
This month's Wired magazine has a terriffic
story about a team of students from a high school in an economically depressed part of Phoenix, who took part in an underwater-robot building competition against students from the top universities in the country -- and won. All of the students are undocumented Mexican immigrants who don't qualify for most financial aid or even in-state tuition, and therefore can't afford to attend college, in the US, Mexico, or anywhere. When I read the article I determined to try to do something to help give these kids their chance, and I was delighted to discover that their faculty advisor has set up a scholarship fund for them, and I'm about to donate some money to help. I'd like to encourage OSNews readers to read the story, and if they feel the same way, to
donate.
There must be something wrong with MIT if they loose from a bunch of highshool kids.Or all MIT students have more money than brains.Either way it's remarkable.
These kids probably have more brains than is good for them :-)
So rednecks at ease,they aren't made for your dull 9 to 5 jobs.Kids with such a talent should be protected and stimulated.America should be glad to have such bright citizens.