When a professor utters the phrase "group project," the response from students usually includes groans, sighs and maybe a few expletives. One problem with group projects is fair participation. "I don't really enjoy group projects," said Allison Kloppel, a senior economics major. "I'm always the one who does all the work." Another drawback of group projects is finding a time for all members to meet. Many students have responsibilities outside of school, such as work, clubs, or athletics. For some students, these commitments can take precedence over a group project, making it difficult to accommodate everyone's schedule. However, despite these problems, many students welcome group projects