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Kerr students dominante at Culture Shapers Art Contest

April 15, 2013

Three students placed in the Top Ten in the Sculpture category at the Culture Shapers Art Contest on April 14.

Out of the 212 entries in the sculpting category, Kerr had the most students of any single school to place in the Top Ten.

Jamie Wells earned first place and an award of $5000.

Teresa Nguyen earned fourth place and an award of $1000.

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Joanna Lam earned seventh place and an award of $250.

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