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Unread 01-12-2002, 15:45
Ashley Weed Ashley Weed is offline
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well.... my first two years.... basically you did very little... the veterans were sorta 'in charge', and you respected them. If you were well behaved, not abnoxius, and showed interest you were fine. Only Seniors were on the floor team... my freshman year, if you looked at the robot, you better start running before the driver even saw you. Only upperclassmen, mostly Seniors, were aloud to stay overnight to help.

last year, we didn't have 'seniority' on the team... a lot of people sat around socializing all of the time. A few of us (3) worked mad hours 400+, and attended all sponsor and community events. However, underclassmen who didn't do anything during the first five weeks, decided they wanted to stay overnight with us (all they did was play games, then get in the way).

so far this year, it looks like a repeat of last year. We had a lot of people show up for team building. It was supposed to be mandatory, and if you didn't show up then you couldn't be on the team. Well, at the meeting after that, we had like 6 more people show up who wanted to join. Some students on the team (veterans) and some of the newbies enjoy harrassing the floor team, and tell us that they are going to take our jobs. They also think that they could do a better job than us (see my sig banner for all that our floor team accomplished).

.... hoping that time speeds up.....
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