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Thomas C. Stoddard (tom.stoddard@CNFD.PGH.WEC.COM)
Wed, 30 Oct 1996 12:41:26 EST


> We had a boy that took a wet tent home but never got it out of the bag
> and let it dry out. So then last weekend we went camping and found a
> moldy tent. So we started to debate if the boy would have to by us a new
> tent. But the scout master just wants us to clean it up and keep useing
> it with out the boy paying for nothing, as if it was just forgotten.
>
> What do other people feel about this madder??????
>
> Matt Weber (scout157@juno.com)
>

Thumbs down. If the boy is clearly responsible, let him make up for it with
a replacement tent......I don't much care about the troop equipment. This
course of action would be in the best interest of the boy, and teaching him
personal responsibility......

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