Oberlin girl wins state science day with breakfast project
Fatima Khalil of Langston Middle School led the division at Ohio Wesleyan University State Science Day with her project Hold Those Wheaties, surveying over 400 students to assess breakfast habits and their links to grades. She found 33 percent skip breakfast, 42 percent eat a super breakfast, 41 percent good, 26 percent junk, and most eat breakfast on Wednesdays. Khalil, daughter of Hal Joseph and Sarah Khalil, earned a superior rating at Mohican Science Day to advance.
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