Spelling Wins

The  Spelling Bee

          If  I could spell like that, I would be in good shape....
An 11-Year-Old Speller Proves Invincible for 2nd Year, the 11-Year-Old Speller Proves Invincible Win for 2nd time this year, Plano 6th-Grader Takes 1st Place in University-Sponsored Regional Face-off on Apr. 8, 2011...
Chetan Reddy proved invincible when he claimed the top spot at the 53rd Annual Dallas Morning News Regional Spelling Bee-co-sponsored by UT  Dallas
The 2011 Dallas Morning News Regional Spelling Bee was also presented by Whataburger and Community Coffee sponsors.
             The National Spelling Bee is scheduled to be broadcast Thursday, June 2, on ESPN beginning at 9 a.m., with the final rounds beginning at 7:30 p.m., both listed times are Central Daylight Time; check local listings.
Next Up:  The National Spelling Bee Week in Washington, D.C., and he has an all expense paid trip.

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       There are also, some of his likes, he loves to read, is interested in electronics and would like to meet President Obama some day.    He wants grow up to become an astronaut and/or a lawyer.
       From wanting to be soccer players, musicians, writers and astronauts to lawyers, money managers and entrepreneurs, these talented tweens are charting new courses, these are but some of the uber talented Indian-American youngsters that took part in the Spell Bee this year. Arvind Mahankali, Pranay Malempati, Kavya Pratapa, Chetan Reddy, Sruti Akula, Ramesh Ganta, Priyanka Tirumurti and Karthik Reddy
 were among other spellers.
          No surprises then that this is the third consecutive win and seventh in the last ten years for an Indian-American at the championship. While Asian students may excel at other competitions, Spell Bee is one contest where Indian youngsters have ruled the roost in the last decade....
  Spellers Rule...

The Dallas Morning News 2011 Regional Spelling Bee...
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