June 15, 2009

History, politics provide important lessons for youth

By Robert Pore
robert.pore@theindependent.com
Published: Sunday, June 14, 2009 11:16 PM CDT
For Robert Osberg, who will be a senior this fall at Grand Island Senior High School, the title scholar/athlete is not an overstatement .

Not only did Osberg get selected to attend Boy’s State in Lincoln last month, while there he won the pentathlon to be named Outstanding Athlete.

What motivated Osberg to become a delegate for Boy’s State is his interest in politics and history.

While he will be a senior this fall, Osberg is already planning to pursue a career as a lawyer because of his interest in politics and history.  Full Story

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