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pikachu4919 wrote:Big news: the grad volunteers have finally found out what events they're helping out with! The list has been updated accordingly.

Nooooooo you're not doing thermo This might be the saddest day of my life.

Bread wrote:

pikachu4919 wrote:Big news: the grad volunteers have finally found out what events they're helping out with! The list has been updated accordingly.

Nooooooo you're not doing thermo This might be the saddest day of my life.

Awwwwww....I'm touched :') alas, Forensics is my element, but it has been a true pleasure to serve you in thermo for the past ...two years? right?

I'll for sure be at the swap meet and awards if you wanna say hi tho!

pikachu4919 wrote:

Bread wrote:

pikachu4919 wrote:Big news: the grad volunteers have finally found out what events they're helping out with! The list has been updated accordingly.

Nooooooo you're not doing thermo This might be the saddest day of my life.

Awwwwww....I'm touched :') alas, Forensics is my element, but it has been a true pleasure to serve you in thermo for the past ...two years? right?

I'll for sure be at the swap meet and awards if you wanna say hi tho!

I guess it has been two years sorta. I'll probably say hi with some friends during the swap meet. Also, whoever is running thermo better do it well, considering everyone who wasn't named pika who has done thermo hasn't done the best job (although I've only been to 6 competitions with thermo and half of them had pika).

Also, why are so many doing C events? 10/12 are doing C events which is a bit disappointing.

Bread wrote: Also, why are so many doing C events? 10/12 are doing C events which is a bit disappointing.

Probably because the grads were most recently in div c

Division C
Carmel, Indiana
Codebusters, Dynamic Planet, Geologic Mapping, WIDI

woah does this mean ill see east during density?

Division B, Orlando Science School, Florida: Meteorology, Dynamic Planet, and Solar System

Division C; Boca Raton Community High School; Florida; Chemistry Lab, Experimental Design, Fermi Questions, and Protein Modeling.

pb5754[] wrote:

Bread wrote: Also, why are so many doing C events? 10/12 are doing C events which is a bit disappointing.

Probably because the grads were most recently in div c

There are plenty that are also assigned to Div B, my guess is that it probably just happens to be that many of the users on the list are assigned to Div C. It seems skewed but in the grand scheme of all the volunteers it isn't really.

coopsadoodles wrote:woah does this mean ill see east during density?

Unless I am hidden away grading in some secluded location, then yes, most likely.

pikachu4919 wrote:

pb5754[] wrote:

Bread wrote: Also, why are so many doing C events? 10/12 are doing C events which is a bit disappointing.

Probably because the grads were most recently in div c

There are plenty that are also assigned to Div B, my guess is that it probably just happens to be that many of the users on the list are assigned to Div C. It seems skewed but in the grand scheme of all the volunteers it isn't really.

It's also a little skewed because some grads are affiliated with the event supervisors already, who arranged to have specific volunteers. Those supervisors just tended to be for C Division events.