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| T-STEM Bikes At Art Festival By: Kensey Henderson College students work with school-aged kids on bikes that both art and science. This is the 4th year that Texas Tech students have teamed up with a Lubbock area school for an art bike project. Texas Tech are students involved with the T-STEM center, which is part of a State of Texas initiative designed to motivate and prepare more students from kindergarten to 12th grade for careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Robert Wallar the Communication Specialist for T-STEM Center said it helps the Tech Students and the young students learn together. Wallar says, “It takes something that they’ve dreamed up in their head and design from scratch, build it and put it together and see the finished result, and they’ve learned math and science concepts along the way.” Working together these students of all ages have created several unique bikes and to show them off over the weekend at the Lubbock’s Art Festival. Story Posted: Mon Apr 21 06:30:00 CDT 2008 Created: Mon Apr 21 05:53:19 CDT 2008 BACK TO HOME/NEWS Top Story • Lubbock tax bill going up Lubbock News & Lbk County • Tech fans face parking challenges • Seat belts required in school buses • Apartment fire injures one Weather • Thursday Forecast Business • AM Business Notebook Around Texas • Cornyn Comments On Obama's Iraq War Remarks • Fire Warning For Hunters As Dove Season Kicks Off • Boy Dies Of Rare Infection From Water • Austin Headlines • Dallas Headlines • Houston Headlines • San Antonio Headlines Swap Shop • Swap Shop Update This Day In History • Today Marks Formal End Of World War Two • Today In History Birthdays • Today's Birthdays Entertainment • Tonight's TV Off Beat News Of The Day • Middle School Student Arrested Over Facebook Threats Health Beat • New North American Lutheran Church Launched • New Study Doesn't Bode Well For Abbott Diet Drug Religion Today • New North American Lutheran Church Launched • Al-Qaeda Leader Calls For Killing Christians Sports • Sports Shorts |
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