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CSF has five semifinalists in
the 2000 Discovery Young Scientist Challenge
I am pleased to announce that the Connecticut Science Fair has
five semifinalists in the 2000 Discovery Young Scientist Challenge
(DYSC). This middle school competition has 400 semifinalists.
Forty will be selected as finalists and win a week long trip to
Washington, DC to compete in the final round. Last year CSF
has one finalist. Finalists will be announced September 18.
Further details can be found at:
http://www.school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/dysc
On behalf of the Board of Directors, our thanks and congratulations
go out to Patricia Frazioli for her efforts in administering this
program for our fair.
We are very proud of semifinalists accomplishments and recognize
the work of their teachers/advisors in supporting their students.
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Brooklyn Middle School, Brooklyn
Kristen White, 8th grade
The Physio-Ecology of the Hemigrapsus sanguineus
in the Rocky Intertidal Zones of Long Island Sound
Teacher: Mr. James P. Bejma
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Mystic Middle School, Mystic
Martha Canning, 7th grade
Not Too Crabby: Predator Prey Relationship in the
Mystic River
teacher: Mr. Thomas Makela
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Sacred Heart School, New Britain
Caroline Czajkowski, 8th grade
Do You See What I See?
Teacher: Mrs. Johnson
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West Hills Middle Magnet School, New Haven
Syed Ahmed, 7th grade
The Effects of Spices on E. coli Bacteria
Teacher: Sarah Rosen
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