Story URL: http://news.medill.northwestern.edu/chicago/news.aspx?id=177881
Story Retrieval Date: 6/18/2013 11:34:14 PM CST
Craft beer craze has Half Acre Beer Co. thinking outside the brewery
Three inventions to watch for: 3-D printing, bug-eye cameras and cardboard bikes
Your furry friend’s price tag
Women remember faces better than men, study says
Spirituality and mental health: Looking for the link
Perception vs. reality: Steroids and the people who use them
Three inventions to watch for: 3-D printing, bug-eye cameras and cardboard bikes
Your furry friend’s price tag
Women remember faces better than men, study says
Spirituality and mental health: Looking for the link
Perception vs. reality: Steroids and the people who use them
Printer-Friendly Version
E-mail This Story
Missouri junior high builds the best future city in Midwest competition
by Lauren Biron
Feb 04, 2011
Lauren Biron/MEDILL
Talib Grant, 11, helped build the city of Talib that bears his name for the Future City Competition.
The group - Shayla Hinson, Sydney Stahlmann, Mikaela Drewel, Jamie Foutch, and Kyler Waldo - go on to the national competition later this month in Washington, D.C. Engineer Ron Kadone and gifted education teacher Jennifer Hawkins worked with the students as they made their model, SimCity layout and essays.
The team of seventh graders beat out last year’s first place team, St. Paul of the Cross School in Park Ridge.
