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Mar 20, 2015 2:30 PM ET
Campaign: Samsung Solve for Tomorrow

Students Develop Low-Cost Wheelchair Alternatives for Kids

Delaware's Caesar Rodney High School student Jeremiah Collins and teacher Chris Harris showcase their 'modified mobility car' a finalist in the Samsung's Solve For Tomorrow Contest.

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