Youth

Local Girl Scouts explore different careers in science

Dr. Marina Castillo, right, shows a human cadaver brain to a group of Girl Scouts Saturday afternoon in the Reichardt Building on the campus of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The scouts were taking part in the Girl Scouts Junior Day, a hands-on day of science learning from local women in scientific fields ranging from neuroscience to horticulture.

Photo by John Wagner

April 12, 2008

From virtual reality to physical therapy, the local Girl Scouts introduced over 100 local junior scouts to careers in science at the Unversity of Alaska Fairbanks.

Effie Kokrine students learn traditional skills, including skinning

Published May 3, 2008

Keeping tradition alive in the modern world is often a tough task, but Effie Kokrine Charter School is trying to keep its students interested in the past by having Native elders, such as Marie Yaska, teach traditional components of village life.

Lathrop students publish latest edition of ‘Goldstream’ magazine

Published May 3, 2008

The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ literary magazine “Permafrost” isn’t the only game in town when it comes to publishing local literature.

West Valley advanced yoga students ease into their days

Published April 26, 2008

Downward dog and how to engage kidney loops aren’t normally taught in a English classroom, unless it’s Jessica Colp's classroom at West Valley High School.

Student artist of the week

Dianna Rupp

Published April 19, 2008

Dianna Rupp has come a long way artistically from doodling on scraps of paper.

Student achiever of the week

Garrett Sheets

Published April 19, 2008

In the classroom, Garrett Sheets’ teacher said the sixth grader is an excellent reader and excels in science.

Youth briefs: April 19

Published April 19, 2008

Youth briefs: 4/19

Hunter Elementary students put on concert with Army Band, Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra

Published April 19, 2008

For one afternoon, the Hunter Elementary School gym was transformed into a concert venue.

Student Achiever of the Week — April 12

Published April 12, 2008

Heather Parson is not just content with writing stories, she also likes to illustrate her written work.

Student Artist of the Week — April 12

Published April 12, 2008

Jared Isaacson started art classes with the hope of besting his older brother, but his teacher, Greg Gustafson, said the sophomore has become a talented and creative artist.

Youth in brief

Published April 12, 2008

History Day winners, new principal at Randy Smith, UAF scholarship, Hunter teacher wins grant

Student Achiever of the Week

Published April 5, 2008

Not only is Abby Bravo a good student, she is a model student. Her teacher, Michael Angaiak, at Anne Wien Elementary School said the sixth-grader represents the best at the school.

Student Artist of the Week

Published April 5, 2008

Sara Olsen can remember listening to “The Phantom of the Opera” soundtrack in third grade, but she can’t remember when she first became interested in theater.

Lathrop Robotics Team showcases new technology in Atlanta

Published April 5, 2008

The Lathrop High School Robotics Team are guinea pigs.
The five-person team, led by Lathrop teacher Larry Ehnert, is one of twelve teams in the nation invited to showcase a new kit for midlevel robots at the annual For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Robot Competition.

Student Artist of the Week - March 29

Published March 29, 2008

Not only does third-grader Olivia McIsaac excel in art, her teacher Debra Fitzgerald said McIsaac is also a class leader, peacemaker and friend to her classmates.

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