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samlan16 wrote:

cemsc10 wrote:What are grads even supposed to do after graduation without scioly???

Try to be good lab assistants, put out decent undergrad research, host well-run tournaments, and coach Div A, B, or C, but mostly feel bad.

Fixed.

Unome wrote:

samlan16 wrote:

cemsc10 wrote:What are grads even supposed to do after graduation without scioly???

Try to be good lab assistants, put out decent undergrad research, host well-run tournaments, and coach Div A, B, or C, but mostly feel bad.

Fixed.

Do we not remember the events of November?

samlan16 wrote:

Unome wrote:

samlan16 wrote: Try to be good lab assistants, put out decent undergrad research, host well-run tournaments, and coach Div A, B, or C, but mostly feel bad.

Fixed.

Do we not remember the events of November?

Point taken, but the majority of alumni-run tournaments are very well run (e.g. MIT, Caltech, Yale, Cornell, Valpo, probably more that I don't know about).

Good day to you all. Anyone know what's replacing Kinetics next year for Chem Lab? Trying to possibly get a friend or two started early.

Can't find any consistent cycle for that event's topics.

It seems bernard posted that the tentative focus for Chem Lab is thermodynamics and gas laws.

It's already been somewhat discussed in this thread, but why is fossils rotating out? Why would the committee change that? it's been a consistent three year rotation for a while and I am determined to keep my trilobites and corals in rotation for as long as possible.
If anyone has committee contact info that would be great.

What event is replacing Geologic Mapping?

CTMSRoadScholarKING wrote:What event is replacing Geologic Mapping?

Remote Sensing.

I heard Time to Fly is a trial event this year. If it is around next year, I am going to do it so well! It also looks like a very easy event, you just have to memorize a ton of FAA regulations and things like that.

Entomology wrote:It's already been somewhat discussed in this thread, but why is fossils rotating out? Why would the committee change that? it's been a consistent three year rotation for a while and I am determined to keep my trilobites and corals in rotation for as long as possible.
If anyone has committee contact info that would be great.

It's not in my committee, but I'm pretty sure the reason for the switch is to get Fossils / Rocks on the standard 2 year rotation schedule that virtually all the other events follow. They were a bit of an anomaly, which the committee is correcting.