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 I've completely figured [the hint] out:
Robots will have to move around, and also displace objects in order to score points.
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15-11-2001, 21:52
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HEY SCOTT!
VT is a good school. All of the VA schools are expensive if you have to pay out of state tuition. I would suggest just about any school in North Carolina. Most all of them have good med programs and I'm sure they would include the major you are looking for. UNC, Wake Forrest, and Duke, just to name a few, are all really good schools. I also think you may want to check into the University of Kentucky. I was recently there in their hospital and it looked good to me. I hope this helps and isnt too boring or useless.
Last edited by Carolyn Duncan : 15-11-2001 at 21:55. 
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