Any publication sanctioned by the Boy Scouts of America is sure to be squeaky clean, but it should not be assumed that Boys’ Life is therefore boring. The August 2010 edition features a story about Hurricane Hunters, an Air Force squadron that bravely flies into the eyes of brutal storms to forecast when the storm will hit and where, potentially saving thousands of lives. Of course, Boys’ Life also features scout-friendly tips, like tying a better fly fishing knot and properly planning a backpacking trip. Some of the games and anecdotes may be too juvenile for older readers, but otherwise this is a magazine that would be of interest to boys of all ages.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Boys' Life, August 2010
Any publication sanctioned by the Boy Scouts of America is sure to be squeaky clean, but it should not be assumed that Boys’ Life is therefore boring. The August 2010 edition features a story about Hurricane Hunters, an Air Force squadron that bravely flies into the eyes of brutal storms to forecast when the storm will hit and where, potentially saving thousands of lives. Of course, Boys’ Life also features scout-friendly tips, like tying a better fly fishing knot and properly planning a backpacking trip. Some of the games and anecdotes may be too juvenile for older readers, but otherwise this is a magazine that would be of interest to boys of all ages.
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