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[ciaoossu]

gamers. who has an ig because i apparently can’t harass people on the forum and friends are cool

[raytay]

Y'all y'all y'all y'all y'all
Diablo IV was recently announced and I am soooooo excited (also for Cyberpunk 2077)

[Blank25]

gamers. who has an ig because i apparently can’t harass people on the forum and friends are cool

I have an ig but I don't feel like becoming friends with random people on the internet

[DatSciolyBoi]

gamers. who has an ig because i apparently can’t harass people on the forum and friends are cool

Imagine joining yesterday and immediately asking for random people's ig.

Ps. at least spend a few months "getting to know" these people

Pps. Or meet them at nats, that's another way i guess

[DatSciolyBoi]

There's the Troy Tech program and then there's the regular school program. The Troy Tech Program is usually why people leave their schools to attend Troy, and it's the best excuse for a Inter-District Transfer. You need to test to get into Troy Tech, but you don't have to test to get into the regular school as long as you live nearby (In the same district).

Well, yeah, I knew about TT, but I had assumed that most of the classes you'd be taking would be classes with TT people.
Stress makes one's mind come to strange conclusions. (That stress is now largely gone, which is nice. It's quite sinusoidal.)

I would, but apparently the algebra 2 honors class is hella hard even though it's teaching the same thing. Looks like I made a good choice tho, I'm actually maintaining a A while my friends in honors are struggling to keep B's

[Umaroth]

There's the Troy Tech program and then there's the regular school program. The Troy Tech Program is usually why people leave their schools to attend Troy, and it's the best excuse for a Inter-District Transfer. You need to test to get into Troy Tech, but you don't have to test to get into the regular school as long as you live nearby (In the same district).

Well, yeah, I knew about TT, but I had assumed that most of the classes you'd be taking would be classes with TT people.
Stress makes one's mind come to strange conclusions. (That stress is now largely gone, which is nice. It's quite sinusoidal.)

I would, but apparently the algebra 2 honors class is hella hard even though it's teaching the same thing. Looks like I made a good choice tho, I'm actually maintaining a A while my friends in honors are struggling to keep B's

Rogers' class is 100% worth, that man is amazing.

[Blank25]

I'm bored
http://bit.ly/4kb77v

[EastStroudsburg13]

You may have guessed based on my recent activity patterns, but effective this season, I have retired from active admin duties for the most part. I'll be helping behind the scenes on an as-needed basis, but I've always been more of a PR admin than a server admin, and the site is in very capable hands with bernard and cat, as well as the rest of our great staff. I'm excited to see where they can take the site, and for any new staff additions they may find.

I've been involved in the SO community for a while, and I've witnessed a lot of growth in this site as well. It's been an immense pleasure and honor having a part in that development, and while I've definitely made my share of mistakes, I've always tried to do what I thought would help not only Scioly.org the site, but the Science Olympiad community at large, and I hope that I've found at least a little bit of success in that. I'm not swearing off Science Olympiad completely: I'll still make appearances on the forum and IRC, and I'll continue to be involved with tournaments here and there, so I'm not disappearing for good. However, it's always been my belief that this site should largely be driven by its users, and it's been some time since I've been a competitor, and the SO landscape has changed quite a bit since then. I'll always have some beliefs (I'm never really going to like private resource trading ), but the site should do its best to serve the needs of its users and community, and I think it's time to pass that on to the younger userbase.

So long, and thanks for all the Future Dictator titles!

-East

[hmmma]

You may have guessed based on my recent activity patterns, but effective this season, I have retired from active admin duties for the most part. I'll be helping behind the scenes on an as-needed basis, but I've always been more of a PR admin than a server admin, and the site is in very capable hands with bernard and cat, as well as the rest of our great staff. I'm excited to see where they can take the site, and for any new staff additions they may find.

I've been involved in the SO community for a while, and I've witnessed a lot of growth in this site as well. It's been an immense pleasure and honor having a part in that development, and while I've definitely made my share of mistakes, I've always tried to do what I thought would help not only Scioly.org the site, but the Science Olympiad community at large, and I hope that I've found at least a little bit of success in that. I'm not swearing off Science Olympiad completely: I'll still make appearances on the forum and IRC, and I'll continue to be involved with tournaments here and there, so I'm not disappearing for good. However, it's always been my belief that this site should largely be driven by its users, and it's been some time since I've been a competitor, and the SO landscape has changed quite a bit since then. I'll always have some beliefs (I'm never really going to like private resource trading ), but the site should do its best to serve the needs of its users and community, and I think it's time to pass that on to the younger userbase.

So long, and thanks for all the Future Dictator titles!

-East

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[gz839918]

You may have guessed based on my recent activity patterns, but effective this season, I have retired from active admin duties for the most part. I'll be helping behind the scenes on an as-needed basis, but I've always been more of a PR admin than a server admin, and the site is in very capable hands with bernard and cat, as well as the rest of our great staff. I'm excited to see where they can take the site, and for any new staff additions they may find.

I've been involved in the SO community for a while, and I've witnessed a lot of growth in this site as well. It's been an immense pleasure and honor having a part in that development, and while I've definitely made my share of mistakes, I've always tried to do what I thought would help not only Scioly.org the site, but the Science Olympiad community at large, and I hope that I've found at least a little bit of success in that. I'm not swearing off Science Olympiad completely: I'll still make appearances on the forum and IRC, and I'll continue to be involved with tournaments here and there, so I'm not disappearing for good. However, it's always been my belief that this site should largely be driven by its users, and it's been some time since I've been a competitor, and the SO landscape has changed quite a bit since then. I'll always have some beliefs (I'm never really going to like private resource trading ), but the site should do its best to serve the needs of its users and community, and I think it's time to pass that on to the younger userbase.

So long, and thanks for all the Future Dictator titles!

-East

Thanks East for being a member of our community!! You've been an inspiration to me before I even had an account as you were always around to post thorough nationals predictions and lend a hand to everybody. Also, this is really late, but I hope you had a wonderful birthday!