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Re: student leaders in a team...
Posted by mike oleary at 04/25/2001 4:07 PM EST


Student on team #419, rambots, from bc high and sponsors are overrated..go pocket-change robots!!!.


In Reply to: Re: student leaders in a team...
Posted by Hymnson (Captain) on 04/24/2001 3:28 PM EST:



hymson i just wanted to say i and i guess ill be seing you when you get back from youre power trip, mr CO-captain
ps the co in co-captain...know that it stands for? just in case you dont it stands for cooperative...as in cooperative captain...thus by definition two co-captains are equal. interesting side note to that: coopatition is one of FIRSTs big things...
pps it is impossible to have a vice co-captain...think about it: vice means secondarym co-captain means dual captainship (tri-captains are the same thing with 3 people...you dont have bi-captains, however, you have co-captains)...how can you possibly have a secondary dual captain? its a contradiction in terms
mike whos looking out for our struggling team

: Well I'm the Captain of our team but I also have a co-captain. We chose captains during a (mandatory) meeting and all team members nominated leaders and then we all voted for a Captain. And the person with the second most votes because (vice) Co-Captain. I dunno if thats how other teams do it, but it works! Good luck!


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