Science Olympiad teams go for the gold

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Eighth grader Bradley Qin and middle school science teacher Liz Herzmann look on at an elastic powered helicopter, testing to see how long it stays in the air. Qin did not place with his helicopter.

Natalie Larimer and Senad Besic
April 1, 2014

Three middle school teams and two high school teams competed at Coe College on Saturday, March 29. There were many individuals that received gold placements in their competitions.

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