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EricH 13-04-2008 20:18
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Originally Posted by jayjaywalker3 (Post 736216)
Where did the V come from? What was the argument like though and what were the two sides?
If there's an argument that splits the team, you don't ask what it was like/about and what the sides were. That's asking for trouble. Let the fact that it was an argument suffice.

Alexa Stott 13-04-2008 20:25
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Originally Posted by jayjaywalker3 (Post 736216)
Where did the V come from? What was the argument like though and what were the two sides?
RV-Rancocas Valley

I believe he explained what he heard the argument was over earlier in this thread.

Big Kid 13-04-2008 20:28
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Originally Posted by jayjaywalker3 (Post 736216)
Where did the V come from? What was the argument like though and what were the two sides?
oops I forgot the Valley in the name, hehe. its Rancocas Valley Regional High School. And I believe it my mentor wanted the students to build the whole robot themselves and the RV mentor wanted the students only to assemble the pieces and the mentors make the parts, tomorrow i'll see my mentor (he's also my shop teacher) and I'll ask him again. but I believe it was that. at least what I recall.

jayjaywalker3 13-04-2008 20:31
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Originally Posted by EricH (Post 736218)
If there's an argument that splits the team, you don't ask what it was like/about and what the sides were. That's asking for trouble. Let the fact that it was an argument suffice.
Well I was interested in the topic of the argument itself and what the sides could be exactly. I guess there is a thread somewhere on Chief Delphi with those with both views posting in them.

EricH 13-04-2008 20:42
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Originally Posted by jayjaywalker3 (Post 736236)
Well I was interested in the topic of the argument itself and what the sides could be exactly. I guess there is a thread somewhere on Chief Delphi with those with both views posting in them.
Normally, that's the kind of thing that you a) don't want to know or b) would drag you in. You get me? There are MANY threads here on that very topic, yes (seeing as it has been released), but 90% + have been locked because tempers flared. That's another reason not to get involved if you don't have to--innocent bystander gets hit kind of thing.

Big Kid 13-04-2008 20:56
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In this case it wasnt much of a temper flare thing, they just split and really if it was its long gone this happened after the 2001 season but yeah lets keep it at what Eric said.

vivek16 13-04-2008 21:06
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Some splits also happen because the team gets too big for all the kids. A few schools have a boys team and a girls team.

-Vivek

ChrisR_522 14-04-2008 17:25
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Originally Posted by jayjaywalker3 (Post 736190)
What are some reasons as to why teams split? I know team 375 split and formed team 522 because the school split or something.
Eh, Actually. 375 (Staten Island Technical High School) and 522 (McKee High School) have never had any "robotic" affiliation. You're probably thinking of 371 (Curtis High School). Back in the day it was Curtis and McKee under 371, the team went by the name of "CMOS". A few years later, the RoboWizards came to be under team number 522. By the way, all of the teams mentioned are in Staten Island, NY. :D

jayjaywalker3 14-04-2008 18:11
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Originally Posted by ChrisR_522 (Post 736788)
Eh, Actually. 375 (Staten Island Technical High School) and 522 (McKee High School) have never had any "robotic" affiliation. You're probably thinking of 371 (Curtis High School). Back in the day it was Curtis and McKee under 371, the team went by the name of "CMOS". A few years later, the RoboWizards came to be under team number 522. By the way, all of the teams mentioned are in Staten Island, NY. :D
I guess I misunderstood. Last year when I visited your lab I asked about mckee's affiliation with Staten Island tech (because of PSAL and MSIT) and I guess I misunderstood. He did tell me that the two schools used to be one school though and thats why you share sports teams.

Danny McC 14-04-2008 18:17
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ooo nick causing all this talk. The past is the past. The two teams splits and nothing can be done about that. No bad blood between us. Our Advisors are actually good friends with some of their mentors and advisors. And the only reason there was a split was because our Advisors did not like the way the team was being run.

Big Kid 14-04-2008 22:15
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Originally Posted by Danny McC (Post 736865)
ooo nick causing all this talk. The past is the past. The two teams splits and nothing can be done about that. No bad blood between us. Our Advisors are actually good friends with some of their mentors and advisors. And the only reason there was a split was because our Advisors did not like the way the team was being run.
HEy I tried ending it.


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