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05-08-2001, 19:26
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I've never thought about teams having life spans. I guess I just assumed that teams would go on forever, though I know some certainly haven't for whatever reason. I guess I take it for granted that my team has been lucky to stay a team for five years, even after our main sponsor lost half of it's staff (as well as two-thirds of it's funding that it dedicates to my team and team 179). Well..I guess this post was worthless..I have no clue what sort of a guess to offer besides as long as the students, engineers, and funding exist.
~Angela 
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