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Ethics: When Free Speech Isn’t Free

By Mark Ray

Tameka Scroggins loves being student council president at Torrance High School. But Principal Tyrone Buskirk says she shouldn’t be making public statements without his permission. What should she do?

Scouters in Action: He Saved The Driver From The Burning Truck!

By Grant Miehm

PJ Putnam was driving in heavy rain and high winds when two semitrucks collided in front of him.

Safety Quiz: Frostbite and Other Cold-Weather Hazards

By Aaron Derr

Staying warm during a cold-weather outing isn’t just a luxury. You can’t “tough out” frostbite, an injury to body tissues caused by exposure to extreme cold. The good news: It’s not that difficult to stay

Scouters in Action: He Saved Them From Their Burning Truck!

By Grant Miehm

Chet Darlington was driving home when a he saw pickup truck swerve into a ditch.

Holding Ethics Conversations With Your Scouts

By Mark Ray

Your Scouts can recite the Scout Oath and Scout Law in their sleep, but can they apply those timeless values when they face tough decisions?

Scouters in Action: He saved her from a knife attack!

By Aaron Derr

Bruce Johnson was walking home when he saw an injured woman screaming for help.

From the Editor: The Future of Scouting Magazine Begins Right Now

By Michael Goldman

“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” It was Albert Einstein — who knew a thing or two about solving problems by using technology — who said this. And it is us to whom it

A WOW! event — with a Halloween twist — helps ensure a healthy recruiting year

By Aaron Derr

A recruiting event — sometimes called Webelos Outdoor Weekend or Webelos Woods — is a great way to show off your program.

Ethics: Entering college through the side door

By Mark Ray

Was it unethical for the instructor to mention the “creative” techniques to improve a college application? If it was, have the group decide what action, if any, Tony should take.

Scouters in Action: He saved a driver from drowning!

By Scouting magazine

Ben Sebastian was in a car when a vehicle on the road ahead lost control and plummeted into the waters of San Francisco Bay.