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Ah, youth
Poor Snigdha Nandipati.
…the same year that six-year old Lori Anne Madison from Virginia was in the competition.
Lori Anne, who on Wednesday fell four points short of making the semifinals, was treated to a 25-minute news conference with reporters Thursday morning.
One has to wonder if Snigdha will get the same attention. Does her calm and collected manner, her aspirations to become a psychiatrist or neurosurgeon, her coin collection have any chance against a tiny, home-schooled prodigy?
Lori Anne is a reporter’s dream. When asked to describe her experience at the Bee, she replied:
“Overall, it was boring. Really boring! Really boring!”
We spell that S-A-S-S.
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