Minot State hosts ND Native American State Science and Engineering Fair
Gracie Harveil presented her project on how caffeine affects females versus males during judging at the North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair at the Minot State University Dome on Wednesday.
Kalijah Koteen and Amara Stevens of New Town explain their project on the effects of light pollution on fish during judging at the North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair at the Minot State University Dome on Wednesday. The fair was open to students through grade 12.
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Minot State hosts ND Native American State Science and Engineering Fair
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