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Shaler Area students place in National Chemistry Week Illustrated Poetry Contest

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1 Min Read Dec. 2, 2021 | 4 years Ago
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Two Shaler Area High School students placed in the National Chemistry Week Illustrated Poetry Contest sponsored by the Pittsburgh Section of the American Chemical Society.

Alyssandra Poliziani, a sophomore, won first place in the high school division for her poem about fruit oxidation. Ciarra Reese, a junior, won third place for her poem about catalysts.

Poems could be any style and entries were judged based upon relevance to and incorporation of this year’s theme, “Fast or Slow … Chemistry Makes It Go!” which focused on reaction rates — word choice and imagery, colorful artwork, adherence to poem style, originality and creativity and overall presentation.

Both students received a monetary award for their submission, and as a first-place winner in the local contest, Poliziani’s poem will advance to the national competition.

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