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 One wondered why they couldn't practice in the gym that day - because the robotics team had it reserved was the answer. "Oh, we have a robotics team?"
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14-06-2006, 18:17
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Re: Team Project: New Years Eve Ball Drop
That's a great idea! I would definitely be interested in doing this. Any documentation would be great so that I could present it to my team.
Thanks, Robert 
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