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Re: FIRST and TSA

What part of the bylaws are you referring to?

It's true that TSA is more business oriented. Events at conferences are much more decentralized than FIRST competitions, but there are business meetings where everyone has to wear business attire. Events involving interviews and presentations also require business attire, but people can wear casual clothing in events involving construction and while not in an event.

I think TSA is less technically involved than FIRST, but it's more general and one student can easily focus on multiple areas.
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