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Delta Community College Science Department
Professor Don Wheeler gave a storm chasing presentation to the fourth grade class at Lenwill Elementary in West Monroe. The students watched some storm ...
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Devil's Den Arkansas Science Trip
Ten Delta students and two instructors trekked to Devil's Den State Park southwest of Fayetteville, Arkansas to spelunk and hike in the beautiful Ozark ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
Professor Don Wheeler gave a storm chasing presentation to the fourth grade class at Lenwill Elementary in West Monroe. The students watched some storm ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
On Top of Louisiana! Driskill Mountain - Elevation 535 ft. The Highest Point in Louisiana. Having climbed in Rocky Mountain National Park and driven Pike's ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
On Top of Louisiana! Driskill Mountain - Elevation 535 ft. The Highest Point in Louisiana. Having climbed in Rocky Mountain National Park and driven Pike's ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
On Top of Louisiana! Driskill Mountain - Elevation 535 ft. The Highest Point in Louisiana. Having climbed in Rocky Mountain National Park and driven Pike's ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
... chasing presentation to the fourth grade class at Lenwill Elementary in West Monroe. ... On Top of Louisiana! Driskill Mountain - Elevation 535 ft. ... Driskill Mountain, a mere 535ft, is, well..., the highest point in Louisiana! ...
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Delta Community College Science Department
On Top of Louisiana! Driskill Mountain - Elevation 535 ft. The Highest Point in Louisiana. Having climbed in Rocky Mountain National Park and driven Pike's ...
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103.07.27 17:16 B C:\Documents and Settings\Don Wheeler\My ...
103.07.27 17:16 B C:\Documents and Settings\Don Wheeler\My Documents\My Webs\Ouachita Earth Lab\earth\volcano\index.html --> ftp-dom.earthlink.net ...
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