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Does anyone have any good studying tips? Do you guys recommend any great books to study with? For anatomy, the first thing you need is a good college-level textbook. You need to read the chapters concerning the three systems in focus for the year because A&P is just one of those events that you...

I just wish we were back at Islands of Adventure...that was the best part of it all. Ditto. Dang, that was fun. And you, for once, was completely not-serious about anything. At all. Hey, I'm not always completely serious, just when I need to be. I have no idea what kind of [SciBomb97] you're seeing.

I just wish we were back at Islands of Adventure...that was the best part of it all.

From what I've heard, it's nervous and digestive. But I'm not entirely sure myself.

Usually, I find myself a good textbook or two (or five) and write notes while going through them. Sometimes, I copy down whole pragraphs straight from the book. Then I also use Google to supplement the material if needed. I usually review the notes periodically and sometimes even make flashcards. If...

I'm not even sure what we did wrong. I guess we'll find out when they release the nationals tests.
What did you answer for the tie breaker that had the picture of whatever organ that was with the surgical instruments poking around?

My freshman year of high school is over :D ...as is my career in Science Olympiad :( . Why aren't you participating next year? I'll be way too busy with school and such. I know there are plenty of Science Olympians that manage to juggle AP and perhaps even IB with SO, but I'm not boss enough to do ...

Not So Spicy Chicken Wing...OF DOOM

My freshman year of high school is over ...as is my career in Science Olympiad .
Time often seems to leave you behind in the dust wondering where you are and how you even got there...

We were close...a 7th in anatomy.