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Officially, the explorer post stayed camp-like as resource conservation, the development of permanent structures lower priority than mapping watersheds, inducing oxygen harvests, etc. Actually, the administrators suspected that once a tent became a building they and the other women would find themselves disproportionately asked to perform domestic tasks, for purely egalitarian and efficient reasons.
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The Firefighter's Ceremonial Axe Manual
The Firefighter’s Ceremonial Axe Manual
See also the article, Resistance to Change: Betrayal?, for some insight that may help dealing with this sometimes rather touchy issue.
Why an axe manual in the first place? Firefighter honor guard units use two of their tools as ceremonial equipment that are normally used to fight fires. When I first began writing my book, The Honor Guard Manual, I wanted it to be as comprehensive as possible and…
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September: Welcome!
What exactly is the Explorer Program?
A way for high school students, like me, to get exposure to real-life careers. When I went to the introductory session I found out there were explorer posts for twelve topics including: fire service, business, law and engineering. Knowing I want to go into biomedical engineering for my bachelor’s degree, I decided to sign-up for the Engineering Explorer Post. This will allow me to have a chance for seeing which degrees are most suitable for me to pursue in the field of engineering. Plus, there’s pizza before every meeting!
For the next few months I will be logging my experiences. Ohio State University was gracious enough to host every meeting with volunteers currently earning engineering degrees and teachers from their College of Engineering. Below I listed each meeting I am going to attend this school year:
October 14th - Industrial Systems Engineering
November 18th - Electrical and Computer Science Engineering
December 9th - Food Science and Engineering
February 10th - SolidWorks and 3D Printing
March 10th - Welding Engineering
