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I'm trying to locate a book on mathematical equations . . . and their effect on the :onomy. We're ready for the hook and ladder. If you'd stop clowning around . . . That math book has got to be here somewhere . . . I've got to You know that math book your looking for . . . , I haven't study too. seen it. ,Qtxllr-x an I'll bet the Grinch stole it. ' 1' f , - e - i a s ' w ere i - yi f' ' . ,t't' It's not in here. 1 That's not dandruff, they're snowflakes, and that silly book isn't in my Sears bag ' h . Now what would I be doing with a math book? eu er
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Science teacher Linda Weber was chosen to be a participant in the NEWMAST HONORS WORKSHOP, sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the National Science Teachers Association. This two week workshop was held at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt Maryland. As a result of the workshop, an assembly was planned. Mr. Mike Caltrena, Aerospace Education Specialist working out of Goddard, presented a History of the Space Program: where we are right now and where we are going. The demonstration lecture program con- sisted of simple experiments and small scale models of space hardware to explain the basic scientific principle applied in the exploration of air and space. Volunteers were called upon from the audience. Everyone en- joyed seeing a fellow student modeling the space suit astronauts wore on the Apollo Mission. lt is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. - Dr. Robert H. Goddard. They eat this on the space shuttle? Uh-oh the zippers stuck!! We have to clean up all this? Now let's see if it will fly ex, FF How many of you are interested in space? This is the home of the future?
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