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October 5th, 2004

Schools and high-tech businesses try to mix

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Questar III Superintendent Jim Baldwin said, "Providing an opportunity for 400 high school students from throughout the region to learn about nanotechnology, biotechnology advanced materials and information and energy technology."

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