One thing I’ve always found funny about Upper Camp is that, while every camper is given the same clothing to wear upon arrival, they all somehow manage to find ways to wear it differently.

On the not-so-cool side of things, we’ve all seen midshipmen with poor pleats at the back of their middy, ladies with their kilts hemmed too high, and aviators sagging their trousers (I don’t list a common troop mistake because I don’t believe its possible to look shabby in that wonderful Troop uniform). I suppose some of this could be construed as personal style…

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One of the goals I have for this website is for it to help all members of the Culver family, alumni, parents, and students, get the most out of their Culver experience. In keeping with this thinking, for the campers in the audience I thought it might be fun to start working on a collection of links relevant to the many tasks they encounter at camp on a daily basis. Consider this the first in a series of posts (hopefully without end) in which I’ll be pointing you towards resources that just might make camp a little more fun than it already is. …Read the rest of this entry…