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A binary counter clarifies the ubase two number system for Algebra lg pupils Dave Bowers and Steve Chivington. 26 Prepared to tackle a difficult problem, Trigonometry pu- pils Bill Royer and Bette Eib explain a demonstrative slide rule. National Science Foundation students Harriet Bickell and Marianne lVfulrey demonstrate a Van de Graaff generator. ipltwf,f mg,,, 4 fa- f . ,,, ,
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Hoosier Stale delegates Keith Jackson, Anne Brafford, Dean Craft, and Penny Gilbert campaign in mock elections. X ,fig miss Seeking references for his history term paper, Mark Hetlierington jots clown titles from the library Card file. trace paths of humanitys development Intriguea' by the witty slo- gans and eye-catching de- signs, Jane Remley, Dale Bloeni, and Jill Miller exam- ine a display of Junior His- torical Society election cam- paign buttons. 25
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ath, science stud natural laws To be a Homo sapien or not to be a Homo sapieng that is the questionf, The answer, which lies in the number of chromosomes in the body cells, proves again the connection between mathematics and science. Delving into the magical world of figures, angles, and equations, Ripplites gain a broad mathematical background ranging from general math to Math X or Calculus and including algebra and geometry. Complementing mathematical courses, Ripple's Science Department presents the opportunity to study biological, chemical, and physical sciences. Pupils of physical science gain a general knowledge of the earth and its make-up, while chemistry pupils study matter, energy, and the effects of their physical and chemical changes. General and advanced biology courses in- clude material covering the study of life from the uni- cellular amoeba and lower plants to the multi-cellular human, physics introduces the natural laws governing the environments of these forms of life. Preparing for an experiment, Steve Tague and Steve Wood meticulously weigh a chemical on an analytical balance. As an introduction to the study of the human anatomy, advanced biology pupils Steve Bro-Wne and Nancy Krueger raise white mice for a comparative study of mammals. X. r 4 Q 'N 4 . at t W4 'f 52521 fa if . it 27
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