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03-07-2008, 19:03
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Re: Question: Team practices to promote/support academics
Generally,
We feel that is the students' responsibilities to keep up with their grades and academics. If a student cannot attend a meeting due to academic commitment, it is fine. If a student in question has below a "C" in any of their classes, they are not allowed to attend meeting until that grade is brought up. That is not only a club rule, but a school rule. 
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