Peter Angeli, Megan Gleason, Barnes Jannuzi, Zac Bathen

Four Tucson middle-schoolers are national science fair semifinalists

Students from Orange Grove Middle School, St. Michael's, Doolen

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Four Tucson students are semifinalists in a nationwide science fair competition:

• Peter Angeli, an Orange Grove Middle School seventh-grader, for his project, "The Effect of Different Telescopes on the Accuracy of Measuring Moon Mountains."

• Megan Gleason, a sixth-grader at St. Michael's Parish Day School, for "What Is the Shape of Solar Heated Water in the Sonoran Desert?"

• Barnes Jannuzi and Zac Bathen, Doolen Middle School seventh-graders, for "White Lightning for Grease Lightning or the Best Veggie for Your V6."

They will compete in the Society for Science & the Public's national competition and could be among the 30 finalists selected on Sept. 17. The final 10 winners will receive $40,000 in scholarships provided by the society.

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pat a. (casino)

Sep 5, 2008 @ 10:26pm

congrats to all....way to go...make your schools proud...and your families.

Mariyah M. (IDIDIT)

Sep 5, 2008 @ 9:26pm

#2-Dabil...What is your problem?!

Dabil G. (Red Star)

Sep 5, 2008 @ 7:52pm

Anyway, seriously, worry about Jannuzi and Bathen...

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