Homecoming Asking Week: Monday

Sandy Cho, Shayna Hume, Lindsay Williams, and Alexis Williams|September 9, 2013

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Dr. Ana Cingel presents insights on teacher-to-teacher conversations at a staff training meeting.

Learning by observation

Ms. Laura Slonina, who runs the 8th Period Office, says that the best way to learn about the club application process is to visit them in person, “Students are a little afraid to come in to the 8th Period Office and talk to me, but Im more than willing to answer any questions.

Starting a club, demystified

Jefferson’s class of 2025 — the class like no other — paves a path like no other through classrooms, student government, and social dynamics.

Facing the freshmen

Project Manager Nikhil Kalidasu and junior Nicolas Makovnik review the launching details of the satellite. After a shaky transition of progress, the club works to fill the holes remaining in order to make their deadline. “A lot of the work has been done already. We were basically given a functional satellite, now we have to learn how to use it. We’re currently writing our main control software to work with the hardware that they have given us,” Kalidasu said.

Reviving TJ REVERB

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

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Learning by observation
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Starting a club, demystified
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Facing the freshmen
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Reviving TJ REVERB
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Potentia Robotics: engineering the future
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Ready to rock
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Pixels to people
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What’s a proposal without a poster?
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Lunches and seating: free, for now
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