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well, i have a DIFFERENT STORY.
Posted by Anton Abaya.

Student on team #419, Rambots, from UMass Boston / BC High and NASA, Mathsoft, Solidworks.

Posted on 4/14/2000 4:44 PM MST


In Reply to: Adjusting to the Transition posted by Andy Grady on 4/14/2000 1:41 PM MST:



I particularly did not feel that welcome at my old team. I felt there was no room to grow and I figured I was not invited to join any longer.

So, I started my own team. I was able to do things I really wanted to do. I was able to make my whole team happy, and I was able to change the ideals of my team because I was their 'team leader.'

I changed many views on my team, Rambots. All seniors are welcome to be part of Rambots if they're in the area. All students can challenge and speak up when they dont like something. All students can show their leadership skills, show their talents, and brag all their talents to everyone on the team. But most of all, I've taught them all the value of learning from one another and from those who have a lot of experience.

A model team i'm trying to form here. I want my team to be happy. Even if I have to sacrifice my happiness for everyone else on it.

Next year will be better. Rambots will prevail.

Anton Abaya
Team Leader / Coach / Crazy Nut
RAMBOTS, #419
UMass Boston / BC High School
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