Hanging in high school hallways

May

Getting back to the geniuses, part of our look at science research courses in the Lower Hudson Valley, Adam Lanman of White Plains High School explains a little bit about how groups of students form in the hallways. It’s interesting, if not a tad hard to follow, to hear the math that could explain how those cliques are formed between classes. Read our science research story here and scroll down for videos of other students.

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This entry was posted on Monday, May 5th, 2008 at 1:54 pm by Dwight R. Worley.
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