Many species participate in nature's version of rock-paper-scissors games, in which rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, and paper beats rock. Because no one type is better than all others, such games are a powerful force promoting biodiversity.
Falmouth Academy students won 11 awards, including four first prizes, at the 17th annual Small Independent Schools Art League juried show (SISAL). This year students from 17 schools participated in SISAL, which was hosted by Brimmer and May in Chestnut Hill.
In the foreground, Scott Cerosimo and Luke Slom play hangman while Evan Nadeau, Sam Slom, Nick Mead and Ben Nadeau enjoy a game of Scrabble. Photo by Bill Clarkin.
