then adjourned to July 17, 1996 and debtor's counsel was directed to be present. In addition, debtor's counsel was directed to file any objections to the trustee's motion on or before July 15, 1996.
The July 17, 1996 hearing was held as scheduled and in attendance were Richard Wilson, and Joseph Marosan, debtor's counsel, who represented to the Court that his client objected to the trustee's motion. Although Mr. Marosan had not filed any objections to the trustee's motion, as was directed by the Court, he was, with the consent of the chapter 7 trustee, permitted to orally present arguments. Mr. Wilson then presented his counter arguments and the matter was taken under advisement. Based upon the following, the Court finds that the trustee's motion is well taken.
Debtor contendsChemistry.

The EPA P3 competition encourages students to design creative solutions to sustainability challenges in the developed and developing world. Students work together on interdisciplinary teams, to design and build sustainable technologies that improve quality of life, promote economic development, and protect the environment.

Swinson's inspiration for the project came from her job as a hair stylist in Boone.

"I really began to notice how much water we were using in the salon as well as the chemicals and hair products we were pouring down the drain," said Swinson, a senior, after taking classes in sustainable water and wastewater management.

She began learning about living systems that were popular in the 1970s. "Living technology utilizes biological processes from plants, soils and substrates to clean water and make it available for reuse," Swinson