Interviewing BBYO Staff

March 16, 2020

Perri Schwartz

Sandy Springs, Georgia, United States

Class of 2021

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Perri Schwartz is a BBG from B’yachad BBG #2495 in Greater Atlanta Region #55. She has photographic memory, loves to fight for what she belives in, and hopes to be a professional journalist.

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