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By David Naser
Special to the Rappahannock News
Students at both RCHS and RCES are making final adjustments to their displays for this year’s Science Fair, which is slated for Wed., Jan. 31 and Thurs. Feb. 1 in the RCES gym. The schedule allows students to set up their projects on Wednesday morning, after which the judges will review the projects, talk to the participants and select the best entries. An awards program is planned at RCHS on Friday, February 2, to recognize the winners. The judges should have a difficult task in choosing among the large number of creative projects.
At the senior division level, Mrs. Waddell’s Honors Biology classes submitted four projects: “You Light Up My Life (the effects of fight color on plant growth)” by Brittany Clatterbuck; “Acid in the Area (acid rain in pond, stream, and tap water)” by Noel Johns; “I’m Ticked (what odors attract ticks?)” by Elena Kritter; and “Emotional Entertainment (how people’s emotions are changed and affected after viewing different types of movies)” by Katie Long.
Students in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades are entering some 75 projects in the junior division. While space does not permit fisting all the projects, there are
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