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Mrs. Malikov to move to Shalhevet full time

By Zev Hurwitz, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2011

According to numerous sources, Mrs. Ekatrina Malikov, currently a part-time Pre-Calculus honors teacher at Shalhevet, will leave her post at Maimonides Academy and teach full time at Shalhevet beginning next fall.

While not yet announced at Shalhevet, the news was spread last Friday by Maimonides students who had found out through Mrs. Malikov directly. Many Maimonides students were disheartened by Mrs. Malikov’s planned departure, as her more than eight years in her post made her into an icon at the middle school in West Hollywood.

“It was a pleasure to know her and to know that someone so smart is always by us to help us out,” said Maimonedes seventh-grader Ofir Shasha.  “She has great attitude and she always smiles.”

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Zev Hurwitz
Zev Hurwitz, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus
After serving as Editor-in-Chief of the Boiling Point in 2010-11 school year, Zev went on to UC San Diego where he was Editor-in-Chief of the campus paper, The Guardian.  He is currently the Goldman Bridge ACCESS Fellow of the American Jewish Committee in Los Angeles. At the Boiling Point, Zev served as Opinion Editor and Torah Editor before taking over as EIC.  He played varsity basketball at Shalhevet and also served as chair of the Just Community's Constructive Consequences Committee.