Sights and Sounds: Viennese Ball

Melanie Kurapatti and Alexa Nguonly|December 1, 2014

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Olympian’s skeleton has been modeled with CAD and is now going through numerous testing simulations. Potentia Robotics recently finished with the 3d modeling after having made some unplanned adjustments. “We had to tweak our design a little bit because the motors that we need are a little more powerful than we expected.” Vasantharao said.

Potentia Robotics: Engineering the Future

Ready to rock

Ready to rock

From left to right, sophomores Erin Chen, Yasmin Kudrati-Plummer, Melissa Brown, Ishara Shanmugasundaram, Medha Ghattu, and Zumi Riekse pose for a group photo. I honestly think its just nice to have someone that you can talk to when youre online. Its great to have a group of people or multiple people or one person that you can talk to, that you can send a message and genuinely enjoy talking to them. Yeah, like more than just for class, but to think of and for them to be your friend and talk to them, Riekse said.

Pixels to people

Sophomores Tommy Fan and Abhi Periyasamy pose for a photo with sophomore Ella Kim’s handmade Chick-fi-la themed homecoming poster after a successful asking. “People needed posters, and I was the man,” Kim said.

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Free lunches mixed with the return of students to in person learning produce a lunch line with wait times as long as 15 minutes. “It can get really bad at times. If you aren’t quick enough, you’ll be stuck behind easily 100 students,” sophomore Pishoy Elias said.
Photo by Robert Stotz.

Lunches and seating: free, for now

Olympian’s skeleton has been modeled with CAD and is now going through numerous testing simulations. Potentia Robotics recently finished with the 3d modeling after having made some unplanned adjustments. “We had to tweak our design a little bit because the motors that we need are a little more powerful than we expected.” Vasantharao said.

Potentia Robotics: Engineering the Future

The error message sent to students attempting to access their classrooms on Schoology reads “Private access only. After a sudden transition to the new digital platform left students and staff with mixed feelings, this Schoology crash fueled further distrust of the platform. “I may have to create a Google Classroom which is something I haven’t done this year,” World History teacher Elizabeth Evans said.

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