The three-hour event featured plenty of games and activities to get attendees interested in robotics, engineering and other technical fields. By: Daimler Koch and Eva Larrabee, Staff Writers Pi Day held at Monarch Hall on Mar. 10. Valley College and local high school students were among the attendees. More than 30 tables were set up from different businesses and clubs. (Angel Rangel for the Valley Star) Pizzas, toy car races and quantum computing formed an unlikely trio at Va

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