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Team Bonding
Need help with team bonding...Okay, I'm noticing on my team that some newbies are getting left out and the returning members tend to clump, it seems that they want to keep to themselves. I did talk to them. I tried multiple speeches. But nothing is working. I can actually pinpoint it to one person, but I don't want to be confrontational to them. The person, who is a very valuable part on the team, assembles a small group around them and ignores most of the newbies and that get me really upset as the student leaders. How to approach this situation?
I did try game nights and similar things, our school is not allowing a lockin (we have both genders on the team). The problem still persists. 
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