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Originally posted by Nate Smith
I have a feeling that there is no real difference between a team "party" and a team "social," it may just be that some of the local committees responsible for each event are using the new terminology, and some are using the older terminology.
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There may be slight differences, e.g. food, music (if any music at all), atmosphere, etc. since the announced financial situations FIRST mentioned in relation to certain regionals. My guess is the "parties" are the complete deal, where sponsors are willing to put forth a little more, whereas "socials" are the more streamlined events, parhaps lacking a few things.
GP makes us all on one and the same team. They understand that in order for any of us to succeed, we need to help out where we can. It is why you will see so many other teams helping a team with a failing robot, buggy software, team strategy, etc. - Al Skierkiewicz [more] 
07-02-2003, 21:12
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