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Re: "Slow" scouts
Stern Dixon (SDixon@AOL.COM)
Thu, 4 Jan 1996 14:02:02 -0500
This posting discussed the "research" that has shown that boys are more
likely to remain in Scouting if they become First Class.
I look at this in a way similar to that recycling logo that shows the arrows
making a circle to indicate reuse over and over again.
Scouts who are likely to make First Class indicate usually that the troop is
providing a strong program. A strong program leads to more First Class boys.
In turn, more First Class boys leads to a stronger program.
Alas, I wax philosophical.
Stern Dixon, Mecklenburg County Council
Charlotte N.C.
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