| What: |
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A
photo/interview opportunity with over
900 middle and senior high school students
from schools throughout the state on-hand
to present their science projects for
category recognition, as well as nearly
$40,000 in cash awards. Projects entered
at the state level have qualified by
winning in a county or regional fair. |
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| When: |
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Tuesday,
May 25, 2004
8:30 a.m. to 12 noon – as student
projects are being judged |
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| Where: |
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California
Science Center 700 State Drive in Exposition
Park |
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| Visuals: |
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Student
science fair projects in 19 categories
ranging from applied mechanics to zoology.
Students will staff their projects
and be available for interviews. Table-top
displays include live demonstrations
and research project results. Some
of the topic projects include:
- Men
or Women: Who remembers Better?
- Does
Cell Phone Usage Cook Your Brain?
- Battle
of the Brands: National Brand vs.
Store Brand
- How
to Eliminate the Energy Crisis in
California
- Are
Dogs Right or Left Pawed?
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| Contact: |
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Shell
Amega or Paula Wagner at (213) 744-7446
or cell phone (805) 490-0239. |
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| Note: |
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Winners
will be announced during the Awards Ceremony
May 25 at 5 p.m. in the Sports Arena.
Information on Science Fair winners will
be available via the Internet at www.casciencectr.org/CSSF after
10 p.m. May 25, or by phoning the Communications
Department at 213.744-7446 beginning
May 26. |
