May-June 2002
About our cover:
Adventure, lore, and legend lure Venturers from the Lower 48 to Alaska's Yukon River, where they studied the Nature of Leadership. Executive editor Scott Daniels accompanied the teens and writes about their 160-mile journey. Cover photograph by Vince Heptig.
In the May-June 2002 Issue
- Letters
- News Briefs
- The Way It Was - Bud Bennett and Cub Scouting
- Front Line Stuff - How to keep boys from running wild
- Family Talk - Teen suicide: a preventable tragedy
- Worth Retelling
- Outdoor Smarts - The house you carry camping
- Boys' Life Program Helper
- Family Fun Page - Get into the swim of things
- Unit Anniversaries
The BSA's Greater Pittsburgh Council shares its building and patriotic fervor with the National Flag Foundation.
Leaders can build boys' character by using "teachable moments" that emphasize the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
At The Home Depot's carpentry workshop for children, Cub Scouts use hammers, nails, and wood to build all sorts of projects.
Summer ... 'When Good Stuff Happens'
Great weather and fun-filled outings help Cub Scout packs benefit from a well-planned summertime program.
A remote and rugged river trip on Alaska's Yukon is where Venturers learn the skills of leadership.
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