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On the waves with science

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Duniway Middle School sixth-graders react with surprise as 'tsunami' waves crash into the Lego structures at the Evergreen Wings & Waves Waterpark. </b>
Marcus Larson / News-Register
Duniway Middle School sixth-graders react with surprise as "tsunami" waves crash into the Lego structures at the Evergreen Wings & Waves Waterpark.
Marcus Larson<br><b>Ian Huffer, Alex Toro, Jonathan Mimila Suarez and, not shown, Trevor Wertz and Zane Fodge, incorporate diagonal cross pieces in their cube-shaped structure to give it more strength</b>
Marcus Larson
Ian Huffer, Alex Toro, Jonathan Mimila Suarez and, not shown, Trevor Wertz and Zane Fodge, incorporate diagonal cross pieces in their cube-shaped structure to give it more strength
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<br><b>Evergreen educator Robert Jordan pours water into the reservoir atop one of the water towers built by sixth-graders. They used straws and tape in an attempt to support the weight of the water.</b>
Marcus Larson / News-Register
Evergreen educator Robert Jordan pours water into the reservoir atop one of the water towers built by sixth-graders. They used straws and tape in an attempt to support the weight of the water.

Jan 11, 2013


By Starla Pointer
Of the News-Register


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