| The National Society of High School Scholars |
| Spring 2003 Scholarship Winners |
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Claes Nobel Academic
Scholarships |
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| Rebekah Hurt Dallas, Texas Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science |
Lester Mackey |
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Rebekah
Hurt graduated from the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, a highly
selective program allowing gifted students to complete their final two
years of high school living and learning on the University of North Texas
campus. She is a National Merit Scholar, and served as a mentor in the
BUGS (Bringing Up Girls in Science program), as well as implementing a
campus-wide political awareness campaign. She will enter the honors
program at Southern Methodist University in the fall studying political
science, economics, and international law. We also welcome Rebekah as a
new member of the NSHSS student council."Two of her greatest qualities are her leadership and interpersonal skills. . . . [she has] this great ability of being a leader and interacting with people of all backgrounds and walks of life."
Melissa Hernandez-Katz |
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Lester Mackey has served as president of his
school’s National Honor Society, Ichtus Society, and Mathletes. For two
years, he has helped organize weekly train trips into New York City to
distribute food to the hungry, and to stop and befriend them, saying
"Rather than impersonally disperse, we choose to converse." He will study
science and engineering at Princeton University and his ultimate goal is
to achieve the free distribution of technology throughout the world. |
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