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Features:
A Message
from Claes Nobel
Meet your new Student Council
Partner
News
College-Bound
Advice
Q & A
on the SAT from the College Board
Choosing
a College
Spotlight on
Service
Fulfilling
F.U.N. at Day Camp for the Disabled
Visiting
the Philippines: A Life-changing Experience
Non-Sibi:
"Not for Oneself": Tsunami Relief
Truths
about Tutoring
A Super
Summer: Controlled Chaos at the Library
Summer Experiences
Summer
Alternatives: Building the Mind AND the Body
Summer
Dreams: Friends and Fun at the World's Fair in Japan
My
Summer in Medical Research
ICE in
Summer: Georgia Tech Institute for Computer Education
Learning
about Leadership: National Student Leadership
Conference
Summertime...
and the Living is Busy: from Houston, to Harvard, to
Oxford
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Dear NSHSS
Members,
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NSHSS Chair Claes Nobel with Natasa Kovacevic at
Harvard Member Event, 2005
| I am so pleased to be part of
our
tremendous organization. As you begin a new academic term, I wish
you the best of success. We have had an exciting year and look
forward to a bright future for NSHSS and its members..
We asked our
members to let us know about their summer activities and were overwhelmed by the response. So many of you have spent your
free time in challenging academic programs, travel, and volunteer
work, developing your body, mind, and spirit. So, in this issue of
our "Scholar's Journal," we share some
of our members' experiences. I hope these adventures and efforts
inspire you and suggest ideas and opportunities for your future
involvement.
We are also happy to share some advice
about the new version of the SAT exam provided to us for our members
by The College Board. Although many predicted the demise of the perfect score
with the additional written
portion, one of our members has already scored a perfect 2400 on the exam this
Spring. I was fortunate to meet this young lady at a member event on
the Harvard campus--Natasa Kovacevic, a 2005 Claes Nobel Academic
Scholarship recipient.
Congratulations to Natasa and to all.
In Service to Earth and Humanity,
Claes
Nobel
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