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Re: Rutgers is Too Crowded
Posted by nick237 at 03/18/2001 12:05 AM EST


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In Reply to: Rutgers is Too Crowded
Posted by Sean S. on 03/17/2001 5:24 PM EST:



It was the same last year, this year was worse as there were more teams so FIRST didnt learn from last year.
If were invited to attend then there should be room for all. Last year we had to wait hours to get in and even considered sneeking in. A great way to promote public interest.
Our team drove from north west connecticut to view the games and had to wait three hours in a side building prior to getting in, this lack of organization is poor
and needs to be addressed.
nick237


: I don't know what the other regionals were like this weekend, but Rutgers was full of people. Early in the morning on Friday they had to send people in a building next to the one where the competition takes place because of the fire hazard. On Saturday morning there was a line that went halfway down the block by 7:30 to try to get in. What do some of you others think about the situation? Should it be moved to a larger building?

: Sean from Team #11 (M.O.R.T.)


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