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    The 2019 SAM $1,000 College Scholarship Contest Winner

    The 2019 Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) $1,000 College Scholarship Contest ended at the end of March, and the winner stood out from a considerable number of student submissions, who is Charles Boyle from the University of Texas at Austin. 

    Charles wrote us a heartfelt letter of thanks after hearing the exciting news. Best wishes to Charles throughout his college career and beyond.

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