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Students from all grades participate in Bolden
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Students from all grades participate in Bolden Elementary/Middle School's Live Wax Museum at the school aboard Laurel Bay, S.C., May 8. Throughout the museum, students portrayed various historical figures that, once activated, would come to life and deliver an oral presentation of that person's biography and accomplishments. The wide array of figures presented included notable African Americans, presidents, first ladies, authors, musicians and many others that worked in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics related fields.
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08/05/2014
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