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This photojournal takes you through the highlights of the Mid-America Fall Regional Convention. Every photo in this collection was taken by me on a Nikon D5100, bringing you a firsthand view of the convention as it unfolded.

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Saint Louis Council’s 99th AZA and 79th BBG Board posing for Shabbat photos.
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Saint Louis Council co-s’ganim, and lifelong friends, pose for a photo.
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My sister and I pose for a photo that my parents are sure to love.
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JFK AZA #0187 posing for Shabbat photos shortly after officially receiving a temporary charter.
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Kansas City advisor David Wexler making sure the rules are known for AZAA.
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Alephs going through all the mixed emotions during AZAA.
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Nordaunian AZA #0022 after their AZAA victory.
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Jacob Shiffrin leads Alephs in cheers.
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Godolim from Mid-America help lead cheers as BBGs watch on.
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KC N’siah Gabby Sosland, International N’siah Mercedes Benzaquen, and Omaha N’siah Elizabeth Brodkey helping teach new BBGs the BBG pledge.
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North Star Godol Harry Hasako leads Alephs in the AZA heartbeat.
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AZA Convention Coordinator Naftali Tilove laughs it up during the friendship circle.
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Teens learn how to properly fundraise and call alumni during Shabbat electives.
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Alephs learning the Blue Book during the AZA Blue Book Review Session.
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