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Articles in March-April, 2005 issue of Camping Magazine

• You've got a friend: building principles
  by Rick Stryker
• Why won't my support staff come back to camp? How to increase the return rate of your behind-the-scenes employees
  by Gail Siegal
• Camp Ophelia: a relationship camp for middle school girls
  by Cheryl Dellasega
• Operation summer camp: children of national guardsmen experience camp tuition-free
  by Ellen F. Warren
• Transportation risk management and insurance—avoiding gaps and traps: risk management
  by Ed Schirick
• Beyond camper e-mail—what have you done for me lately? TechnoTrends
  by Andrew Ackerman
• "This old camp" goes green: giving kids a natural world of good—second in a series of six articles
  by Gary Forster
• Bullying prevention taken to new heights at Camp Sewataro
  by Joshua A. Schiering
• Green and sustainable design for camp facilities: why should you implement it at your camp and how…. giving kids a natural world of good—second in a series of six articles
  by Mark E. Benton
• Are CIT programs worth the risk? How can they meet your expectations?
  by Greg Cronin
• European Camps: diverse programs, common goals
  by Linda Grier Pulliam