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New Member Motivation
Hello CD,
Our team is having a bit of a problem. Our new members are not motivated to learn about robotics and they basically don't want to do anything robotics related. We have tried playing videos of our team performing in competition, first promos, all of that stuff. We have even let them drive the robot, build mini robot kits but they just dont want to learn. Any Suggestions as to what we should do at this point. I think some of them just come to the meetings to play ps2 and computer games. 
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