Robotics prepares for competition

Sophie Penn

Sophie Penn, Segment Producer
February 23, 2017
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Sophie Penn reports on Carlmont’s Robotics Team as they enter their final days of build season.

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Tags: competition, prepares, robotics

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Sophie Penn, ScotCenter Editor-in-Chief

Sophie Penn is Editor-in-Chief of ScotCenter News, and a staff writer for the Highlander. She interns at the San Mateo Daily Journal, where she writes for the student column. She also is a volunteer production assistant at Peninsula TV. At Carlmont, Sophie is the Assemblies Supervisor for ASB. She plans on attending film school in...

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