When Ed Pease and the national Order of the Arrow committee set out in 1995 to create the Order of the Arrow High Adventure program (OAHA), they were not sure it would sell. “It was a way to plug a hole in the program,” Ed Pease said. The program was asking older teenage boys to
by John Peter Ford from Chicksa Lodge #202 If anything crazy happens at NOAC, members of the Activities, Recreation, and Competition (ARC) Committee are probably the coordinators to credit. While some of the opportunities have passed to directly participate in some events, simply watching with your lodge can be a blast. A ridiculously fun event on
Author: Ken Barton All across the sprawling East Lansing campus, Arrowmen excitedly buzz about their morning training sessions. From the National Council of Chiefs, where lodge chiefs from all across the country lined up to take part in a wide exchange of ideas, to a truly transformational session, “Developing the Leader Around You” by Judge
