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A New team in 2004
I graduated Last year from My high School ... i was involved with there Robotics team... and this year i Came back to Mentor for them (Bagel Bytes 702)
anyways after this season i was considering starting my own team composed of College Level Members at my college If anyone as ever done this before of starting a team at a college or university... would anyone give me input on this maybe tips, hints, warnings, and options, or even wut i should so get started... Thank you for any Input -Oscar-  Last edited by SpaceOsc : 15-02-2003 at 06:22. 
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