| Summary: | Concofafan, Marcn 30,1984 Pagd 15" Fair encourages high school scientists by KIrsten Anderson Forty-eight exhibits lined the halls of the Science Center as Concordia College hosted the Western Min-nesota Regional High School Science Fair and Research Program Sat., March 24. High school students in grades 7-12 from Barrett, Climax, Fisher, Lake Park, and Mahnomen (Minn.) par-ticipated. They displayed exhibits and research papers from the categories of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science. Robert Brummond, associate pro-fessor of physics, served as director of the science fair, coordinating the regional fair with area high school teachers. "The science fair gives high school students a chance to get into a pro-ject of their own and hopefully ad-vance their knowledge of science and mathematics," said Brummond. Meade Carlson, a Concordia senior, added, "The fair provides an oppor-tunity for high school students to get involved in science and research." Other Concordia students involved in the Science Fair were Barb Peter-son, Becky Larson, Mark Ranum and Greg Moen. They assisted with registration. Judges included*five Concordia faculty members.and several representatives from the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marines. The Lake Agassiz Chapter of the American Meteorological .Society also presented awards.' The first science fair on Concordla's campus was held in 1961, and has been an annual event. According to Brummond, there have been more participants in past years, but this year there were more than in the last three years. Purple Ribbon winners who will ad-vance to the Minnesota State High School Science Fair in St. Paul April 12-14 from the Western Minnesota Region include: Jim Mazour, Kelly Walz, Erin Vettel, Karla Vanish, Melanie Stall and Kris Vanish of Mahnomen High School; Todd Trom-mes and John Dufner of Climax High School; Ronnie Slberg, Mike Christoffers, Darryn Wallace and Ron Siberg of Lake Park High School; and Lisa Ann McDonald and Alanna Ziegler of Fisher high School. Dr. Gustav Dlnga, professor and chairperson of the chemistry depart-ment, compares the Science Fair to a basketball tournament: It's exciting because these kids are going to the top. The fair is Impor-tant to these kids and we want it to be exciting for them." Classifieds Pregnant? Don't face It alone.Call Bir- Jhnght Pregnancy Test AM services free and confidential 237-9955 Duplex for rent: Now renting for sum-mer and/or fall Large apartments w/ garage, plenty of space for 4 Across from Moorhead State Call 236-9521 Twt 7onnelf:Are you an effective time-manager" 5 Can you work 2-4 hrs/wk con-sistently7 Are you success-oriented9 Earn base * performance-based bonuses 1-800-243-6679 Call Rente for all your typing re-quirements 233-3096 Wanted: People to work at resort for this summer Salary plus free board and room Ample time off SMrionMay 1st till the middle of August. Voyageur Canoe Outfitters, Gunflmi Trail, Box 146. Grand Marais. MN 55604 Summer Jobs, over 5.000 available posi-iions throuahoLit United States For listings, send S3 50 plus Si shipping and handling to Summer Job:;. Route 4, Box 328. Bernidii MN 56601 For Sale: Sanyo uridordash C.ISSPKI* . player and Jensen triaxul speakers Phone 3685 Summer Cobbert: Acl Now1 Rent the home across the street-912 South 8ih Main floor and downstairs apartment 236-8288 or 299-3716 The Community Resource Develop-ment (CRD) program needs Summer Youth Counselors to work one to a lown in locations throughoul North Dakota CRD provides an opportunity to run your own program and practice decision-making responsiDilities It attemmpts to involve young people in worthwhile recreation and community projects Col-lege credit is available Early applica-tion is required For more information, contact Pat Kennelly, NDSU. 237-8381. U It true that you can buy jeeps for $44 through the U S. Government Get the facts today1 Call (312) 742-! 142, ext 6802 Personals Dating Service: Announcing PJ & B Associates Grand Opening1 Women get the dating choice of both Liv Is! and 7th floors Send your name and PO number to ••Dating Service."" PO Box 482 or PO 855 for the best time of your life D.L.J. How about getting married tonite ai Balboa Island7 John Shroom and Bullet: Thanks fur Tuesday ni'jht The company was wonderful1 L'-'V-.1 ')>.; SS Minnow Volunteer Services is now accepting applications for program directors for the '84-85 school year. Applications can be picked up in the Volunteer Services office (second floor—Knutson Center) MEXICAN VILLAGE i&AUBjJ Inexpensive food for Expensive taste. — Noon Specials 7 Days A Week — &S 814 Main Ave. 293-0120 OPEN 11-11 Sunday-Thursday 11:00-1:30 am Friday & Saturday ICELANDER IS STILL YOUR BEST VALUE TO EUROPE. LUXEMBOURG ROUNDTRIP FROM: t499 NEW YORK $ 569 DETROIT 509 BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON ALSO LOW COST SERVICE TO PARIS, FRANKFURT AND NICE. REMEMBER, ONLY ICELANDAIR FLIES YOU TO THE BREATHTAKING BEAUTY OF ICELAND. AND INCLUDES ALL THESE EXTRAS: • Free deluxe motorcoach from Luxembourg to select cities in Germany. Belgium and Holland. • Bargain train fares to Switzerland and France. • Super Saver car rentals from $69/week in Luxembourg. • Free wine with dinner, cognac after. Super AI'KX Fares. Mav 1-JuneH. IWM. 7-tHiday st;iy. 14 djy.idv.inre pun-lust* required. IceUndiir u> LuxemlamrK l.uxair ccinm-tiuin *emce ti>other dt-siin.iturns. Puiihase tickets in l.'.S. All (.ires subject to iruuitfe and Rovemmrm approval. See y.iur travel a^t-nt or call HOuV.V>.V1212 lor ihr ti>lllree keUnd.nr number in your area. ICELANDAIR izza a ose SAVE THIS COUPON FOR A SPECIAL OFFER ON DELIVERY ORDERS ONLY. Offer good for 12" single ingredient pizza with extra cheesexand an order of garlic bread for only $5.25, plus delivery. (A $10.00 value.) r ^ r h H f a t K r r V Present coupon Call 218-236-6020 ^ J S H S J a K g " at t i m e o f delivery. JWzza For orrery Only ^ Offer expires 4/14/84 i __-._««« —-J
|
|---|