next day's plan is worked out and elections take place (for example, a new Captain of the Day is elected). Tradition of Eaglets' Code of Honor – the "Eaglet" title can be lost by doing negative deeds (it is called "neglecting The Eaglets' Code of Honor") or by being passive and/or destructive toward what others are trying to do. The title will have to be regained again, if one wants his voice to be heard during the Eaglet Circle meetings. Commemorations A minor planet, 2188 Orlenok, was discovered in 1976 by Soviet astronomer Lyudmila Zhuravlyova and is named in honor of the camp. The book Lost in Moscow (sometimes called Lost in Moscow: A brat in the USSR; published by Turnstone Press in 2005) by Kirsten Koza, chronicles the true-life experience of an eleven-year-old Canadian girl's summer at Orlyonok during 1977. September 1–12, 2000 – a group of Orlyonok employees climbed the west summit of the mountain Elbrus, dedicating this to the Orlyonok's 40th anniversary. See also Igor Ivanov Artek Footnotes External links Russian Children Center "Orlyonok", official homepage (English) Russian Children Center "Orlyonok", official homepage (Russian) Eaglet Circle, article on SummerCamp.ru (Russian) The website "Kommunarstvo" – Young Pioneer camps Buildings and structures built in the Soviet Union 1960 establishments in the Soviet Union Krasnodar Krai