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Alexis Schwartz • December 10, 2012

Things started to heat up in Mr. Howe's honors chemistry class. Students lit hydrogen filled balloons on fire and watched the reaction. Sophomore Noah Engel, photo taken by Alexis Schwartz
Things started to heat up in Mr. Howe’s honors chemistry class. Students lit hydrogen filled balloons on fire and watched the reaction. Sophomore Noah Engel, photo taken by Alexis Schwartz

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