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13-02-2003, 22:31
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I don't think a consensus on this matter will ever be reached.
Teams that are student built say "Student Built, Student Pride, Student Inspired, Student Performed" Engineer built teams say "It doesn't matter who builds, they love winning, Student Inspired, Student Performed" I see very little variations of the above, unless there are rule changes (which there won't be, too hard to govern) there will never be a consensus on the matter. 
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