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Updated: 03/29/02
September 2001
Shawn Stanford, Features Editor
And you thought only guitar players got the
girls... Well, maybe they do. But there was fun to be had at the National Military Music Academyl Read about the
adventures of our intrepid drummer and saxophonist, Cadet Dan Nelson, as he plays his way
through two weeks of musical hijinks. Go Daddy-O!
Honor Codes: they're not just
for breakfast any more! In Cadet Codes of Conduct,
Professor Davida Kellogg talks about how the cadet honor code should affect you now and
how it could affect you in the future. Professor Kellogg was also kind enough to tell us a little about herself. Who said college professors
were boring?
Capt Matt Heusser
nibbles away at Joe Dimaggio's record with his fourth consecutive hit: his latest
contemplation on the subject of leadership: Exploring
Leadership Styles. The guy is completely unstoppable! CAP been berry berry good to
him...
CadetStuff's own
Mike Crockett wasted three days of his life trying to give away one lousy t-shirt! And what did he get out of it? Yep, you got it: one
lousy t-shirt. Check out Mike's 'as it happened' report from
the Civil Air Patrol National Boards.
LtCol Ed Wilson, CAP digs deeps and comes up with a leadership classic: Are You a Boss or a Leader? While you're reading
this excellent article, check out the good colonel's rack of medals. How come he doesn't
walk sideways?
And you thought only guitar players got the
girls... Well, maybe they do. But there was fun to be had at the 
Honor Codes: they're not just
for breakfast any more! In 
Capt Matt Heusser
nibbles away at Joe Dimaggio's record with his fourth consecutive hit: his latest
contemplation on the subject of leadership: 
CadetStuff's own
Mike Crockett wasted three days of his life trying to give away one lousy 