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Octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, original paper covers bound in, 128, 129-258, 385-528 pp., cumulative index Articles in issue 165 are "The First Reader," R.B.W., "The Legacy of Robert Gordis: A Memorial Tribute on the First Yahrzeit," Milton R. Konvitz, "The Teaching of Ben Zoma," Mordecai Roshwald, "Sinai and What Makes Us Jewish," Elliot B. Gertel, "Moses and Jesus: The Birth of the Savior," Allan Kensky, "The Redemption of Moses," Ernest Neufeld, "Dilemmas of Modern Orthodoxy: Sociological and Philosophical," Chaim I Waxman, "The Real Test of the Akedah: Blind Obedience Versus Moral Choice," Lippman Bodoff, "The Sacrifice of Isaac (poem)," Steven Shoemaker, "Womena nd Prayer: An Attempt to Dispel Some Fallacies," Judith Hauptman. Articles in issue No. 1966 are "The Frist Reader," R.B.W., "French-Jewish Assimilation Reassessed: A Review of the Reent Literature," Vicki Caron, "The Etymology of Tosafot," Herbert Rand, "Jacob at Bethel and Penuel: The Polarity of Divien Encounter," Bernard Och, "Franz Rosenzweig and Emmanuel Levinas: A Midrash or Thought Experiment," Michael Oppenheim, "'Raisins and Almonds' - Goldfaden's Glory," Marvin Caplan, "Aaron: Chaning Perceptions," Henry Bamberger, "God, Listen! (poem)," David Gelbart, "Hezekiah's Boil," Schnier Levin, "Job, or The Sufferings of God," Frieda Clark Hyman, "Jewish Studies and Jewish Identity: Some Implications of Secularizing Torah," Bernard D. Cooperman.Articles in issue number 168 are "Further on Women as Prayer Leaders and Their Role in Communal Prayer: AN Exchage," Michael J. Broyde, Joel B. Wolowelsky, and Judith Hauptman, "The Rebirth of Anzia Yezierska," Weindy Zierler, "A Feminist's Look at Ether," Rivkah Lubitch, "The Creation of Adam as Hermaphrodite - And its Implications for Feminist Theology," Azila Talit Reisenberger, "What's Right with Women and Zimmun," Art and Naomi Zivotofsky, "From Veil to Wig: Jewsh Women's Hair Covering," Leila Leah Bronner, "Can the Demand for Change in the Status of Women Be Halakhically Legitimated?" Tamar Ross, "'Is Any Case There Are No Sinful Thoughts' - The Role and Status of Women in Jewish Law as Expressed in the Arukh Hashulhan," Simcha fishbane.
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