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"You can't spell manslaughter without laughter."

We have had our share of fights, knives, water line problems, etc., but this is the weirdest thing I can think of: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... =101466661

That's happening in JTL now that it's a competitive team. However, the high school team is the opposite (we're not competitive at all) so there's no drive to "live up to" previous teams. They don't feel like they have to do any work because no one cares if they do badly. For a history of the team ...

I think that it's sort of the case at our high school. People just have other commitments, including school, and they just care about them more. And that's fine because SO is an extra-curricular. It's really amazing how much time commitment for the entire team can affect whether you trophy at ...

Opposite occurs here. I think it's because there's so many more stuff that have more success than SO and a lot of people don't want to (or can't) put in the time required to succeed. But with JTL doing well, I'm hoping that carries over to the high school and we can reach states.

It could also be ...

Oh, trust me, it's not the easiest thing in the world. We got 14th, which isn't too bad when you think that we only had 2 people and we were both freshmen.

Well it isn't bad but it would have helped and made it easier if we had and extra person who could help with the writing or experiment ...