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06/08/11 Evangelical Christian School fifth grader Haddy Betapudi was the first ECS student to participate at the state level of the National Geographic Bee.
05/26/11 PHELPS, Wis. (AP) -- An eighth grader from northern Wisconsin is representing the state at the National Geographic Bee later this month.
05/26/11 A Kansas student has placed third in the National Geographic Bee finals in Washington, D-C. Stefan Petrovic (steh-FAHN PET-roh-vitch) is a seventh-grader from South Junior High in Lawrence.
05/26/11 WASHINGTON, May 26 (UPI) -- A Texas teen became the 2011 winner of the National Geographic Bee in the championship round Wednesday in Washington.
05/26/11 A 13-year-old boy from Texas won the National Geographic Bee yesterday by correctly identifying the country that is home to the Tungurahua volcano.
05/25/11 A Utah seventh-grader took fifth place in the 2011 National Geographic Bee finals in the nation's capital on Wednesday.
05/25/11 Ten students have reached the championship round of the National Geographic Bee in Washington from a field of 5 million students across the country
05/25/11 WASHINGTON - A 13-year-old boy from Texas won the National Geographic Bee on Wednesday by correctly identifying the country that is home to the Tungurahua volcano.
05/25/11 San Carlos has a competitor today in the finals of the National Geographic Bee.
05/25/11 A Brookings 8th grader made it through the preliminary rounds and qualified for Wednesday's finals in the National Geographic Bee.
05/25/11 Host Alex Trebek, center, announces that Tine Valencic, 13, from Colleyville, Texas, right, as the winner of the National Geographic Bee, against Nilai Sard, 11, from Atlanta, Ga., left, Wednesday, May 26, 2010, in Washington. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
05/25/11 A 13-year-old boy from Colleyville won the National Geographic Bee on Wednesday by correctly identifying the country that is home to the Tungurahua volcano.
05/25/11 WASHINGTON -- A 13-year-old boy from Texas won the National Geographic Bee on Wednesday by correctly identifying the country that is home to the Tungurahua volcano. Tine Valencic of Colleyville didn't miss a single question during the final round ...
05/25/11 A 13-year-old boy from Texas won the National Geographic Bee on Wednesday by correctly identifying the country that is home to the Tungurahua volcano.
05/25/11 To win the chance to represent Michigan in the National Geographic Bee is no small feat. To win that chance two years in a row is nothing short of a miracle.
05/25/11 Carmel -- When he was taking part in a geography bee at Creekside Middle School a few months ago, 13-year-old Kevin Mi, Carmel, never imagined he'd be signing autographs for other students after qualifying for the final round of the National Geographic Bee in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
05/24/11 The Associated Press The Associated Press WASHINGTON Students from across the country are heading to Washington to face off in the National Geographic Bee to test their smarts in a battle of world knowledge. The preliminary rounds Tuesday include 54 students representing each state, the District of Columbia, Defense Department schools and U.S. territories. The top 10 finalists win $500 and move ...
05/11/11 A Brookings eighth grader will make a third straight appearance in the National Geographic Bee in Washington, D.C.
04/12/11 A Maumee Valley Country Day School sixth grader from Sylvania placed fourth in the recent state semifinals of the National Geographic Bee.
04/10/11 GODFREY - Sixth-grader Sam Tillman knows about many obscure places in the world and can find them on a map, which launched him to compete at the National Geographic Bee state level April 1.
04/07/11 Winner Sparsh Bhardwaj of South Burlington relaxes after giving a correct response to one of the last questions in the final round of the National Geographic Bee state championship at Middlebury College on Friday. | 
