Aleph Zadik Aleph, or AZA, is an international fraternity for Jewish male youth from their second semester of eighth grade through their high school years. Founded in 1923, with its first chapter launched in 1924 in Omaha, Neb., the chapter is similar to youth groups of other religious congregations in the area.
The T-shirt of one member bears a puckish parody of the Nike slogan, "Just Do It." Boldly printed across the shirt are the words: "Just Jew It." It belongs to Jake Ziff, 15, a sophomore at Severna...
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