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	<title>Youth Leadership Council &#187; 20 years</title>
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		<title>Welcome to YLC 2.0</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twenty years ago, a group of concerned Asian parents knew that something was missing from their children&#8217;s education. Their qualms were not with the educational system &#8211; public or private. Their children had excelled in their studies and demonstrated academic excellence. What they realized was that academics only represented  part of the picture in determining [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Twenty years ago, a group of concerned Asian parents knew that something was missing from their children&#8217;s education. Their qualms were not with the educational system &#8211; public or private. Their children had excelled in their studies and demonstrated academic excellence. What they realized was that academics only represented  part of the picture in determining one&#8217;s success in the real world. And so they acted. In 1989 they held the very first Youth Leadership Conference. As word spread in the Asian community of YLC&#8217;s teachings of leadership, communication, and self-discovery, interest grew. Student attendance increased with each passing summer, and a few years later, conferences were held at Rice University in order to accommodate more students. The early YLC conferences were held in just one day; today they conference is held over a weekend-long program. A formal group &#8211; the Youth Leadership Council &#8211; made up entirely of volunteers was established to oversee the planning and delivery of the YLC annual summer conference.</p>
<p>It is with great honor that I present you with YLC 2.0 (pronounced &#8220;two-point-oh&#8221;). The redesign of our website not only follows a recent <a title="Read about Web 2.0" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0">Internet movement to improve web interfaces</a>, but YLC 2.0 commemorates the volunteers, sponsors, students, and parents that have made YLC possible for over 20 years.</p>
<p>YLC alumni, we know you&#8217;re out there! It doesn&#8217;t matter how  you were involved in YLC. We want to hear from you! Reconnect with old YLC friends on our <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Youth-Leadership-Council/71747629932">Facebook Fan Page</a>. Send us a message on <a href="http://twitter.com/ylcgroup">Twitter</a>. Subscribe to our <a href="http://ylc.net/community/">email newsletter</a>.</p>
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