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Schools, 1993

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Schools to train anti-racism staff

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1993 · page 6

CLOSE to $500,000 will be spent by the NSW Department of School Education to train teachers as anti-racism officers to…

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ORT brings technology to schools statewide

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 7

THE third and final stage of a new technology centre at The Emanuel School will be implemented this month by ORT Australia Inc…

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Jeta Correspondence School PO Box A845, Sydney South 2000. Tel: 361-4060

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 8

Learn short-story writing and freelance journalism from the comfort of home. Qualified, experienced teachers. No time…

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Demonstrating Pesach to the school children

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 1993 · page 8

JEWISH dayschool and NSW Board of Jewish Education students had their first taste of matza for the year at school demonstration Seders held just…

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(학교학윈안내) Australian Flying Training School (AFTS,호주'힝꽈공훈런학교)

Taeyangju Nyusu = The Dae Yang Chu News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 19

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Masada pupils play with fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 1993 · page 3

Students at Masada College built a huge bonfire in the tradition of Lag b’Omer celebrations around the world. A huge Lag b’Omer parade was organised by the Yeshiva Centre in Bondi (see Life/Style 9) and shules throughout Sydney celebrated the festival, which marks the 33rd day of the counting of the Omer. Photograph by Noel Kessel…

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How a school copes with tragedy The tragic death of Rebecca Hayne has shown how well Masada College coped with trauma. Lani Zelazne put this report together

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 1993 · page 8

WHEN the hearse carrying Rebecca Hayne’s coffin slid silently into the entrance of Masada College High School last week, virtually every…

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youthyouth This week the Australian Jewish News launches its monthly youth page where we’ll focus on activities of youth movements and organisations catering to school students. And weekly from this week, the AJN will publish Youth Notices, listing “what’s on” each week in the movements and organisations. For our first youth page, Lani Zelazhe has profiled the different groups

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1993 · page 11

BETAR was off to a flying start this year with a record number of madrichim (leaders) in the movement, including 20 members who completed a leadership…

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commercial Mirvac buys St Ives school site

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1993 · page 4

MAJOR property developer Mirvac has bought the former St Ives Central Public School for $2.225 million. The property services group offered the property to the market by public tender, through Raine & Home Commercial, represented by Geoff Coggins,…

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life/style Playing mother, teacher, volunteer worker — and diplomat’s wife

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 1993 · page 1

TALKING to Mimi Avner, wife of Israel’s ambassador to Australia Yehuda Avner, it soon becomes clear that she prefers to speak about…

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Student life and antisemitism FILM School Ties

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 1993 · page 5

IN ITS conception, School Ties was potentially one of the most important Jewish theme films of this decade. Starring a handsome hunk as a Jewish…

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arts/leisure Antisemitism surfaces at school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 1993 · page 3

IT TOOK Sherry Lansing nine years to rise from a $5-an-hour scriptreader to president of Twentieth Century Fox in 1980, becoming the first woman in Hollywood history to head a major studio…

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School Holiday Entertainment Having fun in the school holidays Being creative It Is school holiday time again, but parents should not despair. Activities ranging from sport to drama will entice any child away from the television set. In the first of a two part series, Shoshana Lenthen has sampled what’s on offer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 1993 · page 11

Beside the traditional sports and recreation camps, children can indulge in undertakings of a more creative nature at several venues…

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Masada pupil runs for school

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 1993 · page 8

MASADA College Primary School Year 4 student Andrew Cohen will represent his school in the Primary School Sports Association Metropolitan North Tried on the Cen…

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Schoolklas van bus beroofd

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 21 June 1993 · page 8

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Winter scholars

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 1993 · page 2

AUJS will continue its tradition of bringing top scholars from Israel and America to its summer and winter camps, when Avraham Infeld joins…

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community Around the Community New Yiddish teacher

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 1993 · page 6

MIRIAM Qelbart, formerly of the Sholem Aleichem Yiddish School in Melbourne, will now teach Yiddish adult classes at the Jewlsh-Folk…

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The teachers FOR over 40 years Max Lemberg and Michael Deutsch have given barmitzvah/batmitzvah lessons to thousands of Sydney boys and girls and are not showing any sign of putting away their rulers. But a new breed of teachers is developing, following in their footsteps. Yoseph Wernick and Ronnen Grauman, barely out of their teens, have already prepared dozens of boys for barmitzvah and they credit people like Lemberg and Deutsch for teaching them how to teach

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1993 · page 12

Max Lemberg is an institution unto himself. For 50 years he has taught barmitzvah to thousands of boys, tuning their voices and minds. For he refuses simply to teach them basic…

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Masada prefects draw 45 schools to seminar

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1993 · page 9

A SPORTS star and a news reader were among speakers offering future leaders words of wisdom at Masada High School’s recent seminar entitled…

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First Jewish school since Holocaust opens in Berlin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 1993 · page 12

Berlin: MAXIM Medovoj turned his tiny head toward the fifth camera team closing in on him. The diminutive 13-year-old Russian immigrant looked lost amid the Hood of lights, cameras and microphones…

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