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26-08-2003, 10:28
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It's FIRST, not USFIRST, as shown here (FIRST's own material), Here, FIRST's official FAQ sheet , and here - in Dean's FIRST bio
This is a good discussion. I agree that a team should be protective and take a solid stance to put student's safety ahead of the rights of a convicted criminal. Difficult choices may need to be made, and they should fall on the side to protect the students. From what I hear, FIRST will be requiring some sort of mentor screening in the upcoming year. I am not sure how they are planning on doing it, but notice Here that they have already started this in FIRST LEGO League. Andy B. 
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