The "fix-it window"? Jolly good show -or- is 23 cups of coffee/day really excessive?

[jgannon]

Originally Posted by Anchi

ah, rock on, i say we switch nasa's and the military's funding eh? im sure we woudl all love that.

No, not all of us.
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[Carol]

Another thought about the Fix-it Window. What about those teams that don't meet right after school, but in the evenings? We meet on Mondays starting at 5:30; if the window closes at 5:00 on Mondays then we miss a whole day of working. Is the rule forcing these teams to change their schedules, even though the students have arranged their lives around the 5:30-8:30 time? What about the non-teacher mentors who don't get off of work until 5:00? Are they banned from working on those Mondays?

[unapiedra]

Originally Posted by Carol

Another thought about the Fix-it Window. What about those teams that don't meet right after school, but in the evenings? We meet on Mondays starting at 5:30; if the window closes at 5:00 on Mondays then we miss a whole day of working. Is the rule forcing these teams to change their schedules, even though the students have arranged their lives around the 5:30-8:30 time? What about the non-teacher mentors who don't get off of work until 5:00? Are they banned from working on those Mondays?

You work only 3 hours a day??

[Carol]

Originally Posted by unapiedra

You work only 3 hours a day??

Well, officially, but depending on what's going on certain people and subteams stay later. Particularly right before certain key events like shipping....

[Roland]

Originally Posted by Carol

Well, officially, but depending on what's going on certain people and subteams stay later. Particularly right before certain key events like shipping....

miracle of engineering, indeed