World Moot 2000
Alex Chacko John Neroth (aneroth@leland.Stanford.EDU)
Mon Jan 18 16:54:40 1999
For those of you who don't know, a World Moot is like a World Jamboree for
Rovers, but smaller. One is held every four years, and all WOSM members are
invited to send contingents. For various inexplicable reasons (see below), the
BSA is not planning to send a contingent.
Yours in Scouting,
Alex C. J. Neroth
E-mail: aneroth@stanford.edu
URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~aneroth
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>Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1999 17:23:48 -0800
>From: "Alex Chacko John Neroth" <aneroth@leland.Stanford.EDU>
>Subject: Re: International events in 2000 (fwd)
>To: "World Jamboree Chile" <wjchile@dynapolis.com>
At the Jamboree, I talked to one of the Mexican Organizers of the 2000 World
Moot, and she
told me that again, BSA is not planning to send a contingent "because we don't
have
Rovers." I agree; it's completely ridiculous. In order to attend the Moot,
one must be a
Rover between 18 and 25 or an adult leader between 18 and 25. The BSA has
Venturers (who
are between 14 and 21) and adult leaders (who are 18+). I see absolutely no
reason why we
can't send a contingent composed of Venturers and adult leaders who are between
18 and 25.
Yours in Scouting,
Alex C. J. Neroth
Scout Monitor, Bird Watching Workshop
Workshops on the Environment, Global Development Village
International Service Team
19TH WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE
E-mail: aneroth@stanford.edu
URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~aneroth
On Mon, 11 Jan 1999 13:49:01 +0100, Kyung-Bin Cho wrote:
>You do have the World Moot year 2000 in Mexico(a WOSM event), which won't
>conflict with NOAC. As american though, you might have some difficulties
>to get there, since at last Moot BSA decided to not send any contingent
>simply because 'we don't have any Roverscouts', which is quite ridiculous,
>since you must have scouts aged between 18-25.
>
>Yis
>Kyung-Bin Cho
>WJ99 IST Hike route 4
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