Jerusha

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Jerusha or Jerushah (both: jēr

`shə), in the Bible, mother of King Jotham of Judah.

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The Man Who Was Dorian Gray by Jerusha Hull McCormack (St.

The Man Who Was Dorian Gray by Chinn, Sarah E. / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)

Jerusha Stewart, founder of Adventures of Jerusha in Oakland, California, wanted to market a workshop that teaches company executives how to develop product promotion and marketing strategies aimed at international firms.

BUSINESS consultants abroad by GALLOP, GERDA D. / Black Enterprise

About Walk Two Moons, fifth grader Jerusha Burnett commented: "There are many layers of story -- a story on top of a story on top of story.

Influence of the digital environment on literature for youth: radical ... by Dresang, Eliza T. / Library Trends

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