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Project Hail Mary is the friends we made along the way

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By Audrey Johnson
| The Polytechnic Verified
Project Hail Mary is a movie about having hope when all seems lost and the power of friendship. The film itself is beautiful, both in visuals and sound, but the underlying theme about working together really makes it special and makes you cry. I read Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, the book the movie is based on, a couple of years ago in about a day. It was a Christmas present I finished before I even came home from my relatives’ place.
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RPI SWE hosts Exploring Engineering Day, teaching kids about engineering

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By Audrey Johnson
| The Polytechnic Verified
RPI knows that the curiosity for STEM starts young. A love of learning is created by a good introduction into the subject—and the Society of Women Engineers introduces local kids to engineering through a myriad of hands-on explorations of different engineering concepts. On February 14, the Society of Women Engineers hosted Exploring Engineering Day, a reoccurring event for 20 years now.
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RPI SWE hosts Exploring Engineering Day, teaching kids about engineering

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By Audrey Johnson
| The Polytechnic Verified
RPI knows that the curiosity for STEM starts young. A love of learning is created by a good introduction into the subject—and the Society of Women Engineers introduces local kids to engineering through a myriad of hands-on explorations of different engineering concepts. On February 14, the Society of Women Engineers hosted Exploring Engineering Day, a reoccurring event for 20 years now.
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