True/False Film Festival to read film as text, and to cultivate and enhance critical thinking skills as teachers and students practice analyzing new media. Camp True/False brings high school students with varying interests insider access the fest for a weekend of exciting films, music, art, conversations and workshops with a diverse crew of exceptional guests and local hosts. Camp True/False convenes before the Fest to discuss relevant issues, share research and plot their course. All Columbia Public Schools participate, as well as 10 out-of-town schools (4 of those, out-of-state). On the Friday morning of the Fest, 10th graders from across all four Columbia
History of soccer in the United States 1924 when USFA created the National Amateur Cup. That spelled the death knell for the American Cup. It played its last season in 1924. Towards the end of the 1920s, a period in American soccer known as the "American Soccer Wars" ignited. The Soccer Wars regarded the internal conflicts with the American Soccer League and their affiliated clubs participating in the National Challenge Cup. The debate involved whether the United States Football Association or the American Soccer League was the true chief organization of American soccer at the time, and consequently wrecked the reputation and possibly even the popularity of