MAchar AZA

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The best chapter in Central Region West.
The best chapter in Central Region West.
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Owns Hawaii as part of their chapter territory.
 
Created in mid-1970's.
Created in mid-1970's.
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Has the manliest of men in the order.
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MAchar AZA is the quite literally the best chapter in the international Order. BBYO CEO Matthew Grossman approves. Notable things we do include, hitting the bump, McDonalds Heist, Cheesecake Factory, and intimidating every single AZA chapter in the international order because of our energy. MAchar wholeheartedly believes- Kendrick>>> Kanye. Some members may disapprove but majority rules.
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Internationally known and acclaimed for being memey.
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Notable MAchar Alumni include, Moses, Lebron James, and Rabbi Daniel J Moskovitz.
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Has the Thicccest men in the region.
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Normal activities include; sports (shirts vs skins), eating at quickly's, and going to a hot tub after events.
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Regionally known as the best chapter because they have had events like; Communist Night, and Anime Night.
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Their sister Chapter is Chai BBG #1728
Their sister Chapter is Chai BBG #1728
Rabbi Daniel J Moskovitz from MAchar was GAG in the late 80's.
Rabbi Daniel J Moskovitz from MAchar was GAG in the late 80's.
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We like the cotton states
 

Current revision as of 22:36, 23 April 2022

The best chapter in Central Region West. Created in mid-1970's. MAchar AZA is the quite literally the best chapter in the international Order. BBYO CEO Matthew Grossman approves. Notable things we do include, hitting the bump, McDonalds Heist, Cheesecake Factory, and intimidating every single AZA chapter in the international order because of our energy. MAchar wholeheartedly believes- Kendrick>>> Kanye. Some members may disapprove but majority rules. Notable MAchar Alumni include, Moses, Lebron James, and Rabbi Daniel J Moskovitz. Their sister Chapter is Chai BBG #1728 Rabbi Daniel J Moskovitz from MAchar was GAG in the late 80's.

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