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Staples students celebrate passover amid COVID-19

Jake Gersh ’21|April 4, 2021

Jake Gersh · Covid Passover Inklings

Jake Gersh ’21

Some vaccinated families were able to celebrate Passover traditionally, while others held their seder’s over zoom.

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