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stunted the growth. At the project's end, Krivicich went away on vacation and was surprised upon her return to find that the damaged plants were able to recover once the electrical current was removed.
Second place in biology went to Min Sang Kim of The Plains and Fairfax. Kim undertook a very complicated and sophisticated study to find the relationship between the wing speed and flight direction of moths. Physics instructor Charles McGlothlin complimented Kim on the ambitious and well-executed project.
Alison Martin of Flint Hill won third place in the division of her study of “The Mystery of Memory and Intelligence Unlocked.”
In physics/chemistry/engineering, Diana Fry of Catlett won first place with her study of enzymatic catalysis in fruits and vegetables. Second place was awarded to Peter Culley of Summit Point, W.Va. for his display and study on magnetic pull. Celine Senseney of Charles Town, W.Va. was awarded third place for her testing of chlorine levels in tap water in Virginia and West Virginia.._'
Finally, in the earth/space science division, Mika Irani of Front Royal won first prize for his study of sun spots and their effect on AM ra
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