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Earth Day Haiku Winners Announced
by Linda Wang
May 26, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 21
Morgan Meer, Pittsburgh Section.
Morgan Meer, Pittsburgh Section.
THE ACS COMMITTEE on Community Activities and the Office of Community Activities have announced the winners of the Chemists Celebrate Earth Day (CCED) haiku contest. The celebration took place on April 22.
Ajitha Balasubramanian, Hampton Roads Section.
Ajitha Balasubramanian, Hampton Roads Section.
Jessie Johnson, Green Mountain Section.
Jessie Johnson, Green Mountain Section.
Robert Schill, Syracuse Section.
Robert Schill, Syracuse Section.
Charles Mercer, Western Carolinas Section.
Charles Mercer, Western Carolinas Section.
Arvind Kalathil, Southern California Section.
Arvind Kalathil, Southern California Section.
Andrea Mastroeni, Syracuse Section.
Andrea Mastroeni, Syracuse Section.
Daniel Gamboa, Rio Grande Valley Section.
Daniel Gamboa, Rio Grande Valley Section.
Jodi Bentivegna, New York Section.
Jodi Bentivegna, New York Section.
Students in grades K–12 were invited to write and illustrate a haiku based on the 2008 CCED theme, “Streaming Chemistry.” There were two prizes in each of four grade categories. First-place winners received $200. Second-place winners received $100.
The winners are the following:
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