On Sunday afternoon, Institute alumnus Edward Sanders, a member of President Bush's  White House staff, invited current scholars to visit the South Lawn to meet the President upon his return from Camp David.  The occasion proved to be a wonderful opportunity, as the President appeared to be relaxed and ready to talk with the few fortunate individuals who were treated to this rare opportunity.   After disembarking, the President walked along a rope line of individuals, most of whom were members of his staff and family and friends of staff members.  When Mr. Keyes told the President of the caliber of young men he was meeting, the President said, simply, "the best and the brightest."  When he described the mission of the Institute, the President responded, "Just tell them to contribute to the country.”