Kiev
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I was born in a beautiful city of Kiev. I went to lyceum #38, which is one of the best schools in the city. The teachers there were great, and I'm especially grateful to our class teacher Alla Konstantinovna. The kids also were a lot of fun, often spending a full day at school was not enough for us, and we would hang out after school or on the weekends together as well:). We would also go on different trips with school, like by train to Poltava and Feodosiya in the 9th grade, to Makeychukovo in the 9th grade and to Kilovo camping ground in the 11th grade. I was also one of the people from my school who had a chance to visit France in Fall 1994 (my 10th grade). We lived in families in Metz, and we visited Nancy(capital of province Lorraine) and Paris. I also visited many places with my mom. We've been to Odessa, Moscow, Anapa, Khar'kov, L'vov, Tryskavets, Dragobich, Yzhgorod, Vil'nus, Kaunas, Dryskininkay, Gomel' and Warshava. I love traveling, that is seeing places I've never seen before.
NYC/Boston
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My family moved to US in 1996. We settled in Brooklyn, and I spent one year in James Madison High School. I came to MIT in 1997. I am currently a Masters student in computer science. I used to live in the Russian House, which is a great place which feels like home, and I am a social member there now. We eat dinners, go camping, and do lots of other fun random stuff together.
Here are some activities which are connected with the Russian House I participate in:
What?Where?When? Boston club live games happen every other Saturday. In Spring of 1999 there was a "Boston Tea Party" game, with more then 30 teams from New York, Chicago and Boston. My team won the third place!
MxataSKrau is a theater that evolved from the MIT KBH team. Its first production of Purim Shpil for Purim of 1999 was very entertaining! The production of the new play is underway!
Here is a page with icons of MIT and Russian House, in case you prefer clicking on icons rather than on links:).
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