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By Gerald Ochs
Rappahannock News Writer
Visitors to the Science Fair last week got a glimpse into the creativity and imagination of Rappahannock middle and high-schoolers, and into their methods of applying the scientific method to everyday phenomenon. The breadth of the collection of projects was more than impressive, as was the overall craftsmanship and care evident in their displays.
Junior Division (Sixth through Eighth Grades) First Place and Overall Fair winner Jenny Ferdetta proved her worth as a prognosticator with an entry entitled "Liar, Liar Pants on Fire.” Her hypothesis, proven correct, was that the interpretation of body language could be an effective way of determining if a subject was lying or telling the truth.
The other First Place winners in the Junior Division were Jenkins Dove (Temperature on Lift), the team of Eston Davis and Mike Thiel (Cheap Heat), Emily Hilscher (How Slow Does it Grow?), TVmeyer Freeman (Acid Rain in Rappahannock), and Alexander Sharp (Magnetic Sorting).
‘unior Division Second Place winners were the
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