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Top of the class: Jan Noworoiska, who placed first in the senior applied science and engineering category at the Metro Science Fair, shows off his computerized aid for the visually impaired
Top of the class: Jan Noworoiska, who placed first in the senior applied science and engineering category at the Metro Science Fair, shows off his computerized aid for the visually impaired

Top of the class: Jan Noworoiska, who placed first in the senior applied science and engineering category at the Metro Science Fair, shows off his computerized aid for the visually impaired

Date4/16/1984
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