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Thank you for participating in Arctica, one of a number of Access Excellence science mysteries. We hope they inspire high school students and the world at large to develop the skills needed to solve mysteries -- not on paper, but in the infinite variety of real life mysteries waiting just outside the classroom door.
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Arctica Illustrated by Chet Phillips Produced by Kim Obbink and Genentech Web Production by Jody Brooks Web Update 2004 by Ken Eklund Access Excellence Liaison is VivianLee Ward Genentech Liaison is Geoff Teeter
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| Addenda writers: Owen Beattie Donald Goldsmith Larry Newitt Christopher J. Rutty Anbesaw Selassie David B. Thomas |
Technical Advisors: Yuri Khripine Irina Nazarenko Mel Eklund Philip Eklund William S. Maley Kathy Liu Carolyn Csongradi |
Advisors: Matthew Eklund Dustin Crowe |
Interactive writer Ken Eklund, writerguy, works out of his turn-of-the-century Victorian house/office in San José, California. When he's not writing science mysteries, he's helping script web sites for companies or scripting computer games.
Artist Chet Phillips has his studio in Dallas, Texas. Chet divides his time as a freelance artist between showing his digital art in galleries and working for commercial clients.
When not producing mysteries, Kim Obbink is Executive Director of the Burns Telecom Center and Co-Director of the National Teachers Enhancement Network. Kim's expertise is in distance learning projects, especially those delivered via the Internet.
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