Tie-Dye Day – November 17, 2019
Sunday, November 17th was our annual tie-dye day! Mentors, team members, and family members pitched in for around three hours to tie and dye lots of t-shirts and sweatshirts.
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Utilizing grants from our sponsors, NoMythic recently obtained its very own CNC mill! We are enthusiastically anticipating the higher efficiency and accuracy this tool allows us. The machine has opened many opportunities for student/mentor collaboration and expanded our threshold of creativity in the future.
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Kickoff – FIRST Power Up – January 6, 2018
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