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Published March 09, 2012, 12:00 AM

Today’s schoolchildren, tomorrow’s scientists

Scranton Public School sixth-graders Callie Anderson, left, and Kasi Jarratt make adjustments to their mouse trap vehicle Thursday during competition at the 2012 Science Olympiad hosted at Dickinson State University. Students from throughout western North Dakota participated in science activities including anatomy, tower building, rocks and minerals, meteorology, food science and thermodynamics.

By: Linda Sailer, The Dickinson Press

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    Scranton Public School sixth-graders Callie Anderson, left, and Kasi Jarratt make adjustments to their mouse trap vehicle Thursday during competition at the 2012 Science Olympiad hosted at Dickinson State University. Students from throughout western North Dakota participated in science activities including anatomy, tower building, rocks and minerals, meteorology, food science and thermodynamics.

Scranton Public School sixth-graders Callie Anderson, left, and Kasi Jarratt make adjustments to their mouse trap vehicle Thursday during competition at the 2012 Science Olympiad hosted at Dickinson State University. Students from throughout western North Dakota participated in science activities including anatomy, tower building, rocks and minerals, meteorology, food science and thermodynamics.

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