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Is the Chairman's Award fixed? I believe so, YES
Posted by Hector.

Other on team none from none.

Posted on 8/3/2000 8:50 AM MST


In Reply to: Re: Is the Chairman's Award fixed? I believe so, OFFENDED posted by Michael Martus on 8/2/2000 3:28 PM MST:



First of all I want to comment on the chairman's award, which I also think could be somewhat dominated. I believe that the teams with the big bucks have more resources and time to be able to do the extra things to brown nose first. The smaller teams that are working just as hard and just as many hours to do the great things for this program are being shafted. Maybe a way the chairman's award should be done is to have a chairman's award for the big boys and then another one for those of us less equipped with the resources it takes to be a chairman’s finalist. As far as being able to come up with ideas for such things as lights like you guys did (By the way those things could have been designed to be much more convenient) how come its only the people with lots of money and time that get to come up with things of that importance? I do have to say that things need to be analyzed and something should be done for next year!

THANKS
NANCEY



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