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BEAT THE CURVE ACHIEVEMENT:
Won towers with efficiency score of 647. See Poorly run event stories for details.

Just some of my proudest ones:

EULER ACHIEVEMENT: Take a calculation-based test without a calculator
This is just an alternative event description for Fermi Questions.

BEAT THE CURVE ACHIEVEMENT: Know that you did horribly in an event, but still medal, probably because no one else knew what they were doing either
Remote Sensing at Yale 2017, when we got first place after filling out 50% of the test

HOST ACHIEVEMENT: Win an event with a completely useless partner
I won't name them, but yeah

UNCONTESTED ACHIEVEMENT: Beat the 2nd place team by a ridiculous margin
Princeton Rocks 2018. Since Princeton returns distribution graphs, you can clearly see that there was a space between the first place bracket and the rest of the brackets.

POWER COUPLE AWARD: Medal in an event with your significant other
@knottingpurple

whythelongface wrote: HOST ACHIEVEMENT: Win an event with a completely useless partner
I won't name them, but yeah

sorry

whythescratchyface wrote:

whythelongface wrote: HOST ACHIEVEMENT: Win an event with a completely useless partner
I won't name them, but yeah

sorry

But hey:

whythelongface wrote: UNCONTESTED ACHIEVEMENT: Beat the 2nd place team by a ridiculous margin
Princeton Rocks 2018. Since Princeton returns distribution graphs, you can clearly see that there was a space between the first place bracket and the rest of the brackets.

whythelongface wrote:Just some of my proudest ones:

POWER COUPLE AWARD: Medal in an event with your significant other
@knottingpurple

I see why you told me to read this thread. Hi.

O2 ACHIEVEMENT: Win 2 events with the same partner
HOST ACHIEVEMENT: Win an event with a completely useless partner
UNCONTESTED ACHIEVEMENT: Beat the 2nd place team by a ridiculous margin (regionals)

I just have quick question. Has anyone here gotten higher than 20 medals in one year? (This was in division B, not sure yet if C is more competitive or equal).

thecatgod wrote:I just have quick question. Has anyone here gotten higher than 20 medals in one year? (This was in division B, not sure yet if C is more competitive or equal).

I think I'm at exactly 20 for this year (that's including ribbons, without ribbons will be 16).

Anomaly wrote:

thecatgod wrote:I just have quick question. Has anyone here gotten higher than 20 medals in one year? (This was in division B, not sure yet if C is more competitive or equal).

I think I'm at exactly 20 for this year (that's including ribbons, without ribbons will be 16).

What are ribbons for?

pb5754[] wrote:

Anomaly wrote:

thecatgod wrote:I just have quick question. Has anyone here gotten higher than 20 medals in one year? (This was in division B, not sure yet if C is more competitive or equal).

I think I'm at exactly 20 for this year (that's including ribbons, without ribbons will be 16).

What are ribbons for?

Generally the lower places, so anything below 6th place (7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th)