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From: Thomas Bizzell (thomas@BIZZELL.ORG)
Date: Mon Nov 08 1999 - 12:06:23 CST
The problem potentially with Aplh Phi Omega is that I could have handled
the pledge the first
semester but after that as a Comp Sci major, I had no time, at least
not the kind of time that pledging required. It seemed as if I was
starting all over again. I was at that point an Eagle Scout and a
Brotherhood OA member and I was suppost to start all over again to be
active in a fraternity that ties itself closely with scouts. I would
have rather worked as an ASM which I did some with my old trip in the
summers and breaks. Two years later I recieved the Vigil Honor. I could
participate in the college program of a local church or Campus Crusade
and give service. I did not need to join a fraternity.
Randy Finder wrote:
Randy Finder wrote:
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> On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Brown Michael-EMB021 wrote:
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> > Also, would Venturers be allowed to attend? Moots are gatherings of Rovers.
> > The BSA has not officially had Rovers since the 1950s. In most scouting
> > associations, Rovers are the most senior level, usually 18-25 or so. Its
> > unfortunate that National doesn't see the value of bring back this program
> > for college-age youth.
> I think having Alpha Phi Omega around MAY have made BSA slightly less
> willing to have an entirely beyond High School program, but it seems to me
> that BSA was somewhat that way even before 1925...
>
> YiLFS
> Randy Finder
>
> >
> > Michael R. Brown
> > Venturing Crew #1838
> >
>
> --
> Leadership, Friendship and Service - Alpha Phi Omega
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Tom Bizzell
Eagle Scout 1982
Tonkawa Lodge #99
Vigil 1986, Tatanka Lodge #141, Weuchsowagn, "One Who has Knowledge"
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