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Alex Lee reacts to the news he placed first in the Euclid Contest, a cross-Canada math test for 10,000 Grade 12 students, sponsored by the University of Waterloo
Alex Lee reacts to the news he placed first in the Euclid Contest, a cross-Canada math test for 10,000 Grade 12 students, sponsored by the University of Waterloo

Alex Lee reacts to the news he placed first in the Euclid Contest, a cross-Canada math test for 10,000 Grade 12 students, sponsored by the University of Waterloo

Date5/14/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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ing the message, Roman Skalko reacts body-language message from teacher Bruce s at Danforth Technical School
ing the message, Roman Skalko reacts body-language message from teacher Bruce s at Danforth Technical School
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