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Above: Integrity and hard work are the keys to a successful experience in taking the license exam. Above: The big leloecca Segert celebrates on , learning that shes passed the license exam. Left: The license exam represents one of the greatest challenges that a Kings Pointer must undergo. 5
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I The first word that appears on the base of the Mariners' Monument is Integrity. This quality is integral to the U. S. Merchant Integrity Below: Members of the Class of 2007 earn recognition during the second term. Marine Academy's philosophy. Indeed, it is a quality that is at the heart of the Kings Point Honor Code: A midshipman will not lie, cheat or steal. Whether abaord a merchant vessel, where integrity is central to the efficient operation of the ship, from ship's log entries to dealings with shipmates; or in the Armed Forces, when the lives of one's comrades or followers may depend on an honest appraisal of a situation; to the corporate board room, where the well-being of a company and its employees may depend on honest actions, integrity remains central to the Kings Point graduate's way of life. As one former USMMA superintendent once said: “It's not what you do when you're in the spotlight, but what you do when the spotlight has left you. Ultimately, you're responsible to the the person who stares back at you in the mirror every morning. Above: Setting a fine example -- Secretary of T ransportation Norman Mineta and Regimental Commander Todd Hoyt during the Secretary's visit to Kings Point in tne spring. 4
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Below: White att nSS Academy for a addresses the audience at the dinner to celebrate the USMMA's 60th Anniversary. Above: The oaths taken on Acceptance Day are a very real symbol of a midshipman s commitment to service. The second word that appears on the base of the Mariners' Monument is service. As the Superintendent of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, VAbM Jopseph Stewart, often says, Service is what Kings Point is all about -- service to the Nation, to the Academy, to one's classmates and shipmates, to the community outside of the Academy's gates. When the plebe candidates raise their right hands on Acceptance bay, they swear an oath of allegiance to the Academy and to the Naval Reserve, pledging their service to America. At Kings Point, midshipmen serve the Regiment as Midshipman Officers and as members of sports teams and dubs. They serve their fellow classmates daily through acts of friendship and kindness. In September 2003, the Academy celebrated its 60th Anniversary, symbolizing six decades of Kings Point's outstanding service to the Nation. Service 6
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