Log in if you already have an account. If you would like to become an editor for the wiki, request an account.
Difference between revisions of "Chronicles"
(Add starting year in intro.) |
(Add change of name.) |
||
| Line 8: | Line 8: | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The chronicles were initially encouraged in [[2008]], although their actual practice and submission was not exactly regular and dependable. There was no where to put the information so the initial chronicle entries disappeared. | The chronicles were initially encouraged in [[2008]], although their actual practice and submission was not exactly regular and dependable. There was no where to put the information so the initial chronicle entries disappeared. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The idea was originally called the "Legacy Books", though the name was changed by [[Tanner Smith]] in [[2010]]. | ||
[[Category:Chronicles]] | [[Category:Chronicles]] | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 22 April 2010
Chronicles were initially a history-keeping practice created by Randy Havner in 2008.
To see pages that are chronicles, click here.
Idea
The idea of the chronicles was to have the executives write down their thoughts and ideas that helped them through the year into a chronicle entry. These entries would then be placed into a large book where entries could be read and interpreted. The book would then be managed by the teacher sponsor and hence be passed from year to year.
History
The chronicles were initially encouraged in 2008, although their actual practice and submission was not exactly regular and dependable. There was no where to put the information so the initial chronicle entries disappeared.
The idea was originally called the "Legacy Books", though the name was changed by Tanner Smith in 2010.