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February 2010 Vol. 11 Issue 2
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Pro Hopeful's Bid and Plan B
Strode making pro tennis bid, but has Plan B
St. Louisan Blake Strode is making a determined bid for a pro tennis career. But, he's got a Plan B, a guaranteed acceptance to the Harvard Law School.

Read, Right, Run
Freeburg, IL, kids work hard on three Rs
Kids at the Freeburg, IL, elementary school are finding new ways to combine different elements of the popular Read, Right and Run (RRR) program. They've been doing their good deeds as joint community projects.
Make Me A Movie
Sperreng kids dominate Middle School division
Kids in teacher Laurice Badino's 8th grade class dominated the Middle School division of this year's Show Me a Movie competition sponsored by the Cooperating School Districts (CSD).
At Your Library

County Library Art
African Dance kicks off celebration of arts
Kids and adults who attend the African American Ensemble programs at St. Louis County Library branches don't get to be just spectators. They take part in a brisk how-to workout.

City Library Black History
Varied program for Black History Month
The St. Louis City libraries this month will present a varied program of over 65 presentations during Black History Month. They will put special emphasis on leading African-American authors, artists and entrepreneurs.

Book Reviews
This month's book reviews

Reviews for February include one about (1) Amelia Earhart, the famous female aviator, (2) a farm boy soldier in the Civil War, (3) an imaginative girl befriending a World War II refugee boy, and (4) finding the truth behind Abner Doubleday as founder of baseball

Bird Feeders
Kids learn how to make bird feeders
Young St. Louis.com area kids last month learned to make homemade bird feeders to help the local bird population survive this area's bitter winter cold and snow.
Mastodon kid
Dennis Kohl to enter 2010 Mastodon Art/Science Fair
Eleven-year-old Dennis Kohl won four honors at last year's Mastodon Art/Science Regional Fair. He'll be entered in the 2010 fair in March but he's still debating which project to use.

Fun with Math
Square numbers hold key to this month's puzzles
Puzzle author George Yu has focused the February "Fun with Math" puzzles on square numbers. Have a try at this new Young Saint Louis.com math contest.

Nine kids get all answers correct
A total of nine kids answered all of the "Fun with Math" puzzles correctly in January's competition.


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