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Science Olympiad officially cancelled

Nietzsche Deuel and Ndunzi Kunsunga • November 15, 2017

Former co-leader of Science Olympiad junior Ilsa Olsen said when reflecting on Science Olympiad, part of what made the club special to her was the adviser Jenny Madgal. “(Magdal) was so great (as...

Science Olympiad struggles to find new adviser

Nietzsche Deuel and Ndunzi Kunsunga • October 9, 2017

Science Olympiad adviser for 12 years, Jenny Magdal is choosing to discontinue leading the club, leaving members to find a new leader. “I was the one who started (Science Olympiad) at the high school...

Junior scientists earn seventh place

Ndunzi Kunsunga • February 22, 2017

Despite earning last place in the Science Olympiad Regional competition, team members said the competition was worth competing in due to positive experiences. According to club advisor Jenny Magdal,...

Science Olympiad captain enjoys leading club

Nicole Sanford and Lauren VonEschen • January 12, 2017

What is your role as captain of Science Olympiad? As captain of Science Olympiad, I generally make sure that the members know what the specific event requires of them and to check in to ensure that...

Science Olympiad looks ahead to competition

Max Bechtold and Nicole Sanford • December 9, 2016

Although their first competition is not for a couple of months, members of Science Olympiad are currently working hard to be ready for the competition, according to adviser Jenny Magdal. According to...

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