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WHIZ News Fieldhouse camp wasn’t just for the boys ZANESVILLE – There was also a camp for young cheerleaders at the Fieldhouse. The Drabik’s wanted to include all young athletes and the class was an opportunity for very young cheerleaders to get practice who often have very little experience. “A lot of these girls – they’ve never cheered before or they maybe have one or two years of experience. With no youth football, this is giving them the chance to still cheer, to still kind of stay in shape for cheer, and have fun,” Camp Co-Coordinator Kymm Drabik said.

HNN Off-Air: Interview with Jennifer Doudna, Nobel Prize-winning scientist from Hilo HNN Off-Air is Hawaii News Now's newest podcasts, taking you behind the headlines to hear from island newsmakers. (Source: Hawaii News Now) By HNN Staff | January 29, 2021 at 4:46 PM HST - Updated February 1 at 12:42 PM Doudna talks with HNN about her upbringing on the Big Island and how her gene editing lab shifted its focus to the coronavirus pandemic last year to aid in the global research effort.

Copyright Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Annette Buhl 125 years ago, Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel established the Nobel Prize for contributions in Physics, Chemistry, Medicine and Peace that have made the greatest benefit to humankind. Today, we replay a broadcast with two women scientists with ties to Hawaii who received the prestigious award. The Nobel Prize medal and diploma were presented to chemistry laureate Jennifer A. Doudna at her home in Berkeley Credit Copyright Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Brittany Hosea-Small Biochemist Jennifer Doudna is a genome editing pioneer. She is a Unive...