Seth L. Brody,” 58 (1996): (1988): 134. 207–210. “Tribute to Wolfe Kelman,” 51 (1989): Raskas, Bernard S. 104–107. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “Introduction: The Jews in America,” Arthur Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, 6–7. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel “Discussion: The Jews in America,” Arthur Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Hertzberg, Samuel Chiel, 52 (1990): (1968): 7–35. 22–23. “The Creative Use of the Pulpit,” 33 (1969): “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 158–172. Years and More in the Rabbinate Rauch, Eduardo. (Faculty Reminiscences): Louis “New Directions for Adult Jewish Education,” Finkelstein, Louis Ginzberg, Saul Barry W. Holtz, Eduardo Rauch, 48 Lieberman, Shalom Spiegel, Mordecai (1986): 221–223. Menahem Kaplan,” Simon Glustrom, Ravid, Benjamin C. Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Zion Bergman, “On Teaching Jewish History to College Hillel E. Silverman, Marshall J. Students Who Will Be Your Maltzman, Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 62 Congregants of Tomorrow,” 59 (1997): (2000): 36–38. 138–140. Eulogy: “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” 60 Ravitsky, Avi, Professor. (1998): 211–214. “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish State, Radin, Jacob. or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Aloni, “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, 225–226. Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 56–59. Rahman, Hasan Abdel. Re’em, Moshe. “The Peace Process and the Meaning of “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Palestinian Autonomy,” 56 (1994): Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, 100–104. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Raiskin, Max D. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt “Rabbi Max D. Raiskin,” (Hebrew), 41 (1979): Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi 268. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Rakover, Nahum. Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): “Governmental Policy Regarding Jewish Law,” 33–34. 36 (1974): 268–276. Regenstein, Joe M. Ramon, Einat. “Tzaar Baalei Hayyim: a Secular View of “Israel as Center of the Universe: The View Shackling & Hoisting,” 62 (2000): from the Media,” Einat Ramon, Linda 268–270. Gradstein, Joel Greenberg, David Regev, Uri. Makovsky, Hirsh Goodman, 60 (1998): “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between the 39. Religious Streams,” (Hebrew), Alex Author Index 277

Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, Reuther, Walter P. Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 “Religion in a World of Tension,” 14 (1950): (1998): 33–35. 296–317. Reich, Paul. Riback, Sidney B. “Interesting Synagogue Activities—A Brother- “Discussion: Practical Problems of the Rabbinate: hood Institute,” 9 (1945): 86. Something About My Ministry,” Eli “The Relationship of the Rabbi to the Bohnen, 13 (1949): 166–168. Congregation: The Relationship of the “Rabbi Sidney B. Riback,” by Efry Spectre, 45 Rabbi to the Sisterhood,” 15 (1951): (1983): 208–209. 200–204. Ribalow, Menachem. Eulogy: “Rabbi Paul Reich,” by Shulamit Reich “Whither American Jewry?” 10 (1946): Elster, 50 (1988): 229–232. 268–269. Reis, Paul Stephen. Ribner, Herbert. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley “The Role of the Jewish Chaplain in the S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Armed Forces,” 15 (1951): 179–183. “Rabbi Paul Stephen Reis,” by Sara E. Reis, 60 Ribnick, Judy. (1998): 247–248. “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and Reis, Sara E. Concerns in the Jewish Community,” “Eulogy of Rabbi Paul Stephen Reis,” 60 Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh (1998): 247–248. Meier, 56 (1994): 199–202. Reisner, Avram Israel. Riemer, Jack. “Manipulating Genes—Seen Through the Eyes “Preaching to the Here and Now,” 30 (1966): of the Rabbis,” 62(2000): 271–273. 53–81. Reisner, Connie. “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Reisner, 37 (1975): 228–231. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 Reisner, Nathan. (1968): 7–35. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Jewish “Preaching on Pesach,” 40 (1978): 184–187. Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 57–58. “The Wonder of Heschel,” 45 (1983): 178–188. Rembaum, Joel. “The Laws of Teaching,” 58 (1996): 166. “A Function of the Study of Jewish History: To Ritterband, Paul. Demythologize the Jew,” 41 (1979): “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary 140–158. of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: Greenberg, 24 (1960): 165–166. What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Rivlin, Solomon. Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben Weilerstein, Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 17 (1953): 273. (1999): 99. Roberts, Joseph L., Reverend. “Discussion: The Halakhic and Ethical Standards “Our Duty,” 49 (1987): 55–56. to Be Expected of Leaders in Public and Roeder, Ludwig. Religious Life,” Arnold M. Goodman, “Ludwig Roeder: Eulogy,” by Nathaniel Samuel Dash, Benjamin Cardin, Elliot N. Zimskind, 34 (1970): 180. Dorff, 61 (1999): 120–121. Romanoff, Lena. Resnik, David. “How to Make Practicing and Feeling Jews: “The Synagogue and Its School,” 48 (1986): What Do Converts Want From Us?” 54 235–237. (1992): 164–170. Resnikoff, Arnold E. Rose, Goodman A. “Jewish Views of War and Peace,” 51 (1989): “Projects Proposed,” 2 (1928): 139–142. 257–263. “D’var Torah,” 59 (1997): “The Rabbi as Communal Leader: 165–172. Strengthening the Organized Resnikoff, Simon. Community,” 10 (1946): 111–116. “Rabbi Simon Resnikoff,” by Philip Book, 50 Eulogy: “Eulogies,” by Herman Hailperin, 15 (1988): 233–236. (1951): 252. 278 The Rabbinical Assembly

Rosen, Barry. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Schachter, 44 (1982): 5–7. (including discussion on permitting a “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. female rabbi to join), Ludwig Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, (1984): 192. Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 Rosen, James. (1986): 138–139. “D’var Torah—In Memory of Matthew Eulogies: Eisenfeld,” 58 (1996): 195–198. “In Memory of Colleagues,” 41 (1979): Rosen, Matthew B. 277–279. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Albert L. Lewis, “Rabbi Fishel Goldfeder,” 43 (1981): 94–97. 53 (1991): 203. “Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” by Mordecai Rosen, Nathan Nata. Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, Yaakov “Rabbi Nathan Nata Rosen,” by Abraham Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 (1983): Feldbin, 52 (1990): 240–242. 198–199. Rosenbaum, Nathan. Rosenblatt, Samuel. “Rabbi Nathan Rosenbaum,” by Mordecai “Discussion: Place of Dogma in Judaism,” Rubin, 41 (1979): 269–271. Mordecai Kaplan, 4 (1930–32): Rosenberg, Stuart E. 307–310. “The Jew in the Non-Jewish World,” 31 (1967): “American Jewish Scholarship and the Jewish 70–83. Theological Seminary,” 5 (1933–38): “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish 372–387. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour “Historic Arab-Jewish Relationships in Siegel, 31 (1967): 88–90, 92. Palestine,” 6 (1939): 104–114. Eulogy: “Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg,” by “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Morton M. Leifman, 52 (1990): Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore 243–246. Friedman, 14 (1950): 174–176 Rosenberg, Yaakov G. Eulogies: “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Eulogies: Adolph Coblenz,” 14 (1950): Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): 318–320. 56–57. “Rabbi Israel Goldman,” 42 (1980), “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abraham 240–242. J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 211. “Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt,” by Mitchell “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive Wohlberg, 45 (1983): 210–213. the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai Rosenbloom, Seymour. M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 199. “Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,” 38 (1976): 295–301. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” “A Place for Men: Where Do Men Belong in an Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 214, Egalitarian Synagogue,” 61 (1999): 220–221. 165–168. “D’var Torah,” 27 (1963): 213–214. Rosenblum, A. Leon. “Discussion—The Jew in the Non-Jewish “Rabbi A. Leon Rosenblum,” by Mervin B. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, Seymour Tomsky, 58 (1996): 228–229. Siegel, 31 (1967): 90. Rosenblum, Herbert. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 Clayman, 34 (1970): 54–56. (1964): 157–158. “The Rabbi, Federation and the Community,” “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. 36 (1974): 166–167. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 28. “Conferring of Degrees,” Reuven Hammer, Eulogy: “Rabbi Aaron Weinberg,” 56 (1994): Gerson D. Cohen, Yaakov Rosenberg, 259–261. Morton Leifman, Zalman Dimitrovsky, Rosenblum, Leon T. Avraham S. Halkin, Moshe Greenberg, “Rabbi Albert Nathaniel Troy,” 61 (1999): 183, Simon Greenberg, 43 (1981): 2–3. 217–219. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, Rosengarten, Charles. Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, “Greetings,” 19 (1955): 199–203. Author Index 279

Rosenstock, Gershon. “The Power of Poskim,” 49 (1987): 192–200. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinical Assem- “Russian Immigrants and Halakhic Problems” bly,” Simon Greenberg, 19 (1955): (adapted from two Limud sessions), 52 159–160. (1990): 137–158. Rosenthal, Gilbert S. Roth, Joseph M. “Kallah on Halakhah: The Foundations of the “Discussion: A New Task for American Rabbis,” Conservative Approach to Jewish Law,” Cyrus Adler, 2 (1928): 59. 42 (1980): 376–393. Eulogy: “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben “The Elements That Unite Us,” 46 (1984): Weilerstein, 17 (1953): 272. 22–28. Roth, Simchah. “The Conservative Rabbinate: What of “Selections from Editor’s Preface: Masorti Tomorrow,” 49 (1987), 100–115. Siddur,” 60 (1998): 190–195. “Gemara, Gematria or Gimmicks: New Rabbinic Rothschild, Fritz A. Roles for the 21st Century,” 54 (1992): “Religious Thought of Abraham Heschel,” 60–67. delivered at the 1968 Convention. Eulogy: “Rabbi Morris M. Goldberg,” 54 Published in Conservative Judaism, Vol. (1992): 282–286. 23, No. 1, Fall 1968. “Rabbi Benjamin L. Teller,” 60 (1998): “Revelation: The Embarrassment and the 258–260. Necessity,” delivered at the 1977 Rosenthal, Henry M. Convention. Published in Conservative “Three Reviews: The Making of the Modern Jew by Judaism, Volume 31, No. 2, Winter Milton Steinberg, The Future of Judaism 1977. by Eugene Kohn, Judaism as a Civiliza- Rothstein, Samuel. tion by Mordecai M. Kaplan,” 5 “Discussion: The Future of Our Movement,” (1933–38): 88–99. Louis Finkelstein, 9 (1945): 185–188. Rosenthal, Moses. Rothstein, Solomon. “Rabbi Moses Rosenthal,” by Daniel Novick, 54 “The Art of Communication,” 35 (1973): (1992): 295–297. 57–63. Roskies, David, G., Dr. Routtenberg, Aryeh. “The Shtetl in Fact and Fiction,” 39 (1977): 94. “Rabbi Hyman Routtenberg,” (Hebrew and “Jewish Responses to Catastrophe,” 47 (1985): English), 57 (1995): 202–204. 107–108. Routtenberg, Hyman. Rosoff, Barbara. “Rabbi Hyman Routtenberg,” (Hebrew and “SATS for Principals: Supervising, English), by Aryeh Routtenberg, 57 Administering and Teacher Training in (1995): 202–204. the Synagogue School,” 54 (1992): Routtenberg, Max J. 245–250. “Report of Prayer Book Commission,” 8 “‘Gimme a Break! Who Needs All This Jewish (1941–44): 146–159. Stuff?’: Teaching and Reaching the Ado- “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 14 lescent Population,” 54 (1992): 251–253. (1950): 29–39. “The Classroom Without Discipline Problems: “Report of the Executive Vice-President,” 15 Teaching Adults,” 54 (1992): 254–257. (1951): 27–35. Rotenberg, Naftali. “Sermon Seminar,” 21 (1957): 206–217. “Looking Ahead: Reconciliation Between the “The Rabbinical Assembly of America: An Religious Streams,” (Hebrew), Alex Evaluation,” 24 (1960): 190–222. Lubotsky, Ehud Bandel, David Bigman, “Report of the Committee on Jewish Law and Uri Regev, Naftali Rotenberg, 60 Standards,” 25 (1961): 188–199. (1998): 36–38. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in Roth, Amy. Elementary and Secondary Jewish “Is This the Person I Married?” 54 (1992): 202. Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 Roth, Joel. (1962): 35–36. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Report on the Committee on Jewish Law and reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Standards,” 27 (1963): 221–230. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “The Quest for Unity in the Jewish 313–315. Community,” 28 (1964): 131–154. 280 The Rabbinical Assembly

Routtenberg, Max J. (cont’d.) Eulogy: “Herman H. Rubenovitz: Eulogy,” by “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Israel J. Kazis, 30 (1966): 96–99. Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 Rubenstein, Bernard A. (1964): 161–162. “Rabbi Bernard A. Rubenstein,” by Solomon “Remarks of the President-Elect of the Gordon, 38 (1976): 286–290. Rabbinical Assembly,” 28 (1964): Rubenstein, Elyakim. 192–194. “The Future of Israeli Democracy,” (Hebrew), “Teshuvah—The Jew Who Has Intermarried,” 60 (1998): 135–158. Max J. Routtenberg, 28 1964): 244–254. Rubenstein, Jacob. “The President’s Message,” 29 (1965): 18–26. “Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein,” by Zev Rubenstein, “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. 61 (1999): 183, 211–212. Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 30–32. Rubenstein, Richard. “The American Rabbi in Transition,” 30 “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The (1966): 1–12. Research of the Institute for Righteous “Remarks of the Past President,” 30 (1966): Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry 21–25. London, 27 (1963): 108–110. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and Rubenstein, Zev. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): “Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein,” 61 (1999): 183, 33–34. 211–212. “Discussion: Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative Ruberg, Arthur. Congregations,” Leon B. Fink, Aaron “Singles in the Synagogue,” Chaim Listfield, H. Blumenthal, Seymour Siegel, 31 Arthur Ruberg, 44 (1982): 129–130. (1967): 222. Rubin, Meyer. “Discussion: Report of the Committee on “Opening Prayer,” 5 (1933–38): 421. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 205. An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “75 Years of Changing Concern, Emphasis and Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Philosophy,” 37 (1975): 294–307. Charry, 9 (1945): 87, 89. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton Eulogies: Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour “Jacob Hochman: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur 91–93. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai “Rabbi Meyer Rubin,” by Manuel Saltzman, Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah 52 (1990): 247–248. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Rubin, Mordecai. Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 102–105. “Rabbi Nathan Rosenbaum,” 41 (1979): 269–271. Eulogies: “Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” by Neil Kurshan, “Julius Fisher: Eulogy,” 30 (1966): 89–90. Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): 250–258. “Theodore Shabshelowitz: Eulogy,” 32 Rudavsky, Hilel. (1968): 199–200. “Rabbi Isaac Moseson,” 58 (1996): 222–223. “Rabbi Ben Zion Bokser,” 46 (1984): Ruderman, Samuel S. 141–143. “Discussion: The Rabbi and the Interfaith “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” by Jules Movement,” David A. Goldstein, 7 Harlow, 49 (1987): 341–345. (1940): 113–116. “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” by Ruth R. “The Rabbi as Communal Leader—Interfaith Seldin, 49 (1987): 346–348. Activity and Democracy,” 10 (1946): Rubel, Charles. M. 121–127. “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 82. “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and “Discussion: Needed: A New Zionism to Revive Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): 34. the Moribund Jewish People,” Mordecai Eulogy: “Samuel S. Ruderman: Eulogy,” by M. Kaplan, 18 (1954): 197–198. Josiah Derby, 33 (1969): 184–186. Eulogy: “Rabbi Charles Rubel,” by Irving Rutkoff, Alan. Lehrman, 42 (1980): 248. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wexler, Rubenovitz, Herman H. David Lieber, Seymour L. Essrog, Ismar “Tributes to Rabbis Emeriti,” Israel H. Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Alan Levinthal, 11 (1947): 384–388. Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 160–163. Author Index 281

Sachs, Samuel. “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 65–66. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Kassel Abelson, “Status of the Seminary Campaign,” 13 (1949): 52 (1990): 262. 216–220. Sacks, Andrew. “Greetings of the President-Elect,” 24 (1960): “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White 235–245. House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, “President’s Report,” 25 (1961): 83–103. 61 (1999): 58. “Presidential Report,” 26 (1962): 130–146. Sacks, J. B. “Response—A Testimonial Address,” Louis “The Rabbinical Assembly as Family,” 56 Finkelstein, 26 (1962): 162–167. (1994): 221–223. “Counselling Mourners,” 35 (1973): 77–79. Sacks, Louis L. “A Prayer,” 37 (1975): 3. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Mordecai “The 75th Anniversary Supplement,” 37 (1975): Waxman, 58 (1996): 251. 289–352. Sacks, Maxwell Lawrence. “Introduction: The 75th Anniversary “Rabbi Maxwell Lawrence Sacks,” by Joshua Supplement,” 37 (1975): 289–293. Lindenberg, 41 (1979): 272. “A Tribute to Our Past Presidents,” 37 (1975): Salit, Norman. 308–316. “Report of the Placement Committee,” 1 Eulogies: (1927): 16–18. “Rabbi Max D. Klein,” 36 (1974): 202. “The Synagogue and Palestine,” 2 (1928): “Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow,” by Simon 53–58. Greenberg, 38 (1976): 291–294. “The Rabbi as Administrator: Scouting,” 10 Sandrow, Nahma. (1946): 200–204. “Yiddish Drama: A Mirror of the Jewish Soul,” “Pronouncement of the Zionist Revaluation 42 (1980): 142–143. Committee,” 14 (1950): 222–231. Saperstein, David. Eulogy: “Hesped,” by Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 “What Has Become of the Liberal Jew?” David (1961): 165–168. Sapirstein, Elliott Abrams, 58 (1996): Saltzman, Manuel. 125–135. “The Creative Use of the Pulpit,” 33 (1969): Saperstein, Sanford E. 147–157. “Rabbi Solomon Lipman,” 36 (1974): 203–205. Eulogies: Saposh, Stuart. “Rabbi Eric T. Lowenthal,” 46 (1984): “The Day School and the Synagogue,” Joshua 156–157. Elkin, Shulamit Elster, Leonard S. “Rabbi Meyer Rubin,” 52 (1990): 247–248. Cahan, Stuart Saposh, Moshe Edelman, “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by 48 (1986): 233. Stanley S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Sarachek, Joseph. “Rabbi Manuel Saltzman,” by Harold “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben Weilerstein, Kushner, 60 (1998): 250–251. 17 (1953): 273. Samber, Moshe. Sarna, Jonathan D. “Rabbi David Prince,” 38 (1976): 285. “Perched Between Continuity and Samuels. Robert L. Discontinuity: American Jewry at a “Rabbi Nathan Colish,” 44 (1982): 150–151. Crossroads,” 56 (1994): 74–79. Sandberg, Martin I. “The Future of Diaspora Judaism,” 59 (1997): “Kallah on Halakhah: Positive Tradition—Towards 69–76. a Unified Philosophy for Conservative “What Will Jewish Community and Jewish Judaism,” 42 (1980): 394–397. Values Mean for the 21st Century?” Sandel, Michael J. David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Sarna, “Democracy’s Discontent: America in Search Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 80–87. of a Public Philosophy,” 59 (1997): Sarnoff, David. 15–23. “The Military Chaplaincy,” 26 (1962): 174–179. Sandrow, Edward T. Saroujie, Majda. “Independence Day Celebration at the “The Future of the Arab Community in Israel,” Convention—Address (Abstract),” 5 Jack Cohen, Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, (1933–38): 104. Hashem Muhammud, Shehadeh “Fox Hole Religion,” 8 (1941–44): 323–328. Shehadeh, 50 (1988): 130–131. 282 The Rabbinical Assembly

Saroujie, Majda (cont’d.) Schechter, Jack. “Discussion: The Future of the Arab “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 28–29. Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem “Lunch and Learn Workshops,” 35 (1973): Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 55–56. (1988): 138–139, 143. Schechter, Solomon. Sasso, Dennis C. “To Solomon Schechter on the Centenary of “Rabbi Samuel Schwartz,” 57 (1995): 205–208. His Birth (Poem),” C. David Matt, 11 Schachter, Stanley J. (1947): 1–2. “The High Holy Day Mahzor,” 29 (1965): Schechterman, Bernard. 59–66. “The Jordanian-Palestinian Relationship,” 47 “Conferring of Degrees,” 37 (1975): 4–7. (1985): 110. “D’var Torah,” 39 (1977): 7–9. Schectman, Harry Z. “Conferring of Degrees,” David C. Kogen, “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Simon Greenberg, Gerson C. Cohen, Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Yaakov G. Rosenberg, Stanley J. 301–304. Schachter, 44 (1982): 7–8. “Eulogy of Rabbi Harry Z. Schectman,” by Eulogy: “Rabbi Moshe Babin,” 41 (1979): Richard Sherwin, 62 (2000): 320–322. 254–257. Scheim, Philip S. “Rabbi Salamon Faber,” 61 (1999): 183, “Israel 100 Years After Herzl: Has the Zionist 194–197. Dream Been Fulfilled?” Philip S. Schachter-Shalomi, Zalman. Scheim, Arthur Hertzberg, Colette “Aging to Wisdom,” 56 (1994): 207–208. Avital, 58 (1996): 16–18. Schafler, Samuel. “Israel at 50: The Rabbinical Assembly Cele- “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” brates,” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 11–12. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Scheindlin, Raymond P. Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold “Entering the Second Century: From Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Scholarship to the Rabbinate,” Joseph Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, , Neil Gillman, Raymond P. Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 46–47. 105–108. “Three Poems from Siddur Sim Shalom,” 48 “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Harlow, (1986): 95–98. Sidney Shankin, Bernard Raskas, Aaron “Euripides and the Bible: In Tribute to Landes, Everett Gendler, Jack Riemer, Professor Shalom Spiegel,” 48 (1986): Irwin Schild, Hershel Matt, Simcha 150–152. Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 (1968): 7–35. Schifter, Richard, Hon. “The Eretz Yisrael Dimension: A Response,” 34 “Soviet Jews,” 51 (1989): 151–157. (1970): 41–44. Schild, Irwin. Eulogy: “Rabbi Samuel Schafler,” by Seth “Current Experiments in Liturgy,” Jules Schafler, 53 (1991): 191–196. Harlow, Sidney Shankin, Bernard Schafler, Seth. Raskas, Aaron Landes, Everett Gendler, “Rabbi Samuel Schafler,” 53 (1991): 191–196. Jack Riemer, Irwin Schild, Hershel Scharfstein, Zevi. Matt, Simcha Kling, Samuel Schafler, 32 “Jewish Education at the Crossroads” (1968): 7–35. (Hebrew), 8 (1941–44): 107–115. Eulogy: “Rabbi Albert Pappenheim,” 46 Schatz, Morris. (1984): 158–164. “Discussion: The Synagogue and Palestine,” Schindler, Alexander M. Norman Salit, 2 (1928): 64. “Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Community,” “Discussion: Judaism as a Civilization,” 30 (1966): 41–47. Mordecai M. Kaplan, 2 (1928): 131. “Discussion—Jewish Education in a Pluralistic Eulogy: “Morris Schatz: Eulogy,” by Max Arzt, Community,” Marvin Fox, Alexander M. 31 (1967): 174–177. Schindler, 30 (1966): 51–52. Schechter, Frank I. Schleslinger, George. “Memorial Paper: Moses Baroway,” 1 (1927): “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Successes,” 92–95. Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Author Index 283

Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Schoffmann, Edwin. (1979): 55, 57–58, 60, 69, 70, 71–72, 73. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Mordecai Schmelzer, Menahem. Waxman, 58 (1996): 251. “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” by Jozef Schonfeld, Fabian. Schweitzer, trans. Menahem Schmelzer, “Eulogy of Rabbi I. Usher Kirshblum,” by Published in Izrael, Budapest, January, Mordecai Kirshblum, Fabian Schonfeld, 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. Yaakov Rosenberg, Herzl Fishman, 45 Schneider, Michael. (1983): 198–199. “The Joint Distribution Committee,” 51 Schorsch, Emil. (1989): 62–69. “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: Schnitzer, Jeshaia. An Experiment in Jewish-Christian “Family Counseling,” 36 (1974): 126–140. Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias Eulogy: “Rabbi Arnold A. Lasker,” 59 (1997): Charry, 9 (1945): 88. 206–209. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Friedman, 14 (1950): 180–181. 301–304. “D’var Torah—Adon Olam,” 29 (1965): “Eulogy of Rabbi Jeshaia Schnitzer,” by 129–135. Jonathan A. Schnitzer, 62 (2000): Eulogy: “Rabbi Emil Schorsch,” by Ismar 323–326. Schorsch, 44 (1982): 164–168. Schnitzer, Jonathan A. Schorsch, Ismar. “Eulogy of Rabbi Jeshaia Schnitzer,” 62 (2000): “Zecharias Frankel and the European Origins 323–326. of Conservative Judaism,” 42 (1980), Schnitzer, Samuel. delivered at the 1980 Convention. “Samuel Schnitzer: Eulogy,” by Harry Zwelling, Published in Judaism, Summer 1981. 30 (1966): 100–101. “Centenary Thoughts: Conservatism Schoenberg, Elliot Salo. Revisited,” 48 (1986): 78–85. “Brit Kodesh: Presentation to Graduates,” Elliot “The Seminary as Fountainhead,” 49 (1987): Salo Schoenberg, 52 (1990): 3–5. 138–147. “The User-Friendly Ritual Committee,” 53 “Introduction: What is a Jewish Dream?” (1991): 139–144. Shimon Peres, 50 (1988): 15–16. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pulpit,” “Conservative Judaism in Israel,” 50 (1988): Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne Stier, 26–27. 57 (1995): 167–173. “Installation of Officers,” 50 (1988): 178–179. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rabbinic “The Limits of History,” 51 (1989): 108–115. Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, “The Emergence of the Modern Rabbi,” 52 Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. (1990), delivered at the 1990 “Et Li-vakesh: Ten Placement Trends and Convention. Published in Conservative Tensions,” 59 (1997): 179–184. Judaism, Vol. 43, No. 2, Winter 1991. “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Luski, “Installation of the President and Officers,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 (1999): Kassel Abelson, Albert L. Lewis, Ismar 236–238. Schorsch, David Hermelin, William “Membership Committee,” Isidoro Aizenberg, Davidson, Mandel L. Berman, Irving Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 61 (1999): Laker, 52 (1990): 114–117. 239–240. “In Defense of the Common Good,” 54 “Joint Placement Commission,” Jacob Luski, (1992): 29–37. Elliot S. Schoenberg, 62 (2000): “Unity in An Age of Ideology,” 55 (1993), 352–355. delivered at the 1993 Convention. “Programs of Professional Growth and Published as “Marching to the Wrong Learning,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, 62 Drummer,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. (2000): 358–360. 45, No. 4, Summer 1993. Schoffman, Stuart. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Diaspora Jews and Israeli Jews: Can the Jewish (report includes roll call on permitting a Culture Gap Be Bridged?” 58 (1996): emale rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 37–47. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 229–230. 284 The Rabbinical Assembly

Schorsch, Ismar (cont’d.) “The Nature of the Rabbinate: The Fourth “Conservative Judaism in the Twenty-First Son,” 62 (2000): 173–183. Century,” 55 (1993), delivered at the Eulogy: “Rabbi Elliott Burstein,” 38 (1976): 265. 1993 Convention. Published as “The Schussheim, Morris. Character of Halakhah Entering the “The Rabbi’s Part in Future Palestine Work,” 4 21st Century,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. (1930–32): 36–42. 45, No. 4, Summer 1993. “Siyyum HaShas—Recollections of Israel “Standing Firm Between Syncretism and Friedlaender,” 9 (1945): 168–175. Fundamentalism,” 56 (1994): 67–73. Schwab, Laura. “The Soil of Our Spiritual Lives,” 57 (1995): “A Tribute to Laura Schwab,” Arnold B. 49–54. Marans, 57 (1995): 29–31. “Ascending the Ladder of Holiness,” 58 Schwartz, Barry Dov. (1996): 99–106. “Judaism and Homosexuality,” 40 (1978): “Jewish Unity on the Threshold of the 108–114. Millennium,” 59 (1997): 86–90. Eulogy: “Rabbi Hillel Hyman,” 42 (1980): “Biblical Roots of Jewish Nationalism,” 60 245–246. (1998): 199–202. Schwartz, Gershon. “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan “Rabbi Mordecai Rubin,” by Neil Kurshan, Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar Gershon Schwartz, 56 (1994): 253–258. Schorsch, 61 (1999): 71–75. Schwartz, Harry E. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the “The Convention Committee on Palestine,” 6 Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William (1939): 168. Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): Eulogy: “Rabby Harry E. Schwartz,” by Alvin 79–80. Kass, 50 (1988): 237–240. “Chancellor’s Address,” 62 (2000): 39–47. Schwartz, Jesse. “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Jesse Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, Schwartz,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 134–138. (1964): 225–227. “Installation of New Officers,” Robert Wexler, Schwartz, Samuel. David Lieber, Seymour L. Essrog, Ismar “Rabbi Ralph DeKoven,” 36 (1974): 196–197. Schorsch, Vernon H. Kurtz, Alan “Rabbi Samuel Schwartz,” by Dennis C. Sasso, Rutkoff, 62 (2000): 151–153. 57 (1995): 205–208. Eulogies: Schwarz, Sidney. “Rabbi Emil Schorsch,” 44 (1982): “Public Policy and Jewish Values: Training the 164–168. Next Generation,” 51 (1989): 275–277. “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” by Ismar “Synagogues for a New Era,” 62 (2000): Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. 289–291. Zukerman, 55 (1993): 165–166. Schwarzschild, Steven Samuel. Schudrich, David. “Silence Before God,” 25 (1961): 169–173. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Albert L. Lewis, Eulogy: “Rabbi Steven Samuel Schwarzschild,” 53 (1991): 203. by Eugene B. Borowitz, 52 (1990): Schulman, Sidney. 249–250. “Rabbi Sidney Schulman,” by Pinchos J. Schwefel, Louis J. Chazin, 55 (1993): 162–164. “The Rabbi and the Congregational Budget,” 4 Schulweis, Harold M. (1930–32): 211–218. “The Bias Against Man,” 27 (1963): 84–95. Schweid, Eliezer, Dr. “Discussion: The Bias Against Man, The “The Jews, the Land and the Synagogue: A Research of the Institute for Righteous Reaction,” (Hebrew), Gershon Winer, Acts,” Harold M. Schulweis, Perry Eliezer Schweid, Arthur Hertzberg, London, 27 (1963): 105–106, 110–111, delivered at the 1971 Convention in 113–114. Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, “The Challenge of the New Secular Religions,” No. 1, January 1972. 41 (1979), delivered at the 1979 Schweitzer, Jozef. Convention. Published in Conservative “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” by Jozef Judaism, Vol. 32, No. 3, Summer 1979. Schweitzer, trans. Menahem Schmelzer, Author Index 285

Published in Izrael, Budapest, January, Eulogy: “Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,” by Seymour 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. Rosenbloom, 38 (1976): 295–301. Scolnic, Benjamin Edidin. Segal, Phillip. “The Horns of Moses: A Deconstructive “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Reading,” 53 (1991): 75–85. Weeks,” Jacob E. Segal, 32 (1968): Segal, Benjamin J. 224–228. “Teshuvot of the Rabbinical Assembly Israel “Discussion: Report of the Committee on Region,” 49 (1987): 231–234. Jewish Law and Standards,” Benjamin “Religion and State in Israel,” 49 (1987): 299–303. Z. Kreitman, 34 (1970): 203–205. “Compensation for the Loss of the Temple in Segal, Shalom. Rabbinic Thought,” 50 (1988): “Rabbi Shalom Segal,” by Gerald I. Wolpe, 39 188–197. (1977): 126–127. “Recognition of the 10th Anniversary of the Bet Seldin, Ruth R. Midrash, Jerusalem,” Gilah Dror, “Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg,” 49 (1987): Benjamin J. Segal, 57 (1995): 104–108. 346–348. “Psalm 145: Faith Confronts Reality,” 57 Seligman, William. (1995): 129–132. “Rabbi William Seligman,” by Armand E. “Report from the Bet Midrash,” 58 (1996): Cohen, 43 (1981): 115–116. 69–71. Seltzer, Herbert. “Introduction: Rabbi David Aronson Memorial “Rabbi Herbert Seltzer,” by Asher Bar-Zev, 51 Lecture,” (Hebrew), 60 (1998): 100–101. (1989): 309–313. Segal, Bernard. Seymour, Harold J. “Report on Chaplaincy Availability Board,” 8 “The Rabbi—Some Aspects of His Life and (1941–44): 340–343. Work: Basic Principles of Good Public “Conservative Judaism, Its Program and Relations,” 11 (1947): 187–194. Progress: The Rabbinical Assembly, Shabshelowitz, Theodore. Expanding Its Organizational “Theodore Shabshelowitz: Eulogy,” by Max J. Structure,” 11 (1947): 363–370. Routtenberg, 32 (1968): 199–200. “Report of Executive Vice-President,” 12 Shalman, Charles. (1948): 26–31. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” “How the United Synagogue Looks Upon Itself Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, and Upon the Conservative Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 35. Movement,” 24 (1960): 173–181. Shalvi, Alice. “Discussion: How the United Synagogue Looks “Strengthening the Jewish Family,” Alice Shalvi, Upon Itself and Upon the Conservative Charles A. Klein, 57 (1995): 36–40. Movement,” 24 (1960): 186–187, 189. “The Jewishness of the Jewish State” (Hebrew), Eulogies: Alice Shalvi, Mauricio Balter, Reuven “Henry O. Griffel: Eulogy,” 33 (1969): Hammer, David Golinkin, 60 (2000): 178–179. 184–187. “Rabbi Bernard Segal,” by Simon Shanblatt, Charlotte. Greenberg, 47 (1985): 170–171. “Eulogy of Rabbi Sanford D. Shanblatt,” 60 Segal, Henry. (1998): 252–254. “Rabbi Henry Segal,” by Matthew H. Simon, 53 Shanblatt, Sanford D. (1991): 197–199. “Marvin Weiss: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): 149–151. Segal, Jack. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley “Enhancing Shabbat Services,” 47 (1985): S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. 149–153. “Rabbi Sanford D. Shanblatt,” by Charlotte Segal, Jacob E. Shanblatt, 60 (1998): 252–254. “Discussion: The Jewish Day School,” Harry Shapira, Abraham. Halpern, Henry Goldberg, Robert “Paths Toward Spiritual Renewal in Israel,” Gordis, 26 (1962): 71–76, 81. (Hebrew), Jack Cohen, Abraham Shapi- “Teshuvah—Disinterment,” Jack Segal, 31 ra, Harold Fisch, Menachem Hakohen, (1967): 195–208. delivered at the 1971 Convention in “Teshuvah—Wedding During the Three Israel. Published in Beineinu, Vol. 2, Weeks,” 32 (1968): 224–228. No. 1, January 1972. 286 The Rabbinical Assembly

Shapiro, Alexander M. Sherman, James. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical “Eulogy of Rabbi Hyman R. Rabinowitz,” 54 Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George (1992): 290–294. Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): Sherman, Karen. 146–147. “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel N. Sherman,” 41 “Installation of Officers,” William Frankel, (1979): 273–274. Seymour J. Cohen, Alexander M. Sherman, Nogah. Shapiro, Arnold M. Goodman, 44 “And We Were Called Preachers’ Kids: The (1982): 90–91. Lives of the Children of Rabbis and “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” How It Affects Their Jewish (report includes roll call on permitting Commitment,” 59 (1997): 160–161. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Sherman, Samuel N. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Eulogy of Rabbi Samuel N. Sherman,” by 232–233. Karen Sherman, 41 (1979): 273–274. “Inaugural Address,” 46 (1984): 76–85. Sherwin, Byron L. “The Future of Black-Jewish Relations,” 47 “Reaching Out to the Collegian,” 37 (1975): (1985): 15–20. 139–144. “President’s Report,” 47 (1985): 21–28. “Teaching Judaica at College and University,” “Presidential Report,” 48 (1986): 30–35. 37 (1975): 213–219. “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Sherwin, Elisa. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, (report includes roll call on permitting Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1986): 131–132. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 240. Eulogies: Sherwin, Richard. “Rabbi Samuel Cohen,” 49 (19870: “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 324–326. (including discussion on permitting a “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” by Ismar female rabbi to join), Ludwig Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Zukerman, 55 (1993): 165–169. (1984): 195. Shapiro, Judah J. “Preparing for Funerals,” 54 (1992): 182–185. “The Rabbi: Some Aspects of His Life and Work: “Eulogy of Rabbi Harry Z. Schectman,” 62 The Use of Group Work in the Rab- (2000): 320–322. binate,” 11 (1947): 195–204, 227–229. Shetzer, Simon. Shapiro, Morris. “Financial Support of the Seminary,” 7 (1940): “Prayer and Modern Man,” 38 (1976): 245–248. 235–246. Shimoff, Ephraim. “Remembering the Holocaust,” 45 (1983): “Eulogy of Rabbi Jesse Finkle,” 41 (1979): 1–5. 260–261. “An Analysis of Hafkaat Kiddushin,” 52 (1990): Shohet, David M. 202–204. “Hesped,” by Solomon Waldenberg, 26 (1962): Shargel, Norton D. 225–226. “The Power of Tears,” 36 (1974): 216–218. Shoulson, Abraham Benjamin. Shaw, Steven. “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Gerald L. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): Zelizer, 57 (1995): 212. 74–77, 85–86, 95–96, 97–98, 100–101. Shrage, Barry. Shehadeh, Shehadeh, Rev. “The Jewish Community Facing the Next “Discussion: The Future of the Arab Century: The Federation, The Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Synagogue, and the Making of A Jewish Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Rennaissance,” 59 (1997): 101–112. Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 Shtull, Jacob. (1988): 135, 139–141, 148–149. “Discussion: The Theological Dimension of Sherman, Charles. Medinat Yisrael,” Abraham Joshua “Eulogy of Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman,” 49 (1987): Heschel, 32 (1968): 104. 327–329. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Author Index 287

(report includes roll call on permitting Shy, Toni. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, “D’var Torah,” 61 (1999): 176–177. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 240. Siegel, Danny. Eulogy: “Rabbi Sheldon Weltman,” 54 (1992): “New Insights Into Tzedakah,” 42 (1980): 301–302. 138–141. Shub, Louis, Dr. Siegel, Michael S. “Camp David: Postlude,” 41 (1979): 159–166. “Rabbi Emanuel Bennett,” 53 (1991): 159–162. Shubow, Joseph S. Siegel, Morton. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and “Alternatives in Jewish Education: A the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, Response,” 34 (1970): 71–76. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 209–210. “Discussion: Alternatives in Jewish Education,” Eulogy: “Joseph S. Shubow: Eulogy,” by I. Stanley Rabinowitz, Morton Siegel, 34 Usher Kirshblum, 34 (1970): 181–182. (1970): 84–85. Shuchat, Wilfred. “For God’s Sake, What Do You Teach?” 48 “Discussion: American Jewry and the New (1986): 224–230. Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Siegel, Norman. (1948): 256–258. “Norman Siegel: Eulogy,” by Abraham Nowak, “Discussion: Conservative Ideology,” 20 (1956): 35 (1973): 134–136. 177–178. Siegel, Richard. “Discussion: The President’s Message,” Max J. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): Routtenberg, 29 (1965): 27–28. 77–78, 80–81, 84, 85, 91–93, 98–99. “The Sabbath and Kashrut,” 31 (1967): 62–69. Siegel, Seymour. “The Rabbi and His Family,” 37 (1975): “Future Prospects of the Bet Din,” 21 (1957): 177–181. 164–174. “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 172–175. “Religion and Social Action,” 25 (1961): “Towards a Philosophy of Conservative 143–163. Judaism,” Alan W. Miller, Wilfred “Discussion: The Jew in the Non-Jewish Shuchat, 42 (1980): 78–93. World,” Stuart E. Rosenberg, 31 (1967): “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 84–86. (report includes roll call on permitting “Teshuvah—Bingo in Conservative a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Congregations,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Seymour Siegel, 31 (1967): 219–221. 243–244. “Teshuvah—United Synagogue Youth “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Kinnusim,” 31 (1967): 229–230. (including discussion on permitting a “Abraham Joshua Heschel’s Contributions to female rabbi to join), Ludwig Jewish Scholarship,” 32 (1968): 72–85. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 “Teshuvah—T’nai B’Kiddushin,” Eli A. Bohnen, (1984): 193–194. Edward Gershfield, Benjamin Kreitman, Eulogies: Seymour Siegel, 32 (1968): 229–248. “Rabbi Samuel Cass,” 38 (1976): 266–269. “Halakhah in the Conservative Movement,” 36 “Rabbi Jerome Lipnick,” 39 (1977): 114–118. (1974): 141–147. Shulevitz, Marion. “Conservative Judaism and Jewish Law,” 37 “Discussion: Behind the Scenes at the White (1975): 118–126. House,” Susan Grossman, Wolf Blitzer, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 61 (1999): 57. Assembly, 37 (1975): 273, 275–276. Shulman, Alan. “In Honor of Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “Havurah Failures and Successes,” Barbara Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour Braun, David Gill, Alan Shulman, Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur George Schleslinger, 41 (1979): 63–65. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai “Discussion: Havurah Failures and Successes,” Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah Barbara Braun, David Gill, Alan Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Shulman, George Schleslinger, 41 Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 100–102. (1979): 66–67, 67–68, 68–69, 71, 73. “Solomon Schechter: His Contribution to Shulman, Ronald J. Modern Jewish Thought,” 39 (1977): “Rabbi Bernard Wechsberg,” 55 (1993): 177–181. 44–55. 288 The Rabbinical Assembly

Siegel, Seymour (cont’d.) “Discussion: The Intellectual and the Rabbi,” “Genetic Engineering,” Harry H. Gordon, Milton Himmelfarb, 27 (1963): Seymour Siegel, 40 (1978): 164–167. 140–145. “Response: Conservative Judaism and Jewish “Discussion: The Quest for Unity in the Jewish Law,” Aaron H. Blumenthal, Seymour Community,” Max J. Routtenberg, 28 Siegel, 40 (1978): 170–172. (1964): 158–161. “Kallah on Halakhah: Approaches to Halakhah “The Pulpit as an Instrument of Theological in the Conservative Movement,” 42 Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, David Wolf (1980): 398–403. Silverman, 33 (1969): 25–31. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): 318. 40–42. “In Tribute to Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” “Some Modern Theologies,” 37 (1975): Seymour J. Cohen, Wolfe Kelman, 189–202. Seymour Siegel, Kassel Abelson, 49 “Animadversions on the Mystical Turn,” (1987): 136–137. delivered at the 1976 Convention. Eulogies: Published in Conservative Judaism, Vol. “Rabbi Louis Engelstein,” 48 (1986): 30, No. 4, Summer 1976. 262–263. Silverman, Hillel E. “Rabbi Seymour Siegel,” by Wolfe Kelman, “Discussion: The Pulpit as an Instrument of 50 (1988): 241–244. Theological Thinking,” Louis Jacobs, Sigal, Philip. David Wolf Silverman, 33 (1969): “Discussion: The Rabbinical Assembly Faces 36–37. the Seventies,” Edward M. Gershfield, “Conservative Judaism Faces the 70s,” 34 William H. Lebeau, Hillel E. Silverman, (1970): 109–122. Mayer Abramowitz, 34 (1970): 134–135. “Israel in the Synagogue Program,” 36 (1974): “Some Reflections On Rabbinical Assembly 154–157. Halakhah: Past and Future,” 45 (1983): “The Rabbi’s Personal Day,” 37 (1975): 93–104. 182–188. Eulogy: “Rabbi Phillip Sigal,” by Jakob J. “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Petuchowski, 48 (1986): 281–283. Assembly, 37 (1975): 262. Signer, Isidor. “Relationships with Staff and Laymen,” 38 “Discussion: Report on the Survey of Ritual,” (1976): 247–252. Morris Silverman, 4 (1930–32): “Israel and the Role of the American Rabbi,” 344–348. 41 (1979): 186–192. “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance—Policy, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Method, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 34–38. (report includes roll call on permitting “The Rabbi as Administrator,” 10 (1946): a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, 194–200. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Eulogies: 246–247. “In Memoriam: Rabbi Nachman S. Arnoff,” “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 10 (1946): 239–241. (including discussion on permitting a “Memorial Address,” by B. Reuben female rabbi to join), Ludwig Weilerstein, 17 (1953): 272. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Silberschlag, Eisig. (1984): 197. “Discussion: The Role of the Rabbinate in “My Father, Morris Silverman,” 48 (1986): Elementary and Secondary Jewish 14–17. Education,” Simon Greenberg, 26 “Homiletics Seminar: Methodology and (1962): 25–34, 37–39. Content,” 52 (1990): 207–215. Silver, Eric A. “Alternatives to the Friday Evening Service,” 53 “Time Management for Rabbis,” 58 (1996): 179. (1991): 134–138. Silverman, David Wolf. “Advocating Israel’s Case Among Christians,” “Current Theological Trends: A Survey and 54 (1992): 189–193. Analysis,” 23 (1959): 71–100. “Honoring Colleagues Who Have Served 50 Author Index 289

Years and More in the Rabbinate (Faculty “Greetings,” Alan Silverstein, Michael Reminiscences): Louis Finkelstein, Louis Klayman, Alan Ades, 58 (1996): 3–6. Ginzberg, Saul Lieberman, Shalom “Final Presidential Report,” 58 (1996): 55–60. Spiegel, Mordecai Menahem Kaplan,” “RA/USCJ Joint Commission Responding to Simon Glustrom, Ezra Finkelstein, Ben Intermarriage,” 59 (1997): 223–225. Zion Bergman, Hillel E. Silverman, “The Chancellor and the Cardinal,” Alan Marshall J. Maltzman, Stanley S. Silverstein, William Keeler, Ismar Rabinowitz, 62 (2000): 32–34. Schorsch, 61 (1999): 64–65. Eulogies: “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish “Morris Silverman: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” 137–140. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “In Memory of Colleagues and Their Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Wives,” 40 (1978): 213–215. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Silverman, Israel N. (2000): 73–77. “D’var Torah—Ve-Ahavta le-Re-ach Kamocha,” “Joint Campaign Convocation in Honor of (Hebrew), 28 (1964): 210–211. Rabbi Alan Silverstein,” Ismar Schorsch, “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 138–144. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David “Creating a Worldwide Movement: A Report Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold on Masorti Olami,” Gordon Freeman, Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Alan Silverstein, 62 (2000): 369–370. Kreitman, Samuel Schafler, Israel Eulogy: “Rabbi Alexander Shapiro,” by Ismar Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): Schorsch, Alan Silverstein, Rhea K. 105–108. Zukerman, 55 (1993): 166–168. “Barukh ha-Makom she-Masar Olamo le- Silverstein, Baruch. Shomronim” (Hebrew), 34 (1970): “Retirement Blues,” 48 (1986): 65–73. 18–19. Eulogies: “D’var Torah (Hebrew),” 36 (1974): 219–220. “Rabbi Harold Gordon,” 40 (1978): “Response: Tribute to Past Chairmen of the 201–202. Committee on Jewish Law and “Rabbi Harry Halpern,” 44 (1982): 155–157. Standards,” Saul Teplitz, 40 (1978): “Memorial Tribute,” 48 (1986): 301–303. 74–76. “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” by Philip “Some Tensions in Prayer: Talmud Torah: In Silverstein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): Tribute to Rabbi Jules Harlow,” Efry 230–232. Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, Israel N. Silverstein, Philip. Silverman, Lawrence Hoffman, Aharon “Discussion: 25 Years After Nostra Aetate: The Appelfeld, Ilana Harlow, Joel Meyers, State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Jules Harlow, (includes film clip of Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Louis Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 35–38. Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): Silverman, Morris. 102. “Report of Survey on Ritual,” 4 (1930–32): Eulogy: “Rabbi Baruch Silverstein,” by Philip 322–340. Silverstein, Judah Nadich, 58 (1996): “Vitalizing Public Worship,” 7 (1940): 159–179. 230–231. “Discussion: Inadequacies in the Status of the Silverstein, Ralph. Synagogue Today,” Israel Goldstein, 2 “Rabbi Ralph Silverstein,” by Nathan (1928): 66. Goldberg, 59 (1997): 216–217. Eulogy: “Morris Silverman: Eulogy,” by Hillel Silverstone, Abraham. E. Silverman, 35 (1973): 137–140. “Eulogies,” by Morris D. Margolis, 15 (1951): Silverstein, Alan. 253–254. “Creating New Formats for Adult Education,” Simckes, H. Joseph. 47 (1985): 158–160. “The Rabbi as Kohen,” 47 (1985): 101–104. “Presidential Address,” 56 (1994): 87–99. Simon, Abraham. “Denominational Jews: Do Our Titles Really “Conservative Judaism—Its Program and Define US?” Haskel Lookstein, Alan Progress: Report of a Survey on Silverstein, 57 (1995): 9–19. Synagogue-Center Relations,” 11 “Presidential Address,” 57 (1995): 59–68. (1947): 315–319, 355. 290 The Rabbinical Assembly

Simon, Abraham (cont’d.) “President’s Message,” 33 (1969): 45–54. Eulogy: “Rabbi Abraham Simon,” by Ralph “Discussion: New Directions in Jewish Simon, 40 (1978): 210–212. Education,” Stanley M. Kessler, James Simon, Ernst, Dr. Sleeper, Louis Newman, 33 (1969): “In Memory of Colleagues,” by Michael 110–111. Monson, 51 (1989): 317. “Presidential Address,” 34 (1970): 1–14. Simon, Matthew H. “Discussion: The Eretz Yisrael Dimension,” “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Moshe Davis, Samuel Schafler, David Assembly, 37 (1975): 264, 279. Clayman, 34 (1970): 49–51. “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul Teplitz, reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): 153–158. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From 315–317. Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe “Celebratory Moments,” Amy Eilberg, Matthew Kelman, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 46. H. Simon, Kassel Abelson, 62 (2000): “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical 127–128. Assembly, 37 (1975): 261–262. Eulogies: “Discussion: Being a Conservative Rabbi in “Rabbi Henry Segal,” 53 (1991): 197–199. Israel: The Agony and the Ecstasy,” “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The Philip Spectre, Jonathan Perlman, Rabbinical Assembly, 1968–1970,” by Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Moshe Matthew Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan Irwin (1996): 233–237. Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph Simon, Mordecai. Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe “Rabbi Irving Weingart,” 54 (1992): 298–300. Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 44–46. Simon, Ralph. Eulogies: “Discussion: The Place of the Rabbi in “Rabbi Abraham Simon,” 40 (1978): American Jewish Life,” Mordecai M. 210–212. Kaplan, 7 (1940): 293–294. “Rabbi Ralph Simon, President, The “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities,” Rabbinical Assembly, 1968–1970,” by Elias Charry, Frank D. Plotke, Paul Matthew Simon, Elliot B. Gertel, 58 Reich, 9 (1945): 89. (1996): 233–244. “Resolutions on the State of Israel,” 10 (1946): Simon, Sara R. 13–16. “Talking About Our Teens,” 42 (1980): 119 “Discussion: Resolutions,” Ralph Simon, 11 “Outreach to Individuals with Special Needs: A (1947): 109–110, 114. Community Approach,” 51 (1989): “Discussion: Towards a Philosophy of 271–274. Conservative Judaism,” Theodore Singer, Aaron. Friedman, William Greenfeld, Isaac “The Rabbi as Educator of Youth,” 29 (1965): Klein, 12 (1948): 145–148. 101–110. “Discussion: American Jewry and the New “Discussion: The Rabbi as Educator of Youth,” Jewish State,” Simon Greenberg, 12 Aaron Singer, 29 (1965): 111–113. (1948): 244–245. Singer, Howard. “Discussion: Salient Features of My Rabbinate,” “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical Louis M. Levitsky, 13 (1949): 151–153. Assembly, 37 (1975): 279. “Discussion: Ke-dat Moshe VeYisrael,” David “Discussion: Adult Jewish Education Aronson, 15 (1951): 140–143. Reconsidered,” Simon Noveck, 42 “Discussion: Report of the Committee on (1980): 192–194. Jewish Law and Standards,” 16 (1952): Sklare, Marshall. 55, 59–60. “The American Synagogue: From Supermarket “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” to Boutique,” 37 (1975): 30–39. Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 142. “Discussion: The American Synagogue: From “An Address at the Rally for Israel,” 31 (1967): Supermarket to Boutique,” Wolfe Kel- 164–168. man, Marshall Sklare, 37 (1975): 41–42. “Remarks of the President,” 32 (1968): Skolnik, Gerald C. 156–161. “Domestic Violence,” 47 (1985): 125–126. Author Index 291

Skop, Morris. Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, “Leon B. Hurwitz: Eulogy,” 35 (1973): Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 34. 128–129. Sobel, Pesach. Skorka, Abraham. “Rabbi Pesach Sobel,” by Harold Kushner, 60 “Some Remarks on ‘Hilkhot Matanot Aniyim’ of (1998): 255–257. the Rambam,” 62 (2000): 251–252. Sokolove, Sidney, Dr. Sky, Harry. “Rabbi Meyer Finkelstein,” 37 (1975): “D’var Torah—Our Flux, Our Tension,” 29 239–241. (1965): 136–138. Solomon, Elias L. “Introduction: Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. “Placement Committee Report and Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): 336. Discussion,” 9 (1945): 21, 22. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “The Rabbi and Personal Guidance—Policy, (report includes roll call on permitting Methods, Pitfalls,” 10 (1946): 39–40. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Eulogies: Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 230. “In Memoriam: Charles Isaiah Hoffman,” 9 “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes (1945): 224–225. reaffirmation of matrilineal descent “In Memoriam: Chief Rabbi Joseph and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): Herman Hertz,” 10 (1946): 246–253. 319–320. “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, 21 Slater, Jonathan. (1957): 236–237. “Midrash: A Tool for Renewal,” 42 (1980): Solomon, Hyman. 159–177. “In Memoriam,” by Abraham Nowak, 4 Sleeper, James. (1930–32): 110–112. “New Directions in Jewish Education: A Sorosky, Arthur D., Dr. Response,” 33 (1969): 96–100. “Divorce: Prevention and Intervention,” 41 Slomovic, Elieser, Dr. (1979): 30–39. “The Book of Job and the Midrash on the Sosland, Henry. Flood and Sodom-Gomorrah “D’var Torah—Some Thoughts about the Narratives,” 41 (1979): 167–180. Sheheheyanu Blessing,” 46 (1984): Slosberg, Robert B. 114–118. “Greetings: Evening in Honor of Rabbi Ismar Eulogy: “Harry Nelson: Eulogy,” 29 (1965): Schorsch,” 59 (1997): 77–79. 145–148. Eulogy: “Rabbi Simcha Kling,” 53 (1991): Spar, Elliott T. 180–182. “Discussion: The Challenge of Rebellious Slurzberg, Irwin. Youth,” Nathan Gaynor, 33 (1969): 121. “Remarks,” 54 (1992): 58–59. “Pre-Marital and Extra-Marital Relationships,” Small, David. 40 (1978): 79–86. “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Eulogy: “Rabbi Kenneth D. Poplack,” 60 Search for God: A New Jewish (1998): 246. Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James Spectre, Barbara. Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger “The Moral Challenge of the Jewish State,” 43 Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): (1981): 79–88. 38. “Religious Pluralism in Israel: A Jewish State, “Discussion: Israel as the Elections Approach: or a State for Jews?” Shulamit Aloni, What Does it Mean to American Jews?” Yeshayahu Leibovitz, Avi Ravitzky, Gordon Tucker, Robert J. Lieber, Barbara Specre, 50 (1988): 59–66. Robert O. Freedman, Ehud Bandel, 61 Spectre, Efry. (1999): 98, 100. “Talmud Torah: In Tribute to Rabbi Jules Smerling, Samuel. Harlow,” Efry Spectre, Yochanan Muffs, “Rabbi Samuel Smerling,” by Zelick L. Block, Israel N. Silverman, Lawrence 61 (1999): 183, 213–214. Hoffman, Aharon Appelfeld, Ilana Smith, Joseph. Harlow, Joel Meyers, Jules Harlow, “Rabbi Martin I. Douglas,” 62 (2000): 305–306. (includes film clip of Louis Smith, Uriel. Finkelstein), 56 (1994): 28–31, 34, “Discussion, Judaism and the Ethics of War,” 39–40, 45–47, 51, 57, 65, 66. 292 The Rabbinical Assembly

Spectre, Efry (cont’d.) Eulogies: Eulogy: “Rabbi Sidney B. Riback,” 45 (1983): “In Memoriam: Rabbi Michael 208–209. Lichtenstein,” 5 (1933–38): 370–371. Spectre, Philip. “In Memoriam: Jesse Bienenfeld,” 9 “Defending the Defenders,” 37 (1975): 47–50. (1945): 226. “The Masorti Movement in Israel” (with “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. participants), 43 (1980): 22–33. Springer, Jonathan. “Principles Which Can Unite or Destroy Us,” “Lesbian and Gay Jews: Our Needs and 47 (1985): 63–68. Concerns in the Jewish Community,” “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Jonathan Springer, Judy Ribnick, Aryeh Agony and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Meier, 56 (1994): 196–199. Jonathan Perlman, Michael Graetz, Spritzer, David. Robert Harris, Moshe Re’em, Matt “Israel, the Federation and the Conservative Futterman, Natan Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Rabbi,” Irving Kessler, Rabbi Melvin L. Ha-Levi, Joseph Heckelman, Yossef Libman, Rabbi David Spritzer, 46 Green, Moshe Tutnauer, 50 (1988): (1984): 11–13. 28–29, 32, 33, 34, 36, 41, 44. Stampfer, Joshua. “D’var Torah—Finding Our Roots,” 54 (1992): “The Sabbatical in Israel,” 32 (1968): 110–113. 265–267. Eulogy: “Rabbi Philip Kleinman,” 46 (1984): Speier, Morris. 154–155. “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: Morris Starr, Barry. Speier,” by Morris S. Goodblatt, 28 “The Relationship of the Synagogue to the (1964): 225–227. Solomon Schechter School,” Moshe Spiegel, Dora. Edelman, Barry Starr, 53 (1991): “Greetings,” 6 (1939): 18–19. 119–121. Spiegel, Richard. Starr, David Benjamin. “Discussion: Judaism and the Ethics of War,” “We Cannot Escape History: Solomon Everett Gendler, Reuven Kimelman, Schechter and Zionism,” 55 (1993): Elliott Levitas, 49 (1987): 34. 65–82. Spiegel, Shalom, Professor. Starr, Michael. “Euripides and the Bible: In Tribute to “Surfing the Internet,” 57 (1995): 174. Professor Shalom Spiegel,” Raymond P. “Implications of the Internet on Communal Scheindlin, 48 (1986): 150–152. Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, Eulogy: “Professor Shalom Spiegel,” by Samuel Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen Chiel, 47 (1985): 172–173. Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. Spielman, Bernard. Steckel, Charles William. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Rabbi Charles William Steckel,” by Ben Zion (report includes roll call on permitting a Bergman, 50 (1988): 245–248. female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Steiman, Sidney. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): 243–244. “Rabbi Sidney Steiman,” by Marshall J. Spielman, Leon. Maltzman, 39 (1977): 128–129. “Rabbi Max Raphael Wasser,” 62 (2000): Stein, Jacob. 329–330. “Response: Award Presentation,” Jonathan Spitz, Elie. Waxman, 62 (2000): 12–13. “Techniques for Encountering God,” 55 Steinberg, Milton. (1993): 107–112. “Three Reviews: The Making of the Modern Jew by Spitz, Leon. Milton Steinberg, The Future of Judaism “Jewish Life on the College Campus,” 4 by Eugene Kohn, Judaism as a Civiliza- (1930–32): 106–109. tion by Mordecai M. Kaplan,” Henry M. “Placement Committee Report and Rosenthal, 5 (1933–38): 88–99. Discussion,” 9 (1945): 21, 22. “Theological Problems of the Hour,” 13 “Discussion: Interesting Synagogue Activities: (1949): 356–408. An Experiment in Jewish-Christian Eulogy: “Eulogies,” by Ira Eisenstein, 14 Inter-Religious School Activity,” Elias (1950): 325–327. Charry, 9 (1945): 87. Steinberg, Theodore. Author Index 293

“When the Rabbi Must Double as School “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): Principal,” 49 (1987): 281–288. 78–79, 84–85, 93, 100. Steindel, Ben Zion. Street, John F., Hon. “Rabbi Ben Zion Steindel,” by Stephen “Greetings,” 62 (2000): 48–49. Steindel, 48 (1986): 284–286. Sud, Ira. Steindel, Stephen. “Rabbi Ira Sud,” by Shlomo D. Levine, 48 “Rabbi Ben Zion Steindel,” 48 (1986): (1986): 287–289. 284–286. Sussman, Gerald. Steinert-Threlkeld, Kayte. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “The Adoption Process: The American Crisis,” (report includes roll call on permitting 53 (1991): 145–150. a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Stern, Harold. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “A. J. Heschel, Irenic Polemicist,” 45 (1983): 239–240. 169–177. Sydney, E. Charles. “Can We Be One?” 46 (1984): 29–36. “E. Charles Sydney,” by Philip R. Alstat, 27 Stern, Sholom. (1963): 198. “D’var Torah,” 38 (1976): 175–177. Szteinhendler, Shmuel. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Shifting Jewish Demography,” (Hebrew), (including discussion on permitting a Shmuel Szteinhendler, Jonathan female rabbi to join), Ludwig Nadel- Wittenberg, Bea Wyler, Asher Ostrin, 60 mann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 (1984): (1998): 87–89. 197–198. “Biblical and Rabbinical Sources for Pastoral Tabachnik, Joseph. Counseling,” 48 (1986): 121–128. “A Joint Conversion Program,” 37 (1975): “Listening,” 52 (1990): 193–201. 145–152. “Enter the Comforter,” 54 (1992): 139–149. Tal, Uriel. “Discussion: The Chancellor and the “The Land and the State of Israel in Israeli Cardinal,” Alan Silverstein, William Religious Life,” 38 (9176): 1–22. Keeler, Ismar Schorsch, 61 (1999): “The Land and the State of Israel in Contempo- 77. rary Israeli Hebrew Writing (a Hebrew Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues,” 44 (1982): bibliography),” 38 (1976): 23–40. 169–172. Tanenbaum, Marc H. Sternstein, Joseph P. “The Role of the Rabbi in Jewish-Christian “Discussion: Ketubah,” 18 (1954): 75–78. Relations,” 23 (1959): 33–48. “Israel Committee,” 19 (1965): 152–158. “The Future of Jewish-Christian Relations,” 47 “Zionism after the United States Resolution,” (1985): 77–84. 38 (1976): 41–45. “In Celebration—Honoring Rabbi Wolfe “Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Hertzberg, Kelman,” Irwin Groner, Judah Nadich, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 (1983): 44–50. Marc H. Tanenbaum, Morton Leifman, “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur Levi Weiman-Kelman, 52 (1990): 65–70. Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 Eulogy: “Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum,” by (1983): 54–56. Georgette Bennett, Cardinal John J. Stier, Suzanne, Dr. O’Connor, 55 (1993): 170–176. “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Pulpit,” Tanenbaum, Roy. Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Suzanne Stier, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” 57 (1995): 167–173. (report includes roll call on permitting “Eit Ratzon Katan: Transition to a New Rabbinic a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, Position,” Elliot Salo Schoenberg, Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): Suzanne Stier, 58 (1996): 188–191. 228–229. Stolper, Bernard. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” “Hesped,” by Harry Halpern, 24 (1960): 254. (including discussion on permitting a Strassfeld, Michael. female rabbi to join), Ludwig “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 82, 87, 91, 93, 99–100. (1984): 198–199. Strassfeld, Sharon. Tarnor, Norman. 294 The Rabbinical Assembly

“Rabbi Norman Tarnor,” by Ben Zion Feldman, Morris Goodblatt, Arnold Bergman, 61 (1999): 183, 215–216. Goodman, Isaac Klein, Benjamin Tattelbaum, Harvey. Kreitman, Samuel Schaffler, Israel “Rabbi William Greenburg,” 59 (1997): Silverman, Saul Teplitz, 30 (1966): 201–205. 105–108. Taxon, Jordon I. “Preaching for the Shalosh Regalim,” 31 (1967): “Rabbi Jordon I. Taxon,” by Arnold A. Lasker, 149–155. 50 (1988): 249–251. “Remarks of the Past President,” Saul Teplitz, Teichman, C. Joseph. Ralph Simon, 34 (1970): 153–158. “Rabbi C. Joseph Teichman,” by Jack E. “Remarks of the President,” Saul Teplitz, S. Frankel, 51 (1989): 314–316. Gershon Levi, 34 (1970): 159–163. Teitelbaum, Daniel Thau, Dr. “Organizing for the Sermon,” 35 (1973): “The Disappearing Jewish Doctor,” 58 (1996): 85–86. 167. “The Synagogue and the Community: Local Teller, Benjamin L. Autonomy or Kultusgemeinde?” 37 “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley (1975): 94–101. S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. “Tribute to Past Chairmen of the Committee “Rabbi Benjamin L. Teller,” by Gilbert S. on Jewish Law and Standards,” 40 Rosenthal, 60 (1998): 258–260. (1978): 74–76. Teller, Judd L. “Response: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe “Secularists, the Rabbinate, and Mitzvot,” 31 Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel (1967): 24–29. Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, “Discussion: Secularists, the Rabbinate, and 40 (1978): 182–183. Mitzvot,” Judd L. Teller, 31 (1967): “Presidential Address,” 41 (1979): 10–17. 32–33, 35–36. “Presidential Address,” 42 (1980): 7–12. Teller, Morris. “Introduction: Kallah on Halakhah,” Saul I. “Memorial Services: Louis Feinberg,” 13 Teplitz, Harry Z. Sky, 42 (1980): (1949): 440–443. 335–336. “Morris Teller: Eulogy,” by Morris A. Gutstein, “Discussion: Israel at the Crossroads,” Arthur 31 (1967): 178–181. Hertzberg, Joseph P. Sternstein, 45 Tenenbaum, Edward. (1983): 50. “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a “Conferring of Degrees,” Alexander M. Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 59. Shapiro, David C. Kogen, Saul Teplitz, “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Gerson D. Cohen, Morton Leifman, (report includes roll call on permitting Yaakov G. Rosenberg, David Lieber, 48 a female rabbi to join), Amos W. Miller, (1986): 132–133. Arnold M. Goodman, 45 (1983): “Tribute to Colleagues Serving 50 or More 237–238. Years in the Rabbinate,” 60 (1998): Tennenbaum, LLoyd. 60–64. “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer, Prayer and Eulogy: “Eulogy: In Memoriam to Our the Modern Jew,” Abraham J. Heschel, Colleagues,” 38 (1976): 305–307. Eugene Kohn, 17 (1953): 202–203. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Teplitz, Daniel. Colleagues,” 62 (2000): 301–304. “Remarks: Installation Banquet,” Wolfe Teutsch, David A. Kelman, Stanley Rabinowitz, Daniel “Greetings: What Will Jewish Community and Teplitz, Gerson D. Cohen, Saul Teplitz, Jewish Values Mean for the 21st 40 (1978): 179. Century?” David A. Teutsch, Jonathan D. Teplitz, Saul I. Sarna, Arnold Eisen, 62 (2000): 78–80. “Discussion: Principles of Group Work as Thaler, Albert. Applied to Jewish Groups,” Max “Eulogy of Rabbi Richard J. Thaler,” 60 (1998): Vorspan, 11 (1947): 218–219. 261–264. “Testimonial to Rabbi Max Arzt,” 21 (1957): Thaler, Richard J. 225–227. “Memorial Tribute for Colleagues,” by Stanley “Teshuvah—Converts of Questionable Status,” S. Rabinowitz, 60 (1998): 213. Eli A. Bohnen, Arthur David, David Author Index 295

“Rabbi Richard J. Thaler,” by Albert Thaler,” Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 60 (1998): 261–264. (1984): 191. Theodore, Carla. “Syrian Jewry,” 47 (1985): 144–145. “The Synagogue and Economic Justice,” 55 “Kedushah as a Form of Environmental (1993): 113–119. Awareness,” 54 (1992): 86–93. Tigay, Jeffrey H. “The Spiritual Suspension of Disbelief: How We “Traditional and Modern Responses to the Should Really Pray,” 57 (1995): 126–128. Christological Interpretation of the Troy, Albert N. Bible: A Selection of Texts,” 46 (1984): “Andrew Klein: Eulogy,” 32 (1968): 193–195. 119–129. “Rabbi Albert Nathaniel Troy,” Leon T. “Deuteronomy 4 and the Art of Homiletics in Rosenblum, 61 (1999): 183, 217–219. the Bible,” 62 (2000): 256–262. Tucker, Ethan Moses. Tichnor, Alan J. “Rabbi Samuel Freilich,” 56 (1994): 237–238. “Greetings,” 52 (1990): 45–48. Tucker, Gordon. “Unity: From Concept to Reality,” 53 (1991): “Body and Soul in Jewish Tradition,” 45 63–67. (1983): 141–156. “The Need for Unity,” 54 (1992): 24–28. “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Ticktin, Max D. (including discussion on permitting a “Rabbi Richard W. Winograd,” 36 (1974): female rabbi to join), Ludwig 214–215. Nadelmann, Arnold M. Goodman, 46 Tofield, Sanders A. (1984): 189, 192. “Discussion, Resolutions,” Israel M. Goldman, “Professor Mordecai Kaplan’s Torah in a Post- Eli A. Bohnen, Sanders A. Tofield, Copernican Age,” 48 (1986): 201–218. Jeremiah Berman, Arthur Neulander, “Jewish Sources on Business Practices,” 49 11 (1947): 116–118. (1987): 258–269. “Discussion: Pronouncement of the Zionist “Heschel on the Theology of the Rabbis,” 51 Revaluation Committee,” Norman Salit, (1989): 211–229. 14 (1950): 245–249. “Implications of the Internet on Communal “Woman’s Place in the Rites of the Jewish Life,” Daniel J. Pressman, Synagogue,” 19 (1955): 182–190. Gordon Tucker, Michael Starr, Alisen Eulogy: “Hesped,” by Aaron H. Blumenthal, 25 Herman, 58 (1996): 186–187. (1961): 166–168. “Israel as the Elections Approach: What Does it Tomsky, Helen. Mean to American Jews?” Gordon Tucker, “Jewish Marriage Encounter,” Helen Tomsky, Robert J. Lieber, Robert O. Freedman, Mervin Tomsky, 41 (1979): 91–94. Ehud Bandel, 61 (1999): 81–82. Tomsky, Mervin B. Tucker, Steven R. “Jewish Marriage Encounter,” Helen Tomsky, “Regional Reports,” Mauricio Balter, Steven R. Mervin Tomsky, 41 (1979): 91–94. Tucker, Alan Iser, Harold Berman, Eulogy: “Rabbi A. Leon Rosenblum,” 58 Kenneth L. Cohen, 62 (2000): 365–366. (1996): 228–229. Tumim, Benjamin H. Toubin, Isaac. “Rabbi Benjamin H. Tumim,” by Zev K. “Discussion: Public Education and Religion,” Nelson, 46 (1984): 170–172. Morris Adler, 20 (1956): 143. Turchick, Arnold. M. Eulogy: “Memorial Tribute,” by Baruch “Rabbi Philip Pincus,” 44 (1982): 162–163. Silverstein, 48 (1986): 303. Turetsky, Arnold S. Trainin, Isaac N. “The Rabbi and the Mourner,” 37 (1975): “The Relationship of Federations to 169–170. Synagogues,” 39 (1977): 81–83. Tutnauer, Moshe. Treiger, Baruch I. “Being a Conservative Rabbi in Israel: The Agony “Eulogies” (Hebrew), by Gershon Winer, 19 and the Ecstasy,” Philip Spectre, Jonathan (1955): 260–261. Perlman, Michael Graetz, Robert Harris, Troster, Lawrence. Moshe Re’em, Matt Futterman, Natan “Discussion: Membership Committee Report” Irwin Birnbaum, Levi Ha-Levi, Joseph (including discussion on permitting a Heckelman, Yossef Green, Moshe female rabbi to join), Ludwig Tutnauer, 50 (1988): 42–44. 296 The Rabbinical Assembly

Tutnauer, Moshe (cont’d.) Wald, Marcus. “Recognition of Rabbinical Assembly Members “Discussion: Spirit of Jewish Prayer,” Abraham Who have served in Israel’s Wars,” 60 J. Heschel, 17 (1953): 205–206. (1998): 18–23. Eulogy: “Memorial Address,” by Max D. Klein, Tzaban, Yair. 21 (1957): 236. “Absorption and Issues Impacting the Waldenberg, Solomon H. Upcoming Elections,” 58 (1996): 48–54. “Eulogies of: Abraham E. Halpern, Nathan A. Lublin, Jacob S. Minkin, Solomon I. Ungar, Michael N. Moseson, Jacob Radin, David M. “Rabbi Morton Goldberg,” 61 (1999): 183, Shohet,” 26 (1962): 225–226. 198–200. “Rabbi Solomon H. Waldenberg,” by Al Ungerlieder, J. Thomas, Dr. Landskroner, 46 (1984): 173–174. “Brainwashing and Deprogramming: The Waldman, Morris D. Cults and the Jews,” 41 (1979): 18–29. “Effects of Hitlerism in America,” 5 (1933–38): 112–117. Van Patten, Myndert M. Waldman, Morton J. “The Returning Veteran and His Religion,” 9 “New Insights into the Development of (1945): 52–59. Synagogue Liturgy,” 40 (1978): Veghazi, Steven. 149–153. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of Eulogy: “Rabbi Morton J. Waldman,” by Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Morton M. Leifman, 43 (1981): 301–304. 117–118. “Eulogy of Rabbi Steven Veghazi,” by Jozef Waldman, Nahum. Schweitzer, trans. Menahem Schmelzer, “Some Aspects of the Structure of the Published in Izrael, Budapest, January, Berakhah,” 26 (1962): 191–195. 2000, 62 (2000): 327–328. Warren, Joseph. Vida, George. “Joseph Warren: Eulogy,” by Joel Geffen, 30 “Rabbi George Vida,” by Marian Magid, 52 (1966): 102–104. (1990): 251–252. Wasser, Max Raphael. Visotzky, Burton L. “Hazkarat Neshamot—In Memory of “Torah Mi-Sinai Mi-deRabbanan,” 53 (1991): 88. Colleagues,” Saul I. Teplitz, 62 (2000): Vogel, Samuel. 301–304. “Rabbi Joseph Braver,” 61 (1999): 183, “Rabbi Max Raphael Wasser,” by Leon 185–189. Spielman, 62 (2000): 329–330. Vorspan, David. Waxman, Jonathan. “Discussion: Death and Dying,” Herman Feifel, “Award Presentation (to Jacob Stein),” Mayer 41 (1979): 53. Rabinowitz, Jonathan Waxman, David Vorspan, Max. L. Lieber, Harlan J. Wechsler, Aaron “The Rabbi: Some Aspects of His Life and Landes, 62 (2000): 10–12. Work: Principles of Group Work as Waxman, Mordecai. Applied to Jewish Groups,” 11 (1947): “Discussion: The Rabbi in a Small 205–216, 217–226. Community,” Reuben J. Magil, 13 “How the West Was Won: An Irreverent (1949): 209–210. Account of the Jewish Occupation of “Discussion: The Relationship of the American Los Angeles,” 41 (1979): 125–133. Jewish Community to Israel,” S. Joshua Eulogy: “Rabbi Meyer Mereminsky,” 36 (1974): Kohn, 13 (1949): 251–252. 210–213. “Discussion: Responsum on the Sabbath,” Morris Adler, Jacob Agus, Theodore Wachs, Saul P. Friedman, 14 (1950): 182. “The Siddur: Words, Intertextuality, and “Discussion: Report on the Joint Law Hidden Meanings,” 51 (1989): 199–210. Conference,” Judah L. Goldin, 17 Wagner, Joseph. (1953): 71–74. “Rabbi Joseph Wagner,” by David L. Lieber, 41 “Discussion: Teshuvah on a Kohen Marrying a (1979): 275–276. Divorcée,” 18 (1954): 60–61. Author Index 297

“Discussion: Manpower for Conservative Wechsberg, Bernard. Judaism,” Eli Ginzberg, 24 (1960): “Rabbi Bernard Wechsberg,” by Ronald J. 31–36. Shulman, 55 (1993): 177–181. “Discussion: The Jewish Theological Seminary Wechsler, Harlan J. of America: An Evaluation,” Simon “Atem Re’item,” 42 (1980): 225. Greenberg, 24 (1960): 164–165. “Kallah on Halakhah: Metaphysics and “Discussion: War and Peace,” Mordecai M. Halakhah: From Theory to Procedure,” Kaplan, William C. Davidon, Herman 42 (1980): 404–410. Kahn, 27 (1963): 75–76. “Award Presentation (to Dr. Larry Norton),” “President’s Address,” 36 (1974): 70–73. Mayer Rabinowitz, Jonathan Waxman, “Discussion: Resolutions,” Rabbinical David L. Lieber, Harlan J. Wechsler, Assembly, 37 (1975): 269–271, 274, 275. Aaron Landes, 62 (2000): 17–19. “President’s Address,” 38 (1976): 68–93. Weilerstein, B. Reuben. “In Honor of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman,” Morton “Report On The Proposed Reorganization of Leifman, Gerson D. Cohen, Seymour The Placement Committee,” 3 (1929): Siegel, Max J. Routtenberg, Arthur 119–125. Hertzberg, Seymour Fox, Mordecai “President’s Message and Resolutions,” 6 Waxman, Irwin Groner, Naamah (1939): 169–170. Kelman, Levi Kelman, Wolfe Kelman, Eulogies: Louis Finkelstein, 38 (1976): 110–112. “Memorial Address of: Jacob Honig, “Installation Banquet—Remarks,” Arthur J. George Lanyi, Joseph M. Roth, Isidor Levine, Mordecai Waxman, Gerson D. Signer, Julius Berger, Solomon Rivlin, Cohen, Stanley Rabinowitz, 38 (1976): ,” 17 (1953): 136–141. 271–274. “American Jewry and Israel: The Limits of “In Memory of Departed Colleagues: B. Dissent,” delivered at the 1977 Reuben Weilerstein,” by Morris S. Convention. Published in Conservative Goodblatt, 28 (1964): 225–227. Judaism, Volume 31, Number 2, Winter Weinberg, Aaron. 1977. “Rabbi Aaron Weinberg,” by Herbert “Discussion: Resolutions Adopted” (includes Rosenblum, 56 (1994): 259–261. reaffirmation of matrilineal descent Weinberg, Norbert. and issues of conversion), 48 (1986): “Eulogy of Rabbi William Weinberg,” 38 320. (1976): 302–304. “25 Years After Nostra Aetate: The State of Weinberg, Stefan. Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Jeffrey A. “Rabbi Jossef J. Kratzenstein,” 53 (1991): Wohlberg, William Henry Keeler, 183–184. Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): 93–100. Weinberg, Tzvi. “Discussion: 25 Years After Nostra Aetate: The “Discussion—The Future of the Arab State of Catholic-Jewish Relations,” Community in Israel,” Jack Cohen, Jeffrey A. Wohlberg, William Henry Shukri Abed, Majda Saroujie, Hashem Keeler, Mordecai Waxman, 52 (1990): Muhammud, Shehadeh Shehadeh, 50 105–106. (1988): 138. Eulogy: “In Memory of Colleagues,” 58 (1996): Weinberg, William. 247–251. “Rabbi William Weinberg,” by Norbert Waxman, Ruth. Weinberg, 38 (1976): 302–304. “The Jewish Woman Today: Her Changing Weinblatt, Stuart. Role and Status,” Tziporah Heckelman, “Discussion: The Renewed Yearning and Ruth Waxman, Sarah Lewis, Connie Search for God: A New Jewish Reisner, 37 (1975): 223–225. Spirituality?” Neil Gillman, James “Discussion: The Jewish Woman Today: Her Fowler, Elliott Abrams, Rodger Changing Role and Status,” Tziporah Kamenetz, Martin S. Cohen, 61 (1999): Heckelman, Ruth Waxman, Sarah 37–38. Lewis, Connie Reisner, 37 (1975): Weine, Max. 232–233. “Beyond Middle Age,” 40 (1978): 100–101. 298 The Rabbinical Assembly

Weine, Max (cont’d.) Weissberger, Ralph. Eulogies: “My Experiences Abroad,” 9 (1945): 67–68. “Rabbi Max Weine,” by Albert L. Lewis, 48 Weissler, Hava. (1986): 290–292. “Futuristic Jewish Communities,” 36 (1974): “Rabbi Max Weine,” by David Nelson, 48 78, 79–80, 88–90, 94–95, 96–97. (1986): 293–295. Weistrop, Jerome. Weiner, Eugene. “Some Jewish Models of Pastoral Care,” 47 “Rabbi Marshall Meyer,” 56 (1994): 245–249. (1985): 94–100. Weingart, Irving A. Weltman, Sheldon. “Eulogies: Philip Graubart,” 16 (1952): “Rabbi Sheldon Weltman,” by Jacob Shtull, 54 224–225. (1992): 301–302. “Rabbi David Graubart,” 46 (1984): 149–150. Werb, David. “Rabbi Irving Weingart,” by Mordecai Simon, “Rabbi Morris Werb,” 48 (1986): 296–300. 54 (1992): 298–300. Werb, Morris. Weinman, Melvin. “Rabbi Morris Werb,” by David Werb, 48 “Rabbi Samuel Penner,” 49 (1987): 337–340. (1986): 296–300. Weintraub, Lewis. Wernik, Joseph. “Discussion: New Trends in Adult Education,” “The Masorti Movement in Israel,” 50 (1988): Simon Noveck, 18 (1954): 219–220. 21–22. Weintraub, Simkha Y. Wertheimer, Jack, Dr. “Challenge, Choice, and Change: Problems “An Agenda for Action,” 59 (1997): 44–48. and Progress in Israeli Pluralism,” “The Changing Dynamics of the Jewish Simkha Y. Weintraub, Gil Nativ, 57 Community: The Impact on the Rabbi,” (1995): 138–141. Irwin Groner, Stephen S. Wolnek, Jack “Jewish Premarital Groups: What’s Out There Wertheimer, Bradley Shavit Artson, Now,” Ralph A. Dalin, Simkha Y. Steven M. Brown, Alan Silverstein, 62 Weintraub, 57 (1995): 156–157. (2000): 58–65. Weis, J. Max. Wexler, Robert. “Supplementary Statement: Effects of “Introduction: Installation of New Officers,” Hitlerism in America,” Morris D. Robert Wexler, David Lieber, Seymour Waldman, 5 (1933–38): 118. L. Essrog, Ismar Schorsch, Vernon H. Weisberger, Moses Ralph (Moshe Ben Zion). Kurtz, Alan Rutkoff, 62 (2000): “Hazkarat Neshamot: In Memory of Colleagues,” 145–146. by Arnold M. Goodman, 59 (1997): 219. White, David. Weisgall, Hugo. “Rabbi Saul E. White,” 46 (1984): 175–181. “Music For the American Conservative White, Saul E. Synagogue,” 17 (1953): 251–252. “Rabbi Saul E. White,” by David White, 46 Weishaus, Sylvia, Dr. (1984): 175–181. “Making Marriage Work,” Aaron M. Wise, Whizin, Shelley and Bruce. Sylvia Weishaus, 41 (1979): 98–103. “Response: Award Presentation,” David L. Weiss, Marvin. Lieber, 62 (2000): 15–17. “Marvin Weiss: Eulogy,” by Sanford D. Wiesel, Elie. Shanblatt, 29 (1965): 149–151. “World Jewry and Russian Jewry: A Paradox,” Weiss-Halivni, David. delivered at the 1966 convention, “‘Whoever Studies Law . . .’ The Apodictic and Toronto, Canada. Published in the Argumentational in the Talmud,” Conservative Judaism, Vol. 21, No. 3, 41 (1979): 298–303. Spring 1967. Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. “Tales of Jerusalem,” 32 (1968): 125–138. “Discussion: An Evaluation of the Ecumenical Wieseltier, Leon. Movement,” Ben Zion Bokser, George “Israel and the Palestinians,” 51 (1989): 25–31. Higgins, David R. Hunter, 31 (1967): “Discussion: Israel and the Palestinians,” Leon 147. Wieseltier, 51 (1989): 31–37. “Holocaust: How to Teach It to a New Wiesenberg, Joseph W. Generation,” 41 (1979): 76–83. “Rabbi Joseph W. Wiesenberg,” by Hayim “Today’s World As I See It,” 41 (1979): 231–239. Herring, 54 (1992): 303–304. Author Index 299

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