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PARC Treasurer Jim Jochim sits down with Allison Hurtado to discuss the Phoenix Loop 202 project at the Ahwatukee Foothills News office on Monday, May 13, 2013.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Parent volunteer Molly Donnelly unrolls hundreds of \"links\" Thursday that represent a 25-cent donation collected by students at Kyrene de la Colina. As of Thursday, students had raised $952 that will be given to Haitian earthquake victims. The fundraiser runs until Feb. 12.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Parent volunteer Molly Donnelly unrolls hundreds of \"links\" Thursday that represent a 25-cent donation collected by students at Kyrene de la Colina. As of Thursday, students had raised $952 that will be given to Haitian earthquake victims. The fundraiser runs until Feb. 12.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Parent volunteers Tanis Smith (on ladder) and Molly Donnelly were busy Thursday putting up hundreds of \"links\" that represent a 25-cent donation collected by students at Kyrene de la Colina. As of Thursday, students had raised $952 that will be given to Haitian earthquake victims. The fundraiser runs until Feb. 12.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Parent volunteers Tanis Smith (on ladder) and Molly Donnelly were busy Thursday putting up hundreds of \"links\" that represent a 25-cent donation collected by students at Kyrene de la Colina. As of Thursday, students had raised $952 that will be given to Haitian earthquake victims. The fundraiser runs until Feb. 12.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
Colina students make accurate Super Bowl pick for a good cause
Fifth-graders at Kyrene de la Colina not only predicted the Saints victory in Sunday's Super Bowl, but collected more than 2,000 cans of food in an annual project they call the \"Soup-er Bowl.\" \"This was our fourteenth year doing it, and we've only been wrong twice,\" fifth-grade teacher Emily Daniels said. The students placed 1,286 cans on the Saints' side of the auditorium, and 724 on the Colts' side. This year's prediction brings the students up to an 85 percent accuracy rate for Super Bowl picks.
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