HISTORIC ISSUES
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Vol.17
No.2 - 7/15/1882 |
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Courtesy of the New York
State Historical Association Library, Cooperstown, N.Y (.PDF files)
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New York Canal Times -
Online newspaper
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Mercury Media Group
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RSCS bridges falling down – or not
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| | Cheyenne Oldick, Jim Smith, Cody Monk and Katie Kennedy recently were involved in technology teacher Mike Davis’ project of bridge construction using popsicle sticks, wood glue, and hand tools. The students were given seventy-five popsicle sticks and designed bridges which eventually will be tested using rocks to see how much mass the bridges can withstand. (Photo by Bruce Watson) | |
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