Students tackle nuclear issues at National Future Problem Solving Bowl
About 600 youths ages 9 to 18 from 28 states and one Canadian province competed at Coe College in a two sheet problem solving event. Teams formed solutions to a present day nuclear dilemma through rapid skits and debates, with judges scoring originality and feasibility.
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Kurt Rogahn
Coe College
Coe
E. Paul Torrance
Athens
Gage Memorial Union
Pinehurst
Rapid City
S.D
Herbert Hoover Junior High
Sioux City
Sterling Heights, Mich
Bell Laboratories
North America
Brad Williams
Amy (Keller
Susan Winckler
Rapids City
Five Linn County Students Win Komensky Scholarships
Komensky Inc awards 400 scholarships to Czech descent students planning Iowa college study. Recipients include Susan Sasek Jefferson High School Neal Mrstik Kennedy High School Cynthia Hadish LaSalle High Michael Hayek Regis High School and Jeffrey Nekola Washington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Komensky Inc
Iowa
Susan Sasek
Williams Boule
Summer arts tuition cut in half at Cedar Rapids district
The Cedar Rapids Community School District halves tuition for CAST summer arts to 32 dollars. The two week program from June 13 to 24 runs half days 8 a.m. to 12 15 p.m. at Kennedy High School for grades seven through 12.
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Cedar Rapids
CAST
Kennedy High School
Jim Erbe
Erbe
Education Roundup Highlights National Honor Society Scholars
Steven Buttleman of Washington High School receives a $1000 NHS scholarship after competing with 15000 students nationwide. he plans to study music at the University of Louisville. Robert L. Biedenbach Jr of Walker earns a four year $4000 Foresters scholarship toward veterinary medicine at Iowa State University. Miriam Mishal of Jefferson High School wins a four year $10000 Elks National Foundation scholarship to study medicine at the University of Iowa. Dennis J. Deyen of Kennedy High School places third in the Duracell Scholarship Competition. Deven of 780 Park Court Hiawatha wins one of ten $500 awards as finalists’ device display runs at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. Top prize is a $10000 college scholarship.
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Erbe
Luman Colton
David Hack
Paula Jeske
Spencer Pink
Kennedy
Washington and Jefferson High
Linn-Mar
Robert L. Biedenbach Jr
Walker
Catholic Order of Foresters
Chicago
Robert L. Biedenbach
North Linn High School
Coggon
Order
Biedenbach
Iowa State University
The
Elks National Foundation
Miriam Mishal
First Ave
Jefferson High School
Kennedy High
Dennis J. Deyen
Museum of Science and Industry
Deven
Park Court
Hiawatha
Chicago Museum
Duracell Inc
National Science Teachers Association
Hatteberg Named Washington High Choral Director
Kent Hatteberg is named next choral director at Washington High School replacing Rick Bjella who moves to pursue a doctorate at the University of Iowa. Hatteberg currently leads the Old Gold Singers at the U I and will join Washington in August to direct six vocal ensembles.
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Kent Hatteberg
Washington High School
Rick Bjella
Hatteberg
Washington
University of Iowa
Bjella
The
U of I
Old Gold Singers
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Craig Barnby
Drew Rutherford
Rutherford
United States
South Dakota
Sterling Heights
Michigan
Soviet Union
Lisa Petrusha
China
Robert Fisher
Harvard Law School
Gage Union
Fisher
Komensky
Steven Buttleman
James Buttleman
23Rd St. NE
Buttleman
Battleman
University of Louisville
Music
Elks Scholarship
Howard Cropp
Elks Lodge
Mishal
Ames
Washington Music Post
naAmsart Shain
Vuvnltil Unv
University of Dubuque
Sears
Anew
Roebl
Holly Hobbie
TIMEX
Intellivision
Atari
Ketch Sport
Westdale Mall
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
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