text: Generic_Name walked with a spring in his step towards the robotics room. When he arrived, he dropped his backpack and went straight to work. He enjoyed building and designing robots and was able to contribute to his team's effort because of his interest. Everyone else on his team had signed up because of their interest as well. As Generic_Name was arranging his tools, Generic_Name walked in behind him with a smile across his face. "Guess what?" Generic_Name asked as he flaunted a folded newspaper in his hand. "What?" Generic_Name replied curiously. "I wrote an article on the importance of student choice in school, and the principal liked it so much that he appointed me head of the school paper!" "Congratulations, Generic_Name," Generic_Name said happily. Generic_Name turned and walked out of the class with excitement and said, "See you later, Generic_Name." Generic_Name turned towards the rest of his robotics team and began working. Since he had an intention on joining the team, Generic_Name was able to clear up his schedule after school so he could participate efficiently. Generic_Name felt relieved that he didn't have to carry around an extra bag and was satisfied by his team's effort. I disagree with the decision of making every student participate in at least one extracurricular activity because it may take away from other students' after school activities, it would be a burden on the students who don't want to participate, and it wouldn't be as enjoyable for the students who do want to participate.Dear, Principle