Milken’s Casanova
Rachel Chistyakov
Voices Editor
On February 14, every girl in the junior class was showered with love for Valentines’ Day by none other than Casanova himself, Noah Cherner ’12. Cherner brought a box filled with 130 hand-cut paper hearts with inscribed love notes along with handfuls of Dove chocolate.
“A lot of people wake up on ‘Singles’ Awareness Day’ and feel upset or lonely. This way, everyone gets a piece of love and everyone, regardless of whether or not they have a boyfriend, gets a valentine and a piece of my heart. I love every girl in my grade as a friend and I feel they should all get a little bit of love every day, but this day is special,” Cherner said.
Every 11th grade girl rejoiced at the sight of Cherner’s valentines. Cherner put a smile on every girl’s face and a tingle in their hearts.
“Noah is hilarious! He made me smile all day,” Alexa Almany ’12 said.
Cherner spent one month writing the valentines notes and even personalized some of them, adding a Jewish twist to a few notes that he handed to more religious girls.
Every junior girl is patiently awaiting the treats that Cherner will provide next Valentines’ Day. What will he do next year? We’ll update you when the time comes.

Leora N • Feb 24, 2011 at 9:01 am
Noah, loved the personalized harry potter note!
Sabina F • Feb 24, 2011 at 8:59 am
Loved the notes noah! My card was really silly and sweet 🙂
Michelle • Feb 23, 2011 at 11:00 pm
You give us Cherners a good name. I’m proud to be your cousin! <3
Lauren • Feb 23, 2011 at 8:25 pm
Noahhh!! I LOVED the humorous love notes and the chocolate was amazing!!! YOU DA BEST!! <3 LOVE U NOAH!!!
Adam • Feb 23, 2011 at 8:15 pm
Great work!!!
Kool Cards!!!
Great Job!!!!
That was some great chocolate!!!
Auntie Esther • Feb 23, 2011 at 7:27 pm
Now I know for sure he takes after his father!
Noah you are a very sweet and caring guy.
benjamin cherner • Aug 7, 2011 at 11:07 am
i am trying to find descendants from my great grand parents Jacob and Esther Cherner. Arrived in the US around 1908 with 5 children: My grandfather was Max Cherner born c. 1895, my father was Norman Cherner, born 1920 NYC.
any info would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Ben Cherner
Dani K • Feb 23, 2011 at 4:59 pm
Noah is the best!!!!!! We luv ya Noah!
His chocolates were so yummy. And I really enjoyed exchanging messages with my friends… some of them were sooo funny.