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        My colleague Dr. Nancy DiIulio, Dept. of Biology, is looking for
some student volunteers to help with the Intel International Science Fair
next week.  (See the informational message forwarded below.)  Anyone who
is still in town, here's a great chance for some science-based philanthropy
(if other kinds are not to your taste).  I'm sure that some of the projects
are going to be computer-based (look who's sponsoring the event).  If
you're interested, please contact Dr. DiIulio directly by replying to this
message (I have set Reply-To: to her).

       Thanks,

        *Rich*

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> Hi Rich,
>
> As you know, next week the INTEL international science fair will be held
> here in Cleveland on Wednesday, May 14th.  There will be 1500 students
> from all 50 states and 40 countries will be presenting their projects and
> competing for 3 million dollars in prizes.  As the time approaches we are
> in critical need for 14 students volunteers to aid the judging.  These
> volunteers will be runners and assist the judging co-chairs.
>
> Could you forward this message to any students who may be able to
> participate?
>
> It is going to be a great event!  Volunteers are needed from the whole
> day (starting about 10 AM until 8PM) and all are invited to a reception at
> the Great lake science center that evening.  It will be a great chance to
> see the Omnimax movie (that's why I am going).  Also please pass this
> information along to anyone that may be interested.
>
> Anyone interested can email me (nad3@cwru.edu) and I will put you in
> touch with the judging coordinator.
>
> Thanks,
> Nancy

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