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Our Lady of Peace students Sean Thomas (from left), Garrison Wilcox, and Dodger Stuckey, all 13, built a concept city with working lights and a tiny subway.
![Paul Knox Middle School pupils Sydney Scaggs (from left), 12; Julie Mundy, 13; and Logan Smith, 13; discuss their concept city with judges Jim Arflin and Linda Augeri at the 2007 South Carolina Regional Future City Competition at University of South Carolina Aiken. They called their city "Knoxonia" and said it has an emphasis on cleanliness. Michael Holahan/Staff](http://aug-cdn.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/story_slideshow_thumb/editorial/images/spotted/19/198789.jpg "Paul Knox Middle School pupils Sydney Scaggs (from left), 12; Julie Mundy, 13; and Logan Smith, 13; discuss their concept city with judges Jim Arflin and Linda Augeri at the 2007 South Carolina Regional Future City Competition at University of South Carolina Aiken. They called their city "Knoxonia" and said it has an emphasis on cleanliness. Michael Holahan/Staff")
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Paul Knox Middle School pupils Sydney Scaggs (from left), 12; Julie Mundy, 13; and Logan Smith, 13; discuss their concept city with judges Jim Arflin and Linda Augeri at the 2007 South Carolina Regional Future City Competition at University of South Carolina Aiken. They called their city "Knoxonia" and said it has an emphasis on cleanliness.
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![Paul Knox Middle School pupils Sydney Scaggs (from left), 12; Julie Mundy, 13; and Logan Smith, 13; discuss their concept city with judges Jim Arflin and Linda Augeri at the 2007 South Carolina Regional Future City Competition at University of South Carolina Aiken. They called their city "Knoxonia" and said it has an emphasis on cleanliness. Michael Holahan/Staff](http://aug-cdn.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/superphoto/editorial/images/spotted/19/198789.jpg "Paul Knox Middle School pupils Sydney Scaggs (from left), 12; Julie Mundy, 13; and Logan Smith, 13; discuss their concept city with judges Jim Arflin and Linda Augeri at the 2007 South Carolina Regional Future City Competition at University of South Carolina Aiken. They called their city "Knoxonia" and said it has an emphasis on cleanliness. Michael Holahan/Staff")
