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Bearbotics kicks off the season

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Steven Nye, Multimedia Editor • October 3, 2017

The Blake Robotics team “Bearbotics” is starting fresh this year with new head coach and Computer Science teacher, Madeline Burton. The team is looking to build on last year’s success and actively recruiting new members. Their goals are to increase collaboration, problem-solving, coding skills, and leadership.

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Steven Nye, Editor Emeritus
I have been a contributing writer since sophomore year, and I was the Sci-Tech and Health editor the first semester of my Senior year. I am now the multimedia editor creating content for social media and the Spectrum YouTube channel. My favorite font is Futura Light.