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'''Jean Berman''' is a [[Boston-area]] [[fan]] who founded the [[Brookline High School SF Club]]. She was later responsible for introducing [[Jim Young]] to [[fandom]]. She was an early ''[[Star Trek]]'' fan, and is sister of fan [[Ruth Berman]]. She is a member of [[RISFA-North]] and [[Apaloosa]]. | '''Jean Berman''' is a [[Boston-area]] [[fan]] who founded the [[Brookline High School SF Club]]. She was later responsible for introducing [[Jim Young]] to [[fandom]]. She was an early ''[[Star Trek]]'' fan, and is sister of fan [[Ruth Berman]]. She is a member of [[RISFA-North]] and [[Apaloosa]]. | ||
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| + | * ''[[Nameless]]'' [late 60s] | ||
| + | * ''[[Nous]]'' [1967-75] (with Ruth berman) | ||
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Revision as of 06:23, 30 September 2021
(1952 – )
Jean Berman is a Boston-area fan who founded the Brookline High School SF Club. She was later responsible for introducing Jim Young to fandom. She was an early Star Trek fan, and is sister of fan Ruth Berman. She is a member of RISFA-North and Apaloosa.
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| Person | 1952— |
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