A Budding Scientist by Emilia Scotson
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One moment in my life that I am pleased about was when I helped two kids<br />
in my neighborhood catch their dog who had run away. I don’t know who they<br />
were, but I am happy I helped them. They were having a hard time catching the<br />
dog and couldn’t catch it so <strong>by</strong> me blocking the dog on one side, it helped them<br />
grab it. This makes me happy because I like animals and I like to help people.<br />
Another thing that made me proud was getting into Hyde Park. I really wanted to<br />
go to Hyde Park because it has stuff that other schools don’t have that are fun and<br />
help me learn, especially about science. This is important to me because I want to<br />
be a chemical engineer. Since Hyde Park has classes like Robotics and Future<br />
Cities, I can learn a lot more about things that might help my education. So I was<br />
really happy when I was accepted in the lottery to get in, and proud when I passed<br />
the exams and was accepted.<br />
Just recently I won second in the Beal Bank Nevada Regional Science and<br />
Engineering Fair at The Cox Pavilion. Also, last year I tied for second place in the<br />
science fair at Goynes. My project was researching how long blood will last<br />
outside the body. My step-father has a microscope, and we were able to take blood<br />
samples from different people and record what happened to them over time. In<br />
Fourth grade, I got the Awesome Gladiator award. The Awesome Gladiator award<br />
is for students who struggle in the first part of the year, but get good grades and<br />
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