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Junior Paper Building: Team 1 Room: Junior Paper Junior Paper Building: Team 1 Room: Junior Paper Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 10001 Dmitri Polyakov: The Double Agent Brayden Beckering Scott Ross Avail Academy 8:01 am 10002 Fake News How Upton Sinclair Used Fiction and Madeline Fields Huy Nguyen Sunrise Park Middle School Fact to Create Reform 8:02 am 10003 Sputnik: Paving the Way for the Space Race Andrew Gravink Heidi Pitzenberger Kenwood Trail Middle School 8:03 am 10004 Communication in WWI: Cher Ami Saves the Lost Isaiah Miles Scott Ross Avail Academy Battalion 8:04 am 10005 Operation Little Vittles: One Pilot’s Efforts to Bring Anno Will-Anders Rachael Schlee Twin Cities German Immersion Hope to the Children During the Berlin Blockade School 8:05 am 10006 Carrier Pigeons in WWI Carrick Mick Kristen Mast Avail Academy 8:06 am 10007 Operation Anthropoid: The Cost of Communication Luke Marsalek Alex Rome Carondelet Catholic School 8:07 am 10008 The Code Girls of WWII: The American Women Maely Hall Kristen Mast Avail Academy Who Secretly Broke the Axis Communication Codes 8:08 am 10009 Telegraph During the American Civil War: How the Grace Hendrickson Alex Rome Carondelet Catholic School Application of the Device in this War was Revolutionary 8:09 am 10010 The Navajo Code Talkers; How Their Story Affected Lene Jones Catie Jacobs Twin Cities German Immersion One of The Bloodiest Wars in History School 8:10 am 10011 1946 St Paul Teachers’ Strike: How Teachers Mara Booth Matthew Weyers Byron Middle School Communicated the Need For Better Schools 8:11 am 10012 Katherine Johnson's Contributions to the Space Lauren Havemeier Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School Program Paper Senior Paper Building: Team 2 Room: Senior Paper Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 20001 Communication Throughout History: How the Zora Vorhes Marissa Bonk Highland Park Senior High Parental Advisory Sticker Came to Be School 8:01 am 20002 Our Bodies, Ourselves: How The Boston Women’s Natalie Miller Catherine Nachbar Duluth East High School Health Book Collective Communicated Women’s Health in a Time of Little Understanding 8:02 am 20003 Public Spaces as Borders: How city parks have Caroline Hedlund Kristin Markert Breck School created a racial divide in Minneapolis 8:03 am 20004 Hutu vs. Tutsi: Rise of the Rwandan Genocide Daniella Oduro Christopher Scott Eastview High School 8:04 am 20005 A Fractured System: The Underlying Factors Gigi Adiyia Kristin Markert Breck School Contributing to Police Brutality in Minneapolis, Minnesota 8:05 am 20006 Silent No More: Communication and Protest in the Miranda Kubek Matt Moore Mankato West High School Time of AIDS 8:06 am 20007 Koko: The Gorilla Who Talked With Her Hands Maya Pribbenow Martin Marrin DeLaSalle High School 8:07 am 20008 Weaving Apollo: the Untold Story of the Textile Mitali Mangal Marissa Bonk Highland Park Senior High Workers Who Shaped the History of School Communications Technology and Saved the Apollo 11 Mission 8:08 am 20009 The Spirit of Government: Baron de Montesquieu’s Andrew Bacigalupi Marissa Bonk Highland Park Senior High Communication of a Better Way School 8:09 am 20010 Walter Duranty and the Ukrainian Famine of Will Pinto Marissa Bonk Highland Park Senior High 1932-1933 School 8:10 am 20011 Times Beach: The Little Known Story of a Town Taiyae Graffunder Robyn Eliason Roosevelt High School Devastated by Dioxin 8:11 am 20012 Grimké Sisters: Communicating Abolition Through a Frances Martin Summer McCall Mounds Park Academy White Feminist Lens 8:12 am 20013 Prince's Message to Minneapolis Ben Drysdale Jonathan Nicholson Breck School Paper Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 10 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15001 The Mongol Yam Roan Gerstbauer Kate Martens St. Peter Middle School 8:01 am 15002 A Cry for Freedom Madalyn Blaylark Nicole Odermatt Field Middle School 8:02 am 15003 Morse Code Leena Bassas Catie Jacobs Twin Cities German Immersion School 8:03 am 15004 An Equine Escape Ava Schlomann Stacey Leonard St. Mary's School 8:04 am 15005 They Listened - The Silent Warriors of the Cold War Charles Hayden Ryan Frahm Stella Maris Academy - St. John's Campus 8:05 am 15006 A Cure for the Deaf: Cochlear Implants Malachi Anya Allison Lindman Oak Grove Middle School 8:06 am 15007 Operation Mincemeat Callie Lane Zoe Kourajian Edgewood Middle School Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 11 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15008 The Silk Road Andrea Jones Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:01 am 15009 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Ava Schaible Rachel Boughton DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science 8:02 am 15010 The My Day Article: Paving the Way for First Ladies Miraya Ryberg Stacey Leonard St. Mary's School to Use Their Voice 8:03 am 15011 The Final Straw: The Zimmermann Telegram Cristopher Angelov Allison Lindman Oak Grove Middle School 8:04 am 15012 The Creation of The March of Dimes Jane Laurey Annmarie McConville Nativity of Our Lord 8:05 am 15013 Nazi Propaganda: From Concept to Carnage Maria Schoenbauer Jamie Schoenbauer St. Wenceslaus School 8:06 am 15014 Positively Gay Cuban Refugee Task Force Amelia Kansy Courtney Major Murray Middle School Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 12 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15015 Alice Paul: The Reason Women Can Vote Avery Rich Kate Koester Olson Middle School 8:01 am 15016 Kent State Massacre Caroline Napierala Courtney Major Murray Middle School 8:02 am 15017 The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire: Transforming Labor Gwen Glasrud Karen Nelson Central Middle School Laws 8:03 am 15018 Samuel Morse VS. The Atlantic Andrew Bliss Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:04 am 15019 ' I Have A Dream' Brooklynne Hubbard Renee Edmundson Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School 8:05 am 15020 Communications in History: GLF Julius Xiong Carrie Newman Murray Middle School 8:06 am 15021 The Dakota Conflict of 1862 Avery Beranek Megan Timm Stella Maris Academy - St. John's Campus Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 13 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15022 Emergency Banking act Macy Shearer Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:01 am 15023 Code Girls of World War II Paige Wieland Annmarie McConville Nativity of Our Lord 8:02 am 15024 Watts Riot Abygail Freberg Ryan Frahm Stella Maris Academy - St. John's Campus 8:03 am 15025 Miscommunication in 1918 Kayden Greeley Annmarie McConville Nativity of Our Lord 8:04 am 15026 The Milan Conference of 1880 Ellen Antoine Jeff Melius Sacred Heart Catholic School 8:05 am 15027 Wendell Smith: A Leader in Sports Journalism Thomas Klinge Courtney Major Murray Middle School 8:06 am 15028 Petite Curies: The Power of Scientific Discovery Halina Tompkins Courtney Major Murray Middle School Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 3 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15029 Navajo Code Talkers Ian Detwiler William Theobold St. Thomas More Catholic School 8:01 am 15030 Communication in The Battle of Gettysburg Sema Asan Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:02 am 15031 How The Allies Fooled Hitler Into Falsely Believing Annabelle Chan Katie Bannon Capitol Hill Magnet School The Location Of The Normandy Landings 8:03 am 15032 The Russian Revolution: How Russia's People Jacob Groff Nicole Odermatt Field Middle School Communicated for Change 8:04 am 15033 The Minnesota Semi-Starvation Study Angela Proper Kristin Koch Maternity of Mary-St. Andrew Catholic School 8:05 am 15034 The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 William Kepford Teri Ricks Anthony Middle School 8:06 am 15035 Navajo Code Talkers Kamlyn Arboe Zoe Kourajian Edgewood Middle School 8:07 am 15036 Emancipation Proclamation Nathan Abayneh Rachel Boughton DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 4 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15037 Braille: The Key to Understanding in Himani Mondal Emma Ryan Scott Highlands Middle Communication for the Visually Impaired School 8:01 am 15038 Rosetta Stone: The Key to Understanding Saif Elkhateeb Amira Hussein Al-Amal School Hieroglyphics 8:02 am 15039 Lewis Wickles Hine Karlina Jacobson Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:03 am 15040 JFK's speech at Rice University: Communicating Shambhavi Thakur Matthew Weyers Byron Middle School the Dream to Reach the Moon 8:04 am 15041 Cuneiform Aili Vasel Zoe Kourajian Edgewood Middle School 8:05 am 15042 Shirley Chisholm Fight for Justice Maggie Osgood Dustin Russell Seward Montessori School 8:06 am 15043 The Spanish Flu Hazel McCarthy Camila Davila Highland Park Middle School 8:07 am 15044 Hedy Lamarr: Beauty and the Brains Sylvie Taylor Alex Rome Carondelet Catholic School Individual Exhibit Junior Individual Exhibit Building: Team 5 Room: Junior Individual Exhibit Time Entry # Affiliate Title Students Teacher School 8:00 am 15045 Power of Quilting Lulu Semakula Zoe Kourajian Edgewood Middle School 8:01 am 15046 Their Actions Speak Louder Than Words Silas Donegan Courtney Major Murray Middle School 8:02 am 15047 The Discovery of the Rosetta Stone and Its Impact Brandon Van-Cao Sean Hildebrandt Bloomington Online School on Our Understanding of Hieroglyphics 8:03 am 15048 The Proof Is In The Shot Mac Murphy Jeff Melius Sacred Heart Catholic School 8:04 am 15049 Navajo Code Talkers Jackson Boll Ron Hustvedt Salk Middle School 8:05 am 15050 Monsenor Romero Communication in 1980 Luna Garcia Chacon Kristin Koch Maternity of Mary-St.
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