Whiz Kids
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A whiz kid is a person or fictional character who is unusually intelligent or successful, especially at an early age.
Whiz Kids may also refer to:
- Whiz Kids (basketball), the Doug Mills-coached University of Illinois men's basketball of the 1940s that included Andy Phillip, Gene Vance, and Dike Eddleman.
- Whiz Kids (baseball), the 1950 Philadelphia Phillies baseball team, who had an average age of 26, the youngest squad to ever win the National League pennant, and at that time the youngest to ever play in a World Series
- Whiz Kids (Department of Defense), members of US President John F. Kennedy's administration, led by Robert S. McNamara
- Whiz Kids (Ford), a group of post-WWII Ford Motor Company executives
- Whiz Kids (TV series), a 1983 American adventure TV series about a group of teenaged computer hackers who work as amateur detectives
- Whiz Kids (album), a 1986 album by jazz vibraphonist Gary Burton
- Whiz Kids (book) by Jesee K Mwaura. A collection of 60 biographies
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