Category Archives: Editor’s Note

Staff Pointers

Posted on May 1, 2013

Camps are the most powerful counter-cultural mechanism there is for positive youth development. Founding directors wove military, Native American, pioneer, folk and religious traditions into a unique tapestry. And although the traditions have evolved, the core of what makes camp … Continue reading →

Posted in Camp Business, CB Top Stories, Columns & Features, Editor's Note, Issues, May/June 2013 | Leave a comment

Choosing What Matters Most

Posted on March 1, 2013

Aquatic activities have always been a large part of my life. I was one of those kids that learned how to swim before I walked. Growing up, the worst days of summer were those when I had the dreaded swimmer’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Camp Business, Columns & Features, Editor's Note, Issues, March/April 2013 | Leave a comment

Fight For The Right To Camp

Posted on January 2, 2013

Editor’s Note  This year we thought we’d shake things up and let a “Guest Editor” take a whack at programming an issue of their choice—from their perspective. This issue, Rick Braschler of Kanakuk Kamps reminisces about the “old days” in … Continue reading →

Posted in Camp Business, Columns & Features, Editor's Note, Issues, Jan/Feb 2013 | 1 Comment