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Just about two months before November 4th 1995 I began seventh grade.

And in Israel that's the start of junior high. So new school, new

building, all the other kids are new too. You have to figure out really quickly which group

to join. The science nerds, the hippies, the nirvana fans, you do your best to score some

goals in soccer games during recess because that's the surest way to become popular.

Anyway, hectic times. So I was really looking forward to November 4th, it was a Saturday,

because my entire old class from sixth grade were gone to different junior highs, but it just felt familiar and right the minute we met up at synagogue that morning.

We slipped right back into our old roles with all the same dynamics which had been established

since kindergarten.

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