Students/delegates were in session for most of the day today. Several (planned) exciting disturbances took place in the crisis committees, such as a visit by a “terrorist” in a session on oil and “Vladimir Putin” storming out of a session and taking Poland with him. Delegates discussed issues in both moderated and unmoderated caucuses, passed notes to other delegates to indicate support or disapproval and tried to write resolutions to solve world problems such as cyberwarfare, human trafficking, polio, food aid to Africa and allocation of energy sources. After all that important work, they are now at a very loud dance having a great time.
In session today, February 15th
Japan in session
Voting
Our U.K. representative
Our largest committee representation
On the William and Mary campus
Sunglasses were for sale to benefit a charity that helps landmine victims
This was on a professor’s door
This group was having a lively debate
In the Wren Building, built between 1695-1700
Wren Building stairs
Deep windows in Wren Building
The Grammar School Room