Andy Chen - Revision history

Darth Wombat: no, dude, not NPOV, there's an indent thingy that makes it blatantly seperate from the rest of the article. I think NPOV is redundant here.

2010-06-18T02:44:29Z

no, dude, not NPOV, there's an indent thingy that makes it blatantly seperate from the rest of the article. I think NPOV is redundant here.

Q-Cumber: simple stuff Samule

2010-06-18T00:52:57Z

simple stuff Samule

Darth Wombat: gah, I forget the WikiCode for treating a section as a document and giving it nice indenting and a border.

2010-06-17T05:48:18Z

gah, I forget the WikiCode for treating a section as a document and giving it nice indenting and a border.

Darth Wombat: created page, mostly about the values of UTSDC

2010-06-13T03:05:23Z

created page, mostly about the values of UTSDC

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'''Andy Chen''' is an example of the value of [[Spacesim]]'s attendance at [[UTSDC]]. He graduated from Richmond Hill High School in Toronto in 2009, after meeting Spacesim members at UTSDC. He later formed a short-lived spacesim at his high school; this is a lesson in the reasons that we should always attend UTSDC.

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 ==Exchange==
 This bio was written by Chen during [[2008-09]]:
 "Andy Chen is this year's exchange astronaut from the Richmond Hill High School Aeronautics and Space Association (based in Richmond Hill, north of Toronto). Born in China, he has spent high school in Richmond Hill. He has extensive interests in mathematics, physics, software development, and sports. He aspires to be a real astronaut and a test pilot for high-performance aircraft. His first dream is to popularize space exploration among Canadian high schools.
 Unfortunately, due to complications involving school board approval, Mr. Chen was unable to attend this year's mission."

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 '''Andy Chen''' is an example of the value of [[Spacesim]]'s attendance at [[UTSDC]]. He graduated from Richmond Hill High School in Toronto in 2009, after meeting Spacesim members at UTSDC. He later attempted to form what was a short-lived spacesim at his high school; this is a lesson in the reasons that we should always attend UTSDC.
 ==Exchange==
-This bio was given to Chen during 2008-09:
+This bio was written by Chen during [[2008-09]]:
+{{doc}}
 "Andy Chen is this year's exchange astronaut from the Richmond Hill High School Aeronautics and Space Association (based in Richmond Hill, north of Toronto). Born in China, he has spent high school in Richmond Hill. He has extensive interests in mathematics, physics, software development, and sports. He aspires to be a real astronaut and a test pilot for high-performance aircraft. His first dream is to popularize space exploration among Canadian high schools.
 Unfortunately, due to complications involving school board approval, Mr. Chen was unable to attend this year's mission."

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−	'''Andy Chen''' is an example of the value of [[Spacesim]]'s attendance at [[UTSDC]]. He graduated from Richmond Hill High School in Toronto in 2009, after meeting Spacesim members at UTSDC. He later ~~formed~~ a short-lived spacesim at his high school; this is a lesson in the reasons that we should always attend UTSDC.	+	'''Andy Chen''' is an example of the value of [[Spacesim]]'s attendance at [[UTSDC]]. He graduated from Richmond Hill High School in Toronto in 2009, after meeting Spacesim members at UTSDC. He later attempted to form what was a short-lived spacesim at his high school; this is a lesson in the reasons that we should always attend UTSDC.
		+	==Exchange==
		+	This bio was given to Chen during 2008-09:
		+
		+	"Andy Chen is this year's exchange astronaut from the Richmond Hill High School Aeronautics and Space Association (based in Richmond Hill, north of Toronto). Born in China, he has spent high school in Richmond Hill. He has extensive interests in mathematics, physics, software development, and sports. He aspires to be a real astronaut and a test pilot for high-performance aircraft. His first dream is to popularize space exploration among Canadian high schools.
		+	Unfortunately, due to complications involving school board approval, Mr. Chen was unable to attend this year's mission."