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Anyone can be Caught in a Real Survival Situation

With reality shows like Survivor, Man Vs. Wild, and Survivorman, survival has become a buzzword synonymous with crazy people willing to risk their lives on national television for the sake of entertainment. But with survival stories of missing families stuck in their cars and the climbers on Mt. Hood dominating the national headlines last November,… Read more »

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CAP Reflection, by Brittany Salley-Rains

The Community Adventure Program has changed my life. Not only has it awakened in me a passion I never knew existed; it has increased my awareness about environmental issues in my community and shown me that I can make a difference.  After taking the CAP class for the first time I realized that I loved… Read more »

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Journal Discussion for Friday, March 9, 2007

For this journal entry I’d like you to think about the things Bill Hayes discussed with us.  Please spend a couple of paragraphs talking about what was most interesting to you and why.   Also, I’d like you to consider our action project and its importance in our community.  What are we achieving by our collaboration… Read more »

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Quote for Thursday, March 8, 2007

"Do not try to satisfy your vanity by teaching a great many things.  Awaken people’s curiosity.  It is enough to open minds; do not overload them.  Put there just a spark.  If there is some good inflammable stuff, it will catch fire." -Anatole France

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Winter Overnight, March 3-4, 2007

The fellas working hard on their snow trench and the ladies building a shelter that kept them warm in -9 degree weather; It’s just another beautiful day in the mountains.