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Is it against the rules/ a deduction to write everything double spaced and have a second person go in and add things in if they have enough time?

I don't really see how that would work, unless I'm misunderstanding you. If you only did half of the write-up, and then put back in at the end what you have time to do? If that's what you mean then no, don't do that. Just practice a bunch of times with a time limit. That will force you to work more quickly and get everything done.

I understand what your saying I don't see why it would be illegal...

i don't think it would be illegal...we have designated writing parts for each student in the event, and we always check each other's work and everything, so i don't see why you couldn't do that...

So... For this event, we technically don't have to study?

Well, you need to go over it at least once so that you practice coming up with an experiment and going through the scientific method, following the rubric on the rules.

2win wrote:So... For this event, we technically don't have to study?

*sigh* life doesnt come that easily, I'm afraid

but this event is my specialty; I've done several practice ones and only on one have I gotten stuck with "scientist's block"

AsllaPiscu wrote:

2win wrote:So... For this event, we technically don't have to study?

*sigh* life doesnt come that easily, I'm afraid

but this event is my specialty; I've done several practice ones and only on one have I gotten stuck with "scientist's block"

whatever. dont talk to me!!!!
To other viewers: Please do not pay any attention to what I just wrote, we just know each other from school.

deal: you study like heck for environmental chem and I'll practice, like heck, for experimental desgn.

kk?

AsllaPiscu wrote: deal: you study like heck for environmental chem and I'll practice, like heck, for experimental desgn.

kk?

WHAT DID I SAY?!
but fine.