Proper noun
Halperin (plural Halperins)
A surname.
By talking with local farmers, Brandt and Halperin hope to better understand the effects of such rapid growth from those that deal with the changes on a day-to-day basis. Source: Internet
Everything has a potential side effect,” said Scott Halperin, director of the Canadian Centre for Vaccinology at Dalhousie University in Halifax. Source: Internet
Frontline Fortnight was created by hairstylists Amanda Shuttleworth, Lucy Halperin and Jeremy Tardo, pictured here pre-pandemic at West Hollywood's Benjamin Salon. Source: Internet
Rabbi Doctor Mordechai Halperin implicates the "better hygiene and living conditions that prevail among the younger generation", which lowered to 60% the rate of young Israeli Chareidi mothers who carry the virus. Source: Internet
Danny Halperin in particular was taking some interest in me and we talked for a while in the café one night. Source: Internet
From left, Topsham residents Linda Amundsen, Linda Halperin, Ed Halperin and Jim Amundsen settle in at the beach at Reid State Park. Source: Internet