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Mr. Matthew A. Bryant
Archbishop Hoban HS
1 Holy Cross Blvd.
Akron, OH 44306
bryantm@hoban.org



Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Wilson Hall at Fermilab--the US's most powerful particle accelerator--Batavia, IL 
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Physics (1, 3, 5-6, 10)  Nuclear Physics & Semester Exams  May 21-June 1, 2012

Physics (1 & 5-6) Light and Optics Calendar for May 7-May 18, 2012

Honors Physics (3 & 10) Light and Optics Calendar for May 7-May 18, 2012


Physics (1 & 5-6) Waves and Sound Calendar for April 23-May 4, 2012

Honors Physics (3 & 10) Waves
and Sound Calendar for April 23-May 4, 2012



2012 Chicago Science Tour!
June 4th-7th, 2012

27 inspired young scientists from Hoban will tour some of the world's premier science labs and museums, enjoy deep dish Chicago style pizza, visit the top of the tallest building in the US and shop along Chiacgo's Magnificent Mile on this exciting 4 day trip.  See Mr. Bryant for details or open the following document:
Chicago Science Trip Plan 2012.doc






Congratulations to juniors Allie Griffth and Katie Walpole whose bridge won the American Society of Civil Engineer's University of Akron Chapter Model Bridge Competition!  Congratulations also to senior Eric Maynard, whose bridge won the Aesthetics competition at the same event on February 25th!  More photos here.

Katie Walpole receiving her 1st place prize for her and Allie Griffith's bridgeEric Maynard's winning Aesthetics bridge



Congratulations to seniors Eric Maynard, Dylan Stavarz, and Dan Ulinski who won the Summit County Engineer's Office Miniature Bridge Building Competition on February 3rd!  More photos here.
MBBC 2012 winners Maynard, Stavarz, & Ulinski



The 2011 Hoban Bridge Building Competition is complete.  This year resulted in 20 bridges holding more than 1,000 times their own weight and two teams breaking the previous Hoban record for most structurally efficienct bridge (sustained load/bridge weight)!  Congratulations to all the participants and a special congratulations to the top performers.  Results and Photos available here.

 
 

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