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New Haven student Monique Haynes (right) won first place in the individual physical sciences category for high school students at the New Haven Science Fair, held at Yale March 13-14. Haynes' project was one of five winners of the CRISP "Experiences for Youth" science fair -- held March 4 at Southern Connecticut State University -- to advance to the New Haven Science Fair. CRISP is the acronym for Yale's Center for Research on Interface Structures and Phenomena, which provides mentoring, guidance and enrichment activities for K-12 students with the goal of making science come alive through real-life applications, as well as to interest students -- particularly those from minority groups -- in science careers.
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A salute to service
Student 'inventors' will participate in 'Leonardo Challenge'
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