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17-04-2007, 11:07
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Re: College Level FIRST
I've said this before, as have many others, but college FIRST is a bad idea.
You're going to take college students who are mentoring FRC teams, or might be mentoring FRC teams away and give them their own competition. There is no advantage to this. The point of the competition is to inspire, and college students have already been inspired. If they have not, they probably won't take part in the competition anyways. The only thing it'd be doing would be to let college students relive the glory days of driving robots. 
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