[Hartwood] Hartwood Champions? Seneshcal would like to open debate

[Danielle Bevan]

I seem to recall a while back M. Cecille had some thoughts on how the arts could be broken down for competition, but I'm not sure if it applies here -- there was the scholar, the crafter, and the performer... I think. I could be wrong though! The three sporting champions are obvious, but I think we can play with the others. Doesn't Seagirt separate Arts and Sciences as two different things? (And what's that line?)

~ Danielle/Cunegonda, who really just likes the idea of champions all around regardless of how we define them.

> Good afternoon folks,
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> Second on my list (after a good newsletter - Thanks Liz for that last one. It was great.) is to open a discussion on Hartwood Champions. Having worn the Champions belt for many different locations I can tell you it is done with great pride and with a sense of being part of that group's history.
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> I believe Hartwood establishing Champions (I'm thinking Heavy, Fencers, Archery, Arts/Sciences, and Bardic but others can be reviewed) will go a long way in establishing a sense of pride in ourselves.
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> I would like to hear from both sides of the coin and I expect we will talk about this for quite awhile before it is brought to council for final ratification.
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> So, your thought?
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> John Macandrew, Seneschal.
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