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did a study on “Eye Color and Myopia.”
The science fair project was a personal journey for Naramore, who had just gotten contact lenses to correct her own vision.
“I wanted to know if people with certain eye color have more vision problems than others, so I did my project on that,” she said.
Using classmates as her test subjects, Naramore found that people with hazel-colored eyes tend to have slightly better eyesight than those with other color eyes.
As for Naramore, her blue eyes were found to be the eye color with the greatest number of vision problems
Naramore was presented with a $100 savings bond by Mike Leake, president of the Rappahannock National Bank, sponsors of this year’s event.
In the junior division, Austin Burnett was named the overall winner for his entry, “The Monte Carlo Effect.” Burnett’s project was a study on statistics to predict acid rain on the environment.
“It was really frustrating at first,” Burnett said of the beginning phase of his project, where the acids he used killed the turnip seeds that he had in petri
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