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Students given science lesson by adopting park - 2004-02-01
Twenty eighth-grade students from Penns Grove Middle School braved the winter cold last week to start on a new project: Looking after the classes' adopted park on Barber Avenue.

Ginny Lewis, eighth grade science teacher at the school, said it officially adopted the park to give students the opportunity to help the community and learn about science.

"We wanted to do something environmental for the science curriculum," Lewis said, "(and) I wanted to ... show them community responsibility."

Early in the cold morning, student Jamee Sayers, 13, of Carneys Point, picked up refuse in the park using a trash poker.
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No. 1 ranking secure, Federer takes on Safin for Aussie title - 2004-02-01
He never lets them see him sweat.

With one well-known exception when the tears flowed after he won Wimbledon last year, Roger Federer's emotions usually remain hidden behind his self-described poker face, tidily withheld from the man across the net and the fans sitting in the stands.

Exception No. 2 came at Melbourne Park on Friday when he became the new No. 1.

Federer, of Switzerland, watched a shot from Juan Carlos Ferrero sail out and he let out his emotions
— a blast of pure joy beamed at his entourage — and knelt on the court at Rod Laver Arena.
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