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| March 3, 2007 |
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
| Though he was attending a technological event geared toward increasing the awareness of the value of being technologically savvy, Christian Joy, 12, goes back to pre-computer basics while learning how to create a structure strong enough to support much more than its own weight. Using two wooden blocks and a piece of folded notebook paper to make a bridge, Christian stacks pennies as he hopes to beat the day's record of 44. His best so far was 32, but he had yet to flip the paper over and fan out the folds as triangles as the high scorer had done. Triangles form the strongest structures -- a lesson Christian would soon learn by going online and visiting the interactive and informative science fair project Web site tryscience.org. |
 December 8, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 November 17, 2007
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 November 3, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 20, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 6, 2007
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 September 22, 2007
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 August 25, 2007
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 August 4, 2007
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 July 28, 2007
JOHN ROTTET, Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 July 14, 2007
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 June 23, 2007
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 June 9, 2007
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 May 26, 2007
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 May 5, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 April 28, 2007
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 April 7, 2007
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 March 31, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 March 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 10, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
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