Stony Brook University program teaches students how to feed the future
News 12 photojournalist Brian Endres shows how "FoodLab" helped students learn more about food-related issues.
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26ds agoStudents from Sachem High School East spent the day at Stony Brook University's Southampton campus to get experience for their AP Human Geography class.
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