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13-05-2008, 18:35
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Re: What does your school think of robotics?
Our school has never been very supportive, and we normally get the "robotics"
 response (especially some of my friends). But we got a new principle this year, and he's more supportive. He even came to VCU. And my soccer team is stilll reeling over the fact that I skipped prom to go to Atlanta, but they're respose is "okay, have fun" (which I did). And anyways, I've always been weird in a nerdy sort of way.
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