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Originally Posted by Blue_Mist
The key resides in finding a happy balance between school and robotics. When in doubt, ask what you want to do for the rest of your life.  Or try, anyway (I think I have it...) |
The happy balance between school and robotics is 0% school and 100% robotics
Unfortunately that particular equilibrium comes with a few downsides, namely not graduating high school. Nonetheless, I am convinced that with enough brainstorming we can surmount this difficulty. As for your second statement, how many people of high school age really do know what they want to do for the rest of their life? Not many, I'd think, and certainly not me.
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Originally Posted by vivek16
as of know I do a lot of work for the team. I call most of the meetings and I am a sophomore. I figure I/we have another three years to set up a team organization and make sure it doesnt stop as soon as our current sophomore year graduates. We do have a promising group of rookies (I hope) of maybe ten people currently and are hoping to recruit some more.
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Vivek, it's funny you should say this because that's pretty much the same situation our team is in, except just replace "sophomore" with "junior", "three years" with "a year and a half" and "ten people" with "five people". We're all wondering whether there will still be a Team 766 in 2009 after most of the current members have graduated.