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28-01-2005, 22:00
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Re: How do you find time for sports and robots?
Fortunately soccer was in the fall, but I did miss a few of the fall meetings...i'd come walking in to the once a week meetings starting in november and december and people would be like "Who are you? Who who?"
 I had a friend who was on the swim team try to do robotics one year and there was no way he could do both.. 
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