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University School Takes Top Honors in Science Fair
Arnie Miller, Upper School biology and marine science teacher at University School, hosted the Second Annual Science Congress on Jan. 23 in the Sonken Dining Commons. Some of the freshman and sophomore project experiments included: “The Effects Metronidazole and Ionic Liquid Silver on Escherichia coli, a Bacterial Strain found in Crohn’s Disease”; “The Effects of Ozone Gas on Asthma and Reactive Airway Disease”; and even “Using Solar Energy to Power a Tent for Camping.”
All science fair projects created by students in Arnie Miller’s biology honors and scientific research classes and Kate Koontz’s biology honors class were entered into the 33rd Annual Regional Broward County Science Fair. This year, University School achieved nine out of 10 winners! Out of these nine winners, six received first place (in their category) and all were chosen as state finalists. These honors placed University School first in Broward County among all private and public schools. Congratulations to all who participated. The winners are: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: FIRST PLACE & STATE FINALIST: SECOND PLACE: SECOND PLACE: FOURTH PLACE: PARTICIPANT:
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