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A photograph of the the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity house at the University of Kentucky in the early 1960s.

Zeta Beta Tau hosting a party that is "Beatnik" themed, which referred to the stereotypical lifestyle of those that did drugs and did not care about the establishment.

The top photo features members of the University of Kentucky's Zeta Beta Tau in 1961 hanging out with each other, with one member tending to the fraternity's goat.

A member of the University of Kentucky's Zeta Beta Tau dancing with their Housemother at the fraternity's Natural Bridge Spring Formal in 1961.

This is a unit plan overview for the unit "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?"

This is the overview for lesson plans 1 and 2 from the lesson "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?" followed by PowerPoint slides for the lesson.

This is a PowerPoint for lessons 1 and 2 for the unit "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?"

This is an article by Lee Shai Weissbach entitled "Kentucky's Jewish History in National Perspective: The Era of Mass Migration." This reading is incorporated into Lesson Plan 1 & 2: "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?"

This is the overview for lesson plan 3 for the unit plan "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?"

This is a reading from Alessandro Portelli entitled "What Makes Oral Histories Different." This reading will be used in lesson 3 in the unit plan "How has Jewish life in Kentucky changed across generations?"