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Saturday January 16th, 2010

St. John Bosco Student's to Exhibit at Art Show

Jessica Quijano, Amber Malkowski, David Lopez

Kathy Huipio Student Entry for 4th annual Greening of the Arts Reception & Show

Biographical Information for Student Entry

Kathy Huipio

Kathy is a senior at Washington High School in Chicago. Kathy has great concern to preserve the environment.   Kathy made this artwork because she wants to encourage people to recycle, consequently; she made an artwork using an old school chair which she collaged using recycled materials. The chair is an expression of a way to take garbage and make something functional out of it and at the same time cool!

Kathy s future plans include attending Columbia College in Chicago.  Kathy plans to study film and photography. 

Kathy has loved art since she was a freshman at Washington and plans to pursue a career in the arts, considering the connection between arts and the environment among future goals.

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The web version of the special Calumet issue of Chicago Wilderness Magazine....

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AWLI elects Victor president

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 AWLI is headquartered at the Environmental Education Center, 2405 Calumet Avenue, in Hammond, IN

Some 130 scientists gathered at the Wolf Lake watershed on August 23-24, 2002 and discovered more than 2250 species in a 24-hour period.  Click here to see the results of the BioBlitz of 2002:
www.fmnh.org/bioblitz/bioblitz_results.asp

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