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 ====== Project Phoenix ======
-Greetings and welcome to the Project Phoenix Wiki.  Here you'll find the latest updates on the Arcadia High School Robotics Club.  It is also a place for us to take our notes, make our revisions, and collaborate on new projects.
+Greetings and welcome to the Project Phoenix Wiki.  Here you'll find a place for us to take our notes, make our revisions, and collaborate on new projects.
+===== Sections =====
+  * [[cst|Computer Systems Technology]]
+  * [[AV Club|AV Club]]
+  * [[https://cloudprint.makerbot.com/workspace/1de4be19-8310-488c-b403-1d2511c786ea/printers|AHS MakerBot Printing Farm]]
+===== Projects =====
+  * [[BadgerSlideshow|BadgerSlideshow]]
+  * [[ARSandbox|ARSandbox]]
+  * [[AuditoriumSoundSystem|Auditorium Sound System]]
+===== 2020-2021 =====
+  * [[ServerAdministration|ServerAdministration]]
 ===== 2020-2021 =====
+  * [[students|Students]]
   * [[spotMicro|spotMicro]]
   * [[TreadedTank|TreadedTank]]
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 ===== 2019-2020 =====
-Need to rebuild this section. (Data loss).
 ==== Mask Making ====
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 **2017.08.21**
-[[http://www.starhustler.com/|Greetings greetings fellow star gazers]]!  Today is a very special day!  In band class a few years ago, our normal music lesson was derailed by talk of astronomy.  I remember we talked about constellations, meteor showers, and finally lunar and solar eclipses.  I asked google when the next solar eclipse was, and the computer replied the "next solar eclipse viewable in your area will occur on August 21, 2017".  I promptly asked google to remind me to "look at the sun" on that day.  Well, the day is here!
+[[https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/jack-horkheimer-passes-away-at-72/|Greetings greetings fellow star gazers]]!  Today is a very special day!  In band class a few years ago, our normal music lesson was derailed by talk of astronomy.  I remember we talked about constellations, meteor showers, and finally lunar and solar eclipses.  I asked google when the next solar eclipse was, and the computer replied the "next solar eclipse viewable in your area will occur on August 21, 2017".  I promptly asked google to remind me to "look at the sun" on that day.  Well, the day is here!
 At [[http://time.com/4882923/total-solar-eclipse-map-places-view/|time.com]], you can enter your zip code to see a simulation of what the eclipse might look like in your area.  For Virginians, the show starts around 1:00 this afternoon.

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