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Students take on the world, one issue at a time:At the Marymount Model United Nations competition on March 3, the Samohi Model United Nations club came home with several honors in individual diplomacy.

Source: smdp.com
Students take on the world, one issue at a time - Vimarsana News

Students take on the world, one issue at a time

The prospects of a third World War is a shuttering thought for many. What can be done to keep ourselves safe? Could the United States and other countries survive such a catastrophe? What would the aftermath look like?

Source: smdp.com
Fond du Lac's Holy Family Warming Shelter lands $10K grant, and more - Vimarsana News

Fond du Lac's Holy Family Warming Shelter lands $10K grant, and more

The shelter, which opened in November 2023, will use the funds to support its overall operations and to continue to provide care to clients.

Source: yahoo.com
St. John's School attends model UN conference in Philippines - Vimarsana News

St. John's School attends model UN conference in Philippines

The International Model United Nations invited nine students from Guam's St. John's School to the 2023 International Model United Nations Conference in Manila, Philippines, which took place from Nov. 8

Beekmantown Model UN kicks off debate season in NC - Vimarsana News

Beekmantown Model UN kicks off debate season in NC

Beekmantown Model UN (BMUN), a beginner's conference, was held Oct. 19 andwas attended by total of 11 schools, who were represented by more than 360 middle and high school participants.