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Re: ? eagle Palms

CzarCasm (stanleyb@CRL.COM)
Mon, 6 Oct 1997 13:20:43 -0700


I hate to be rude but do you people read elseware before you ask a
question here? or does the power to be read by 100's of people so
excite you...
Mr. Slade.. judging by your positions one can only assume that you have
at least read the Boy Scout handbook which clearly says on the page
dealing with Eagle Palms... "Merit badges earned any time since becoming
a Boy Scout may be used to meet this requirement."

Pretty darn clear don't you think?

On Mon, 6 Oct 1997, Terry Slade wrote:

> My kid had a total of 55 merit badges on his sash when he
> earned his Eagle this last May. Most of the scouts have the
> bare minimum or a few extra. Do the badges that he earned
> before his Eagle ( the extra 20 or so ) count towards a palm or
> does he have to earn the 5 more making a total of 60 now?
> This would seem like a penalty to him for working harder than
> the others before his Eagle. What do other Troops do and what
> is standard policy? If one must earn 21, than only need 26 for a
> palm, does this seem fair to the scout that earned the 21 plus
> 26 additional just to get to Eagle and now must still earn 5
> more?
> Terry Slade tmslade@actx.edu Amarillo,Tx
> District Activities Chairman, CM, ASM, Vigil
> ...Used to be an Eagle WB
>

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

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