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29-01-2005, 13:49
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Re: How do you find time for sports and robots?
For me right now it is...
-Science Olympiad projects -7 honors classes -Work -Skiing (club) -Fall and spring I manage a portfolio of stocks in a national competition. -Spring I play laccrosse because it is not school affiliated. The baseball coaches didn't like the time that I missed, so I dropped it for a new less committed sport. -And the most Important...ROBOTICS I dunno who said it... but "No one has more time than anyone else" You have to manage in your priorities. -Henry 
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