Thread: Honesty & GP are the foundation of FIRST
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I am sorry.
Posted by Ken Leung at 2/1/2001 7:41 PM EST


Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M. Gunn Senior High School.


In Reply to: Honesty & GP are the foundation of FIRST
Posted by Raul on 2/1/2001 1:18 PM EST:



You are totally right in this. Just because other people aren’t looking doesn’t mean we can do something against rules. Not only is that unfair to other teams who follow the rules, but it make us less of ourselves. I admit I had such an attitude before; fortunately my teammates corrected me from the mistake (and Raul’s strong message). But now it seems the same attitude shows up in my post again, and that is inexcusable. No matter what my intension was, I shouldn’t have mention about how judges inspect, because that, in some way, is already hinting about going around the inspection. I promise to rid the attitude from now on, and focus on Honesty and Gracious Professionalism. I apologize for any mis-leading from my responds, and I will follow the rules all the way (that is if I can memorize all of them).

It’s funny how I want to apologize for my action these days… maybe I ought to think twice before I do anything. (Measure twice, cut once? I wish I learned to do that…)

-Ken Leung



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