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July 2004 (Volume 13, Number 7)

Who’s the Fairest of Them All?

Who's the Fairest of Them All?
Photo Credit: FocusOne Pictures
APS and the American Association of Physics Teachers jointly sponsor a special award at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), which took place in May in Portland, Oregon. One of the judges for this year’s award was Jessica Clark, APS Public Outreach Coordinator, shown here at left in the front row. Shaking Jessica’s hand and looking moderately happy is first place winner Yiyi Deng. Next to her in the front row are second place finisher Yun-Hsin Chao of Taiwan and third place winner Meredith MacGregor, a high school freshman. In the second row are (l to r) Michael Pizer, Evan Frank, and Kevin Claytor, each of whom received honorable mention.

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Articles in this Issue
APS Joins Science Organizations in Urging Better Visa Regulations
APS Journals To Cost Less in 2005
QKD, XFELs Highlight 2004 DAMOP Meeting
AIP Plans Outreach Programs for World Year of Physics
Next-Generation Accelerators Could Hold Key to Dark Matter, Energy
Slakey's Low-Key Approach Pays Off for APS Lobbying Efforts
Small Inequalities Can Influence Women's Careers
Did Gamma Rays Cause Ordovician Mass Extinction?
Students Compete in Physics Olympiad Boot Camp
Life's Building Blocks Are Found All Over Galaxy
Who’s the Fairest of Them All?
What’s a Nice Equation Like You Doing in a Cartoon Like This?
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