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Friday, May 16, 2008
Takhini Elementary School students watch as their principal, Kelly Collins, drops specially-made egg cartons from a height of six metres on Thursday, as part of the school's science challenge. For their eggs to survive the impact, students stuffed them into teddy bears, padded boxes and pillows.

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