Summertime Science: Camp at Cochise College helps to hone students' skills
Fri, 06/18/2010 - 00:01
Thea Van Gorp, 13, right, finds the insides of a squid repulsive while her partner, Juliana Diaz, 13, holds the sea creature. They were participating in Cochise College Science Camp activities that allowed students to learn about the inner workings of various creatures.
(Ed Honda • Herald/Review)
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SIERRA VISTA — Though many kids like to get as far away from school as possible over the summer, more than 20 area middle schoolers were happy to get their hands dirty within the confines of a classroom. They were participating in a Cochise College Science Camp this week that was both fun and educational.
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This is an awesome photo! Way to funny. I’m with Thea, I think squid is
repulsive also. So is most everything in the ocean when it comes to eating
it.