Envee wins Bench Top Innovations annual bake-off
By Ava Humphries | Yesterday“We had one goal and we completed it,” Envee co-founder and senior Trey Creamer said.
“We had one goal and we completed it,” Envee co-founder and senior Trey Creamer said.
“I am personally wondering if there was a complaint about the posters, and that’s why the school reacted so quickly,” Softić said. “I’ve had posters up on campus before, and I’ve never heard of this policy.”
“Season's not done yet, we got a lot more to work for,” Stocklinski said.
It was never a runaway on UR’s part by any means, as the Spiders trailed at halftime and had to fight their way past the Black Bears in the second half.
“We had one goal and we completed it,” Envee co-founder and senior Trey Creamer said.
“We′re committed to helping students figure out what the future looks like, right? And I think that one of the things we hear from students is that they want to be prepared for a workforce that expects a certain level of AI literacy."
“Season's not done yet, we got a lot more to work for,” Stocklinski said.
It was never a runaway on UR’s part by any means, as the Spiders trailed at halftime and had to fight their way past the Black Bears in the second half.
“I’m a senior, and I feel like since freshman year for me […] it’s gotten like a lot more liberal here […] in my political science classes, I am very outnumbered,” senior Maya Marino said.
