BUILDING BETTER BRIDGES: STUDENTS USE TOOTHPICKS FOR CONSTRUCTION
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Tuesday, November 24, 1998
Linda Tansil's Central High School physics classes had three weeks and 60,000 toothpicks donated by Wal-Mart. Randy Hitt has a few years and many tons of concrete and steel.
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