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 All the same lessons that can be learned or taught with custom drive trains can also be learned or taught with custom manipulators and scoring mechanisms, and the latter is far more likely to set your team apart in the competition. - Jared Russell [more] |
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21-05-2003, 13:38
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We give out letters to our rookie members. In order to recieve your varsity letter you must participate during the off season with community service and fundraising and have relatively good attendance at the meetings. If you past the offseason requirements, you are allowed to participate in build. Once again you must regularly attend the meeting and contribute quality work. Finally, participation during build season determines participation at competition. If you pass all three stages and you maintain a 3.0 GPA, you earn your letter. Keith, if you'd like a more detailed list of requirments, chack out what our letter looks like, or would like to talk to me more about it, e-mail me.
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