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    Boy Scouting: Is it necessary? Scouting should be regarded as a necessary part of educations in schools and other universities. Education had never been confined solely to the teaching of books. Scouting develops both the physical and moral attributes of boys practical training, however, the writers believe that it aims on personal development, a sense of independence, and a sense of responsibility. It should aim at developing the whole personality of the student. According to the article on

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    Robert Baden-Powell

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    Robert Baden-Powell, respected veteran of many wars, General for the British Army, founder of the scouting movement, and international spy? This question commonly surfaces when referring the Baden-Powell’s book, My Adventures as a Spy, in which he writes what is sometimes believed to be first-hand accounts of his actions involving international espionage for the British military during the time period from 1890 to 1893. He recalls many tasks assigned to him including the collection of data on foreign

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    small handbook called Aids to Scouting, which emphasized resourcefulness, adaptability, and the qualities of leadership that the harsh frontier demanded (“History of Cub Scouting”). With the help of this small handbook, he and his fellow soldiers were able to withstand the Boer War. Upon his arrival to England, Robert Baden-Powell was astonished to discover that his little handbook had caught the interest of some

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    great outdoors, this man truly enjoyed. Famous in England for his creation of a worldwide scouting movement, Robert Baden-Powell was a man of many talents (“Robert Baden-Powell Facts.”). Robert Baden-Powell, also known as Lord Baden-Powell or AKA First Baron Baden-Powell, was an illustrator, painter, military leader, and journalist. In addition to all his talents though, he is best known as the founder of the Boy Scouts and the Girls Guides Movement, known as the Girl Scouts in America (“Robert Baden-Powell”)

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    Camping has been one of the main events in the Scouting program ever since it was first made. Camping at a locally owned or troop owned camp has also been a big thing. Sadly, many of these camps are dying out due to budget and low income of scouts. Ferris State Bulldog and Eagle Scout Raymond Sundquist has a solution. Sunquist believes “If we were able to get more kids involved in the Scouting program, we wouldn’t have such a huge problem in not finding enough scouts to run the camps” (Sundquist)

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    Baden-Powell’s early twentieth century handbook, Scouting for Boys, contains hypocritical ideas in which express his clashing support for a masculine empire and an impartial empire. Although he briefly mentions the achievements of women in scouting, he neglects to mention them again, all the while emitting an overwhelming vibe of male strength, power, and dominance. Baden-Powell implicitly articulates that to become a “real man,” one must avoid traditional feminine behavior, ultimately proving Philosopher

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    mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law”. The founder of the Boy Scouts, Sir Robert Baden Powell, started the program to teach boys outdoor skills and the importance of morals and values. That message remains clear and consistent over 100 years later through the Boy Scout America’s (BSA) mission statement. Even with the evolution of technology Boy Scouts of America

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    that scouting has instilled upon me life lessons that I will never overlook. Scouting has revealed to me that under no circumstances will I be the best at anything if I do not persist and overcome. Also, it has bestowed upon me valuable lessons of morals and life teachings that is the backbone to creating functional members of any society. Consequently, the lessons I gained in the Scouting program will stay with me for the rest of my life. Purpose of Life Statement Starting from a young

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    BSA Recruiting Essay

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    The BSA is working hard to fight the drop in members, making recruiting one of its main priorities. They hold recruiting nights at schools and they set goals for such recruiting efforts. Osage District (our district) is actually one of the best of 15 districts in our council at recruiting. Sometimes, just a good example can be all it takes to make someone want to join.Scouts of all kinds across the nation wear their uniform to many, if not all, events to let passersby know who we are and what we

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    Houston Council, Boy Scouts of America Dyad Partner Names: Andreas Martinez, Randy Alaminsky General Purpose To persuade Specific Purpose To persuade my audience to support The Boy Scouts of America Sam Houston Council by showing them how donating just a little of their time can make a huge difference in a young man’s life. Position/Thesis: Andreas and I want to argue that the Sam Houston Council of the Boy Scouts of America is a good and notable organization which helps to keep boys and young men

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