Science showtime spoilights education, enteffieihriientMany of us., remember

the dreadful daYs of chem-istry, biology and, dare I saY

it, physies! Well, the RotarYClub of

Emma Rogers, left, and Jessica Hinojo'sa view a human brain.

Joey Wolicki, right, pedals on a stationarybike to generate electricity last year'

towers and Alka-Seltzerrockets.

Kids get to see and touchreal skeletons, X-raYs, andeven get to see a real humanbrain. Kids often ask,

"Whose was it?"This year, a hot dog meal

will be available for Pur-

Go+DoThe sixth annual ScienShowtime will be held I

day at Golden West Colege.

Golden West College is

15744 Goldenwest St.,

Huntington Beach, CA

92547.Doors oPen from 5 to8 p.m.

Come join the fun!

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HuntingtonBeach andGoldenWest Col-lege haveteamed totry to notonlydemys-tify sciencefor fifth-and sixth-grade stu-

dents; but to maYbe, justmaybe - helP them like it.

For the sixth consecutiveyear, Huntington Beach Ro-tary and GWC are hostingScience Showtime, anevent that is free and oPen

to the public simPlY just toget grade-school kids (and

iheir families) interested in

science with the hoPes thatsomeday those imPression-able minds will consider ca-

reers using math and sci-ence. And this is definitelYno boring textbook snooze-

fest.Guests will have access

to more than 20 interactive

exhibits, including attrac-tions such as glow-in-the-dark rocks, make-Your-ownslime, generating electrici-ty on a bike, oPerating aRainbow EnvironmentalServices recycling truck,Halloween chemistrY sPa-

ghetti and marshmallow

COURTESY OF TONY O. ROGERS COURTESY OF JOHN BALEY