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Kevin Chang Qualifies for US Math Olympiad
Posted April 16, 2014
The road to the USA Mathematical Olympiad is not an easy one. It begins with the Mathematical Association of America's American Mathematics Competition 10/12 (AMC 10/12), followed by the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), and finally an invitation to the USA Math Olympiad. Sixty-seven students participated in the first step of the process by taking the 64th Annual AMC 10/12 this past February. Individual results qualified six - Kevin Chang, Blake Chellew, Shreyan Jain, Binh-An Le, Austin Shin and Eric Wang - for the second in the series of tests, the AIME, in March, and resulted in one student, Kevin Chang, being invited to the national Olympiad.
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Gambhir Receives Synopsys Science & Tech Grand Prize
Posted April 8, 2014
Sophomore Milan Gambhir was announced as one of eleven Grand Prize - Best of Championship winners of the 2014 Synopsys Silicon Valley Science and Technology Championship at the awards ceremony held April 6th. In total, 12 Bellarmine students received project awards at the ceremony, and five qualified for the 2014 California State Science Fair.
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Robotics Team 254 Wins Silicon Valley Regional
Posted April 7, 2014
Team 254, Bellarmine's robotics team, took first place at the Silicon Valley Regional FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) April 3 - 5 at San Jose State University.
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Justice Summit Focuses on Awareness & Growth
Posted April 4, 2014
Over the past three days at Bellarmine, students, faculty, and staff have immersed ourselves fully into our justice theme of masculinity. We have sought to assess critically the values propagated by contemporary culture and to analyze historical, economic and social trends which lead towards the systematic degradation of human beings.
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Bells Join Impossible Hackathon
Posted April 1, 2014
Sophomores Samuel Buxton, Christopher Gibbons, Jeffery Kasle and Foster Westover took part in a unique venture this past weekend to design and build concepts for producing a "gift economy". The Impossible Hackathon celebrated the launch of new altruism-based social network, Impossible, and was sponsored in collaboration with the UC Berkeley Center for New Media.
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