Laurel - Revision history

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	:''This article primarily concerns The Order of the Laurel within the SCA and its historical equivalents. For the herb see [[bay tree]]. For the Society Officer see [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms]]''		:''This article primarily concerns The Order of the Laurel within the SCA and its historical equivalents. For the herb see [[bay tree]]. For the Society Officer see [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms]]''.

	[[image:SCAdevice.png\|thumb\|right\|The sca Device features a laurel wreath.]]		[[image:SCAdevice.png\|thumb\|right\|The sca Device features a laurel wreath.]]

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			[[image:SCAdevice.png\|thumb\|right\|The sca Device features a laurel wreath.]]

	The symbol of the [[laurel wreath]] was traditionally given to [[scholar]]s, artists, athletes and [[soldier]]s in [[Ancient Greece]] as [[symbol]]s of excellence. This symbolism is still with us today with the word ''Baccalaureate'' or laurel-berry, as a title for people who, for example, have completed a bachelor degree at university.		The symbol of the [[laurel wreath]] was traditionally given to [[scholar]]s, artists, athletes and [[soldier]]s in [[Ancient Greece]] as [[symbol]]s of excellence. This symbolism is still with us today with the word ''Baccalaureate'' or laurel-berry, as a title for people who, for example, have completed a bachelor degree at university.

Conrad Leviston: Disambiguation note

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			:''This article primarily concerns The Order of the Laurel within the SCA and its historical equivalents. For the herb see [[bay tree]]. For the Society Officer see [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms]]''

	The symbol of the [[laurel wreath]] was traditionally given to [[scholar]]s, artists, athletes and [[soldier]]s in [[Ancient Greece]] as [[symbol]]s of excellence. This symbolism is still with us today with the word ''Baccalaureate'' or laurel-berry, as a title for people who, for example, have completed a bachelor degree at university.		The symbol of the [[laurel wreath]] was traditionally given to [[scholar]]s, artists, athletes and [[soldier]]s in [[Ancient Greece]] as [[symbol]]s of excellence. This symbolism is still with us today with the word ''Baccalaureate'' or laurel-berry, as a title for people who, for example, have completed a bachelor degree at university.

Cian at 09:50, 7 November 2009

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], ~~entry~~ ~~into~~ the '''[[Order]] of the Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on knowledge to others. These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice\|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.		In the [[SCA]], "Laurel" normally refers to a [[member]] of the '''[[Order of the Laurel]]'''. Entry into the [[Order]] is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on knowledge to others. These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice\|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.

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	Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel may append their names with the [[alphabet soup\|letters]] '''"OL"''' (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).		Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel may append their names with the [[alphabet soup\|letters]] '''"OL"''' (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).

			=== SCA Heraldic Laurels ===
⚫	The head of the [[SCA]] [[College of Arms]] is known as [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms\|Laurel King/Queen of Arms]] but this title is unrelated to the Order of the Laurel.

		⚫	The head of the [[SCA]] [[College of Arms]] is known as [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms\|Laurel King/Queen of Arms]] (or "Laurel") but this title is unrelated to the Order of the Laurel.
⚫	==~~Kingdom~~ Specific Information==

⚫	The [[Lochac]] Order of the Laurel have a web page: http://www.sca.org.au/laurels
			The use of the [[laurel wreath]] in SCA [[heraldic]] [[device]]s is restricted to official SCA [[group]]s.

		⚫	===SCA Kingdom-Specific Information===
		⚫	The [[Lochac]] Order of the Laurel have a web page: http://www.sca.org.au/laurels .

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 ==Laurels in the SCA==
 In the [[SCA]], entry into the '''[[Order]] of the Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on knowledge to others.  These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.
 Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about ten years of dedicated work, on average.

Cian: /* Laurels in the SCA */

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the ~~'''~~Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on ~~knowlege~~ to others. These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice\|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.		In the [[SCA]], entry into the '''[[Order]] of the Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on knowledge to others. These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice\|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.

	Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about ten years of dedicated work, on average.		Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about ten years of dedicated work, on average.
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	Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel may append their names with the [[alphabet soup\|letters]] '''"OL"''' (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).		Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel may append their names with the [[alphabet soup\|letters]] '''"OL"''' (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).

			The head of the [[SCA]] [[College of Arms]] is known as [[Laurel Sovereign of Arms\|Laurel King/Queen of Arms]] but this title is unrelated to the Order of the Laurel.

	==Kingdom Specific Information==		==Kingdom Specific Information==

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in ~~a particular area of~~ [[Arts and Sciences]], and ~~it's in the job description for them to~~ pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[~~A&S\|~~Arts and Sciences]] competitions, ~~pass on~~ recommendations to the [[Crown]] ~~as to~~ who ~~future~~ ~~laurels~~ ~~should~~ be, and are examples of courtesy and ~~chivalric~~ conduct. A Laurel may take ~~on an~~ [[apprentice]] to train up to ~~'laurelhood'~~, often in a ~~particular~~ field similar to their own.		In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in [[Arts and Sciences]], and pass on knowlege to others. These people may also judge [[Arts and Sciences]] competitions, make recommendations to the [[Crown]] on who should be admitted to their Order, and are expected to be examples of courtesy and chivalrous conduct. A Laurel may take [[apprentice\|apprentices]] and train them to a high standard, often in a field similar to their own area of expertise.

	Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about 10 years of dedicated work, on average.		Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about ten years of dedicated work, on average.

	A Laurel is addressed with the [[title]] of [[Master]] or [[Mistress]], and ~~bears~~ a symbol of ~~the~~ laurel wreath. Some ~~may~~ ~~also~~ ~~wear~~ a [[~~Chain of Fealty~~]] if ~~they are in~~ [[~~fealty~~]] to ~~the~~ [[~~Crown~~]].		A Laurel is addressed with the [[title]] of [[Master]] or [[Mistress]], and may use the symbol of a laurel wreath. Some Laurels who have sworn [[fealty]] to the [[Crown]] also wear a [[Chain of Fealty]] .

	Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel ~~are~~ ~~granted~~ ~~the~~ ~~privilege~~ of [[alphabet soup\|~~appending the~~ letters]] '''"OL"''' ~~after their name~~ (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).		Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel may append their names with the [[alphabet soup\|letters]] '''"OL"''' (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).

	==Kingdom Specific Information==		==Kingdom Specific Information==

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A&S]] competitions, pass on recommendations to the [[Crown]] as to who future laurels should be, and are examples of courtesy and chivalric conduct. A Laurel may take on an [[apprentice]] to train up to 'laurelhood', often in a particular field similar to their own.		In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A&S\|Arts and Sciences]] competitions, pass on recommendations to the [[Crown]] as to who future laurels should be, and are examples of courtesy and chivalric conduct. A Laurel may take on an [[apprentice]] to train up to 'laurelhood', often in a particular field similar to their own.

	Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about 10 years of dedicated work, on average.		Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about 10 years of dedicated work, on average.

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A		In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A&S]] competitions, pass on recommendations to the [[Crown]] as to who future laurels should be, and are examples of courtesy and chivalric conduct. A Laurel may take on an [[apprentice]] to train up to 'laurelhood', often in a particular field similar to their own.

			Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about 10 years of dedicated work, on average.

			A Laurel is addressed with the [[title]] of [[Master]] or [[Mistress]], and bears a symbol of the laurel wreath. Some may also wear a [[Chain of Fealty]] if they are in [[fealty]] to the [[Crown]].

			Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel are granted the privilege of [[alphabet soup\|appending the letters]] '''"OL"''' after their name (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).

			==Kingdom Specific Information==
			The [[Lochac]] Order of the Laurel have a web page: http://www.sca.org.au/laurels

			[[Category:title]]

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	==Laurels in the SCA==		==Laurels in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A&S]] competitions, pass on recommendations to the [[Crown]] as to who future laurels should be, and are examples of courtesy and chivalric conduct. A Laurel may take on an [[apprentice]] to train up to 'laurelhood', often in a particular field similar to their own.		In the [[SCA]], entry into the [[Order]] of the '''Laurel''' is awarded to those who excel in a particular area of [[Arts and Sciences]], and it's in the job description for them to pass on knowlege to others. These people also judge [[A

	Becoming a Laurel (or any type of [[peer]]) takes about 10 years of dedicated work, on average.

	A Laurel is addressed with the [[title]] of [[Master]] or [[Mistress]], and bears a symbol of the laurel wreath. Some may also wear a [[Chain of Fealty]] if they are in [[fealty]] to the [[Crown]].

	Masters and Mistresses of the Laurel are granted the privilege of [[alphabet soup\|appending the letters]] '''"OL"''' after their name (e.g. Caryn von Katzenberg, OL).

	==Kingdom Specific Information==
	The [[Lochac]] Order of the Laurel have a web page: http://www.sca.org.au/laurels

	[[Category:title]]