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buck's The Effects of Color on a Light bulb."
Environmentalists should want to see Megan Wheatly’s "The Effect of the Location of the Stream on the Save Our Streams Multimetric Index Score."
Here is a sampling of the Senior Division's projects. Animal lovers should check out Megan Payne s "Horsin Around: Who’s the Boss?" and Lauren Herbert's "Freezing to Death: Cryobiology of Worms and Insects.
Botanists should enjoy Alex Sitorius' "Growing Pains: Is there a Faster Way to Germinate Plants?" Physics enthusiasts should investigate Kristin Kessell's "Static Electricity Fleas," Patrick Treanor's Aerodynamics," Eric Phillips' "Swing Time," Bobby Bowers "Tbp Gun," Michael Harrison's "Which Bullet Does the Trick?" and Mackie Jenkins' "What Will Float the Best?”
Chemists should want to see Joey Wimer's "EggCiting Osmosis" and Kim Hogan's "Tasty Crystals." Wise consumers should check out Ricky Lee's "Mission Unpoppable."
Local winners will receive plaques, ribbons and invitations to the Piedmont Regional Science Fair to be held in Charlottesville on Mar. 6.
Senior Division winners at Charlottesville continue on to the State Science Fair and possibly even to the International Science Fair.
Awards will be presented to winning students on Friday afternoon in the high school auditorium. In the event of bad weather, the science fair will be held from Feb. 12-14.
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