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This year’s musical production, Hairspray, was held at the Renaissance Theatre, Kew in order to accommodate a larger audience and was still a sell-out!

It was an incredible learning journey for our students, giving them the opportunity to develop significant insight into an historical period where bigotry prevailed and to learn how ideologies and behaviours can change when people unite and take a stand.

Bialik’s inclusivity meant that all students who auditioned, or volunteered for the crew, regardless of experience and ability, were guaranteed a part in the show. We were also thrilled to include some Bialik alumni.

Their commitment was huge – with students successfully juggling sporting commitments and other outside-school

activities to meet the demands of the show. The wonderful camaraderie displayed between the cast and crew throughout the production process will certainly add to their life-long memories.

Kol ha’kavod to the entire cast and crew for an outstanding performance.

ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY ZIONIST RESPECT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY EMPATHY JEWISH DIVERSITY COURAGE CARING ISRAEL ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS PRIDE KNOWLEDGE PERSEVERANCE COMMUNITY FAMILY FRIENDS FESTIVAL CULTURE INTEGRITY

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Issue 7 - Pesach April 2017 - Nisan 5777Editor - Hana Spiegel

Bialik ShelanuConnecting the Bialik Community

Button ProjectIn February, the Bialik Button Project achieved its 10-year long goal of collecting 1.5 million buttons to commemorate the Jewish children murdered in the Holocaust.

Over 250 guests attended the official opening of the Button Installation, including Bialik grandparent Holocaust survivors, alumni, senior students, Jewish communal leaders and federal and state MPs Josh Frydenberg, John Pesutto, Michael Danby and David Southwick.

A moving tribute trailer was screened as a precursor to the Button Documentary Film being produced to tell the story of the Button Project, with a haunting melody performed by Alumna Tiah Gordon, who recorded the song “Ponar” at the Belzec concentration camp in 2016.

The beautiful installation is now permanently on display in the Art and Technology Building.

Hairspray - the musical

Wishing the Bialik Community a Chag

Pesach Sameach

Josh Frydenberg MP pours buttons into the canister for Poland

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Atom Award for Animated FilmIn late 2016, then Year 8 student Jemma Zuker’s animated short film was named as one of two finalists nationally in the Best Middle School Animation category in the Atom Awards.

Jemma’s black and white clip ‘Bird’ is about a young girl who feels like she doesn’t

have a place in the world around her.

The Atom Awards celebrate the best of Australian and New Zealand screen content from the education sector and is the second-longest-running film and media awards in Australia.

Well done Jemma!

Educational ExcellenceShalom Kehilla

ACMI ‘Screen It’ AwardIn November 2016, then Year 10 student Bailey Marr won the 2016 ACMI ‘Screen It’ competition in the Senior Videogame category for his game ‘The Adventure of The Lost Treasure’. ‘Screen It’ is Australia’s national film, animation and game-making competition for school-age students.

The award, a testament to Bailey’s creativity and diligence, was presented to him at the ‘Screen It’ red carpet award ceremony. Mazel tov Bailey!

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Shalom Kehlilla

Pesach is a perfect time to ‘remember the stranger’. The book of Shmot (Exodus) reminds us that ‘you once were strangers’ and during the Pesach seder (service and meal) we fill a cup for Elijah, and encourage strangers to join us, eat with us and celebrate freedom with us.

At Bialik we have taken this theme of menschlichkeit to heart, and you will see examples of this in these pages. From outreaching within and beyond our community through the Buttons Project to fundraising, giving gifts and friend-raising, the Bialik experience is one that combines personal and communal decency and activism with hard work and high achievement.

Although our Class of 2016 achieved the highest results in the State, coming first in menschlichkeit, mentoring, charity and communal activism is equally important. We also know that the students who achieve their very best are those with balance and a variety of interests in their lives.

Our Parents’ Association have been busy launching our 75th anniversary year with the Bialik Fete, and we look forward, as the oldest Jewish school in Melbourne, to opening our doors to the community in our Anniversary Week in the last week of June when our archives – and indeed the whole school - are on display.

I look forward to welcoming you to our exhibition.

Chag Sameach,

Jeremy Stowe-Lindner Principal

Kooyong Student Prize WinnersMazel tov to Class of 2016 students Ruby Bouhadana and Jordan Sandler, who were awarded The Kooyong Student Prize by fellow alumnus, the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP. The Kooyong Student Prize is awarded to students in recognition of excellence in academic and extra-curricular pursuits, leadership amongst peers and a strong commitment to upholding the school’s values and strengthening the community at large.

2016 Top DesignsMazel tov to Julia Machlin who was shortlisted from over 1000 applicants for 2016 Top Designs.

The competition recognises the work of top VCE Art, Design and Media students. Her product line “Aygeo”, an environmentally friendly brand aiming to promote sustainable domestic life skills, was exhibited at the Melbourne Museum.



Educational Excellence

Bialik College’s remarkable VCE results earned the school first place in Victoria in 2016 with 67% of students scoring 90 or above and close to 14% scoring 99 or above.

Whilst Bialik’s record of achieving in the top 5 in the State for 19 of the last 20 years is unrivalled, we are also incredibly proud of the Class of 2016 for having the College’s largest Mazkirut (leadership group), raising in excess of $20k for external charities and assisting the College in gaining more sports medals in 2016 than in previous years in our sporting history.

We commend our students for attaining their personal best, not only with their VCE results, but by participating and contributing to school life and the wider community throughout their final year at school.

Principal Jeremy Stowe-Lindner commented that whilst “menschlickeit, communal activism and leadership” displayed by the students was of foremost importance, “being number one in the state for VCE is the icing on the cake”.

Bialik College Tops the State

Mazel tov Bialik’s brilliant Class of 2016

DUX: Nimrod Shapir99.9 ATAR

We raised over

$20,000 for external charities

66.7% of us received an ATAR

score of 90 or above

We achieved 8 perfect study scores

of 50 across 6 subjects

39% of Year 12s volunteered as school leaders

52% of us mentored a younger student during the year

48.4% of us received an ATAR

score of 95 or above

The Prep JourneyWhat have our new Preppies been experiencing in their first term of schooling?

Nourishing their Jewish soul

All our Preppies have been learning their Hebrew letters, exploring the festivals of Purim & Tu B’Shvat (New Year for Trees) and experiencing interactive Pesach seders.

Nourishing their literacy

Preppies love their own reading journals, library lessons and story worlds under the expert guidance of our Literacy Coach Corinne.

Nourishing their whole being

From specialist music to specialist sport and e-learning teachers, Preppies are excited to embrace the next stage of their learning journeys.

Nourishing their numeracy

Numbers take on special significance in Bialik’s new Numeracy program for Preppies, with Numeracy Coach Rebecca.



Tikkun Olam is central to the College’s vision of Communal Responsibility. Raising funds for important causes, as well as donating time and resources, are just some of the ways in which we assist in ‘repairing the world’. So far, our students have raised close to $18,000 for external charities in 2017.

Celebrate, Commemorate and ConnectTikkun Olam

PesachThe festival of Pesach has always been a fun and exciting chag for our students as we recount the incredible story of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt through an interactive, informal education setting during our model seders.

Bialik College is proud to offer age appropriate model sedarim to all our students.

Primary students attended traditional model seders whilst the Middle school model sedarim linked the traditional with the contemporary world. Our Senior school students experienced seders with links to their personal lives and development.

Saving Hearts with LoveValentine’s Day was celebrated at Bialik in the best possible way ... by helping others! Bialik’s Mazkirut (Year 12 student leaders) sold chocolates and flowers and students came to school dressed in red and donated a gold coin.

Many returned in the evening in their pyjamas to attend an open-air cinema. They raised close to $2000 and all proceeds went to ‘Save a Child’s Heart’, an organisation in Israel that provides lifesaving surgery to children, no matter their race, gender or religion.

Shave for a cureIn an effort to raise more than previous years in the annual ‘World’s Greatest Shave’ for the Leukaemia foundation, the Mazkirut introduced exciting new elements to the event.

The ELC joined in by contributing a gold coin donation with the celebration of a ‘crazy hair day’.

In addition, female students had the opportunity to donate a minimum of 15cm of hair to ‘Zichron Menachem’ – an organisation in Israel that creates wigs for people that have lost their hair due to cancer treatment and other conditions.

The school raised over $14,000 for this very worthwhile cause.

Purim with a DifferenceThis year, our Years 2-12 students had an exciting time on King Achashverosh’s party boat on the Yarra whilst the ELC enjoyed a wonderful Purim Shpiel. Purim is a time of giving and our Senior students did us proud.

Our Year 12s visited Dandenong Primary school and gave mishloach manot gifts and our Year 11s spent time playing, interacting and bonding with their Kinder buddies.

It was beautiful to see the teenagers giving selflessly of their time, showing patience, warmth and connecting with younger students, displaying true Bialik spirit and family values.

Selling Coffee for Youth ProjectsYear 8 ETGAR students are making and selling fresh coffee and hot chocolate from the Gary Peer Coffee Van, in order to raise money for the charity ‘Youth Projects’.

You can get your hot drink at the Tooronga Road entrance on Wednesday mornings from 7:40 am. Last year the students raised $1,600 for Youth Projects.

Special thanks to Gary Peer and the Alumni who have given their time to assist the students and help this great initiative.



Bialik Celebrates 75 Years of Educational Excellence

Brooke Roseman (Year 10) - medals included 1st U16 Butterfly

Championship Winners! The Bialik Wolves Senior Teams had an outstanding Summer Season making College sporting history with four of our teams winning each of their respective EISM Championships Grand Finals.

This outstanding achievement was especially rewarding because of the large numbers of Year 12 students electing to participate in sport in 2017 and bolstering teams.

EISM Secondary SwimmingCongratulations to our Secondary Swimming Team on a fabulous effort at the EISM Swimming Carnival.

There were many personal bests culminating in Bialik being placed 6th overall with the narrowest of margins for the 3rd–6th placings.

Jesse Nissen (Year 10) - medals

included 1st U16 Freestyle A

This year marks Bialik’s 75th anniversary, from its humble beginnings as a kindergarten in Drummond Street, Carlton, to our current incarnation as a home to more than 1,000 students and their extended families.

The Bialik Hebrew School and Kindergarten was operational from as early as the late 1930s as an afternoon and Sunday school, offering instruction in Hebrew. In 1942, a kindergarten, operating out of a single story house in the centre of the vibrant Carlton Jewish community, was opened.

In 1958, the decision was made to transform Bialik into a day school that offered an alternative philosophy to other Jewish schools of the day: one that centred on Zionism. Hebrew was pivotal to the new philosophy

and it was expressed through songs, literature and celebration of Jewish festivals and culture.

With strong support from the community for Bialik to expand, the Shakespeare Grove campus opened in 1963 and the school became known as Bialik College. Less than a decade later, Bialik had to move to a bigger campus - first to Wantirna, which was short-lived, and then to our current campus on Auburn Road in 1981.

In this, our 75th year, we have much to celebrate. The vision and passion of our founders continues to guide Bialik College today and Bialik continues to adapt to change whilst at the same time teaching the children of our community the importance of our history, our Jewish traditions and a love of Israel.

SAVE THE DATEThe community is invited to visit Bialik during the 75th Anniversary Celebration Week: Monday 26 June – Friday 30 June.

Bookings are essential:www.trybooking.com/PIZJ

There will be numerous exhibitions and displays of student work, including an archive exhibition of the history of our school.

Bialik Staff 1969

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Girls Tennis Team

Girls Soccer Team

Boys Volleyball Team

Boys Hockey Team


BCPA Family Camp 2017The annual BCPA Family Camp was a huge hit giving 30 families the opportunity to shmooze, sing, swim, play and celebrate Shabbat together.

The incredible 75th Anniversary Fete was held on Sunday 26 March 2017. It was a great day out for the whole family offering a variety of rides, activities, a market as well as food for all ages and tastes.

The success of the fete was largely due to Mish Kohn, Stacey Dodge and their team of dedicated volunteers as well as the many parent volunteers who worked tirelessly on the day. The Bialik community spirit shone throughout the school.

A major highlight was the Dunk Tank where kids had the opportunity to have members of staff drop into a tank full of water.

Families also enjoyed the live performances of so many talented Alumni, current students and a ‘Dads band’.

Thank you to all our sponsors who generously donated in some form to the Fete. Your contributions were fundamental in enabling the school to successfully fundraise.

The funds raised from the Fete will go towards new playground equipment.


Purim BBQA huge thank you to the amazing volunteers who cooked and served over 1,000 sausages at the Purim BBQ.

Sir Zelman Cowen Public Speaking Competition 2016In 2016 the Sir Zelman Cowen Public Speaking Competition celebrated its fourth year and was attended by Lady Anna Cowen.

The competition offers all Year 8 and 9 students the opportunity to hone their oracy skills, while paying tribute to the memory of one of Australia’s leading Jewish figures, former Governor General Sir Zelman Cowen.

Students addressed a topic of their choice associated either with the theme of commitment (Year 8) or Jewish life (Year 9). Overall winner Barr Donde (Year 9) presented a ‘Letter of Gratitude’, addressed to individuals past and present who have held high the banner of Judaism. Year 8 winner Nitsan Shavit spoke on society’s concept of perfection and its illusions, while Year 9 winner Ally Spiegel explored the contradictions and the spaces within ‘I am but I’m not’.

Fun at the 75th Anniversary Fete

Bialik College Parents’ AssociationTo get involved in the BCPA, volunteer for events or for more information, please visit our Facebook page or email [email protected]

Save the Date:Tuesday 16 May - Bialik Information Evening 7.30pm - Years 4&5 Collaborative Zone

Friday 26 May - Grandparents’ Morning Tea 9.00am-12.00pm - ELC & Primary School

Sunday 25 June - Mega Reunion for all Alumni 4.00pm-6.00pm - Evelyn Hellen Library

Mon 26 June-Frid 30 June - 75th Anniversary Week Exhibitions throughout Campus

Wednesday 9 August - Bialik Open Day 10.00am-12.00pm - Years 4&5 Collaborative Zone


Energy flows during Science WeekFor the third year in a row, Bialik’s Science Week enthralled students with an unusual array of exciting experiments and whacky scientific journeys of discovery.

The theme of Energy permeated the school week, with students from ELC to VCE taking part in special activities such as creating smoothies with their own “legtricity” (electricity generated by pedalling bikes), exploring biofuel innovations for renewable energy, making rockets, growing mushrooms from coffee grinds and exploring the latest TESLA car that was parked at Bialik for a day!

Makerspace Makes an Impact Young scientists, engineers and techies are thriving at Bialik with the popular Makerspace lunchtime club in the Library, which caters to all ages and interests. The projects they engage in utilise a combination of high-tech gadgetry and practical ingenuity, with a bit of competitive fun thrown in! Some recent examples include a competition to construct the tallest structure using Blu-tack and straws; designing and building

workable arcade gaming machines from scratch (using cardboard or wood and computer memory boards); creating content for viewing on virtual reality headsets and creating prototypes for the 3D printer. In addition to “Techie Tuesday” and “3-D Thursday” there is also “Low-Tech Wednesday” when students are encouraged to rely on craft & fine motor skills rather than technology to produce objects.


The Laura Kipen Memorial Archive puts its party shoes on! In June 2017 Bialik College will celebrate its 75th birthday.

At the archives we are busily preparing for the celebration and are excited to announce that we will be launching our online searchable archive. Full of photographs, newspapers and quirky bits and pieces from years past, the online archive will allow you to explore and discover Bialik College’s rich history for yourself.

We are also busily planning the exhibitions that will be displayed around the campus.

If you have any material you would like contribute, please contact us at [email protected]

We would love to hear from you!

Carlton Kindergarten circa 1940’s with photo of Chaim Bialik

Connecting the Bialik CommunityOur communications team is always happy to hear about the achievements of both current and past students and we take pride in publishing these on a regular basis on the College Website, Facebook and our bi-annual Bialik Shelanu magazine.

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Tech Girls at Google Year 9 students Jemma Zuker, Nitsan Shavit and Shailee Carmeli recently had the amazing opportunity to visit Google headquarters in Sydney.

In 2016, the students won first place in the Next Tech Girl Superhero app building Competition. They also achieved second place for the national prize.

The students won an all expenses paid trip to Sydney for the launch of this year’s competition at Google, mingled with professionals in the IT / tech industries and experienced all the fun at the famous Google workplace.

Bialik gratefully acknowledges the generous support of Science Week at Bialik, in memory of Bettie Kornhauser.



Alumni NewsWhere are they now? Ashleigh de Winter OC’11Currently completing her Honours Degree in Psychology at Melbourne Uni, Ashleigh was recently employed as iCan Program Co-ordinator at Stand Up. The program mentors and tutors 29 Sudanese refugee students and recently held a successful leadership camp incorporating youth empowerment and identity.

Paul Glezer OC’99Twelve years ago, Paul left the corporate world to become a

personal trainer and health coach. He is motivated to help others achieve their health and wellbeing goals and has recently started an Ecommerce business in wellness products. Paul also has a blog and podcast called My Wellness Wishlist where he interviews authorities in holistic health, mindfulness and spirituality and explores all forms of health and life balance.

Josh Guest OC’01 & Luke Smorgon OC’05Founders of B2Cloud, Josh and Luke have been busy working with some of Australia’s largest and most innovative organisations on the strategy, design and development of applications and digital products. They have recently received awards from Financial Review, Deloitte and other esteemed companies, placing them together with some of the most innovative high growth businesses in Australasia.

Steven Harris OC’96 Three years ago, Steven started doing comedy under the stage

name of Magic Steven and has performed at various comedy festivals in Australia and overseas. His performances have been alternately described as autobiographical storytelling, deadpan comedy, guided meditation and long-form beat poetry. Steven is also publishing a book of drawings, some of which can be seen on instagram @magicsteven

Raelia Skalicky OC’98 In 2016 Raelia was appointed Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Melbourne where she has been teaching undergraduate medical students in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She recently obtained a PhD in the area of preconception genetic screening in Australian Ashkenazi Jewish populations and also works as a fertility specialist in clinics and private rooms.

Share your alumni stories with us at Bialik Shelanu: [email protected]

BirthsJonathan Baskin & Kate Lewis ’03 - Cash SammyEmile & Rachel (Potaznik) ’04 Ben-Attar - NoaMarc ’00 & Yarra Berenholtz - TomDavid and Davina (Shinewell) ’97 Berger - Emmy PearlAdam ’03 & Vanessa Black - MaxwellJason ’99 & Shelley (Goldwasser) ’03 Blankfield - Ben LeviErez ’99 & Naomi Bogaty - Aiden ElliotBen & Anita (Starr) ’02 Borynsztein - Jasmine RubyItzik Bouzaglo & Tali Plotnik ’96 - Noa Nathan ’01 & Jordana (Cohen) Brett - Ariella YettaAshley ’03 & Catherine Cohen - GraceJoshua & Amie Frydenberg - BlakeSam & Jessica (Zukerman) ’05 Chester - Charlotte Ann Danny Gelman & Jessica Fleigner ’01 - Max BenjaminDarren & Emma (Jacobs) ’99 Gerber - James OscarGui ’03 & Bianca Glasberg - Ezra StanMichael ’03 & Veronique Gubieski - Rose MaayanElliot ’00 & Vanessa (Blode) ’04 Janover - Olivia Lily Brad ’01 & Michal Janovic - LoniAntony & Amanda (Smorgon) ’04 Jolson - Oliver HenryLee & Elise (Kopel) ’03 Kelemen - Noah LiorJoel & Kelly (Popper) ’00 Laing - Emily McKenzieAdam ’99 & Zoe (Horton) ’99 Milgrom - Asher DavidToby ’95 & Leesa Mittelman - Samuel LouisJosh ’97 & Romi Onas - EzraOctave & Jessica (Krulis) ’04 Oppetit - Laila EleonoreDan & Toni (Goldwasser) ’01 Ossher - Amy SaraLeighton & Ashleigh (Duzenman) ’02 Pyke - Yvie Lulu Josh ’92 & Hayley Rynderman - Beau Ziv & Lanie (Lipson) ’05 Shalev - Yasmin MichalAdam ’95 & Aviva Sloane - Levi Joel ’03 & Gillian Snyder - Caleb JordanRussell ’96 & Nat Sochen - Mia Lola

EngagementsBen Clark to Jessica Worth ‘13 James Cochrane-Davis ’11 to Esther Gershenzon ’10Brad Cowan to Nadja Perelberg ’02Adam Glezer ’97 to Jaclyn KuranRobbie Gringlas ’01 to Belinda KaganAnthony Honigman ’02 to Naomi Burd ’02Jarrod Lichtblau to Kerry Jechilevsky ’08Andrew Rozen ’03 to Monica GingoldDan Swart ’05 to Emma Selzer

MarriagesJoshua Balbin ’02 to Hadas DanzigerJess Feldy ’04 to Lucy Wetherall Joel Feren to Joanne Hendler ’05Kevin Frank to Andrea Zivin ’05Paul Glezer ’99 to Natalie BirmanAdam Gringlas ’05 to Gemma SharpTahl Katz to Rebecca Zwier ’02 Jesse Kochen to Deanna Blankfield ’08Daniel Kontrobarsky ’10 to Julia Malinovsky Adam Laitt to Courney Krulis ’07Ryan Leon ’08 to Amy RosenfeldJoshua Levin ’07 to Taryn LewisStephen Machet ’08 to Justine Pianko ’10Adrian Davidson Panckhurst to Ingrid Weinberg ’06 Daniel Purcell to Brodee Goldman ’06 Dion Raleigh to Dana Ochert ’06Ariel Ritz ’05 to Sarah RichterBrett Sacks to Ashleigh de Winter ’11Scott Shemer to Tova Crossman ’02Luke Smorgon ’05 to Tahlee BruchGreg Spilkin to Gabi Klepfisz ’06Idan Sustiel to Jess Cammerman ’07Marc ’Unger 05 to Bianca Miller ‘08

Please forward any change of contact details, news or occasions you would like to share with us to [email protected]

Lifecycle information has been compiled from public notices placed in the Australian Jewish News and from personal notifications. If we have inadvertently omitted your news, please let us know and we will ensure it appears in future editions of Bialik Shelanu.

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