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The Akiva community celebrates
the start of school with food and fun.

S tudents at Yeshivat Akiva work hard all
year on a curriculum that combines sec-
ular studies with Hebrew and religion.
But they also know how to have a
good time.
On Aug. 26, the school's 267 students and
their families were invited to a back-to-school
picnic on Akiva's campus in Southfield.
Although rain eventually drove the party-
goers indoors, there still was plenty of outdoor
time for feasting and fun.
— Diana Lieberman,
copy editor

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Shoshana Silverstein, 5, of
Southfield tackles a hot og.

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Marc Jerusalem, Akiva president, does double-duty
as grill cook.

Left: Heading- into the new year are a squad of
Akiva big wheelers led by Daniel Benaderet, 8, of
West Bloomfield.