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Outstanding youth intent on science in annual talent search
Washington AP reports the 36th Science Talent Search top four winners share optimism about science careers, early interests, high grades, and broad hobbies. First prize Richard Coin Schirato, a Dallas teen, studies photochemistry aiming to be a plasma physicist at Rice or Cal Tech. Annie Laurie Murray, from Indiatlantic, won third prize for oral microbiology and will study math and engineering at MIT. James Gary Propp of Great Neck, second prize, explores advanced number theory and writes, planning Harvard College. Evan Michael Tick of Flushing, fourth prize, built a rapid transit simulator and will pursue math and electrical engineering at MIT.
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Annie Laurie Murray
Indiatlantic
Fla
Annie Laurie
James Gary Propp
Great Neck
N. Y
Richard Coin Schirato
Rice University
Cal Tech
Evan Michael Tick
M.lt
Harvard College