When great minds pass on, I stop and think about not only what they did but how they did it. The recent news tributes to Dr. Harvey Coover, who died on March 27, really caught my attention. What was his claim to fame? Don’t laugh—he was the inventor of that infamous material called Super Glue, a super sticky adhesive in a little tube that is found in most households today.
You could probably name dozens of situations when you want two broken parts or materials put back together and not have those pieces come apart again. My list includes stuff like damaged toys, shoes, tools, kitchen gadgets, furniture, dishes, etc. Did you know that Super Glue is also used to seal wounds and heal bone fractures?
15 year old diver and 
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going to go out on a limb and say probably none, until now. Meet Cooper W., who first became interested in the Civil War after a fifth-grade field trip to Gettysburg and is specifically interested in the Civil War in the Harrisburg area and its role in the Gettysburg campaign.
spend her senior year abroad in Taiwan, participating in the 
to share with our families. It really conveys what we believe here at K¹² -- when you help to remove barriers, children can achieve their innate personal potential. The story below, honoring Ronald Page for his leadership and service, is a great example of how small ripples can make big waves in the world.
representing the United States at the 
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