ChoMUN XXII
Delegate Handbook April 18-21, 2019 Table of Contents
2 Letter from the Secretary-General 3 Conference Schedule 4 Hotel Maps 7 Committee Rooms 8 Conference Policies 10 Participating Schools 11 Visit Chicago 13 Secretariat 14 Committee Staff 19 Sponsors
1 Letter from the Secretary-General
Dear Delegates, Faculty Advisers, and Friends,
On behalf of our secretariat and staff, I could not be more honored to welcome you to the windy city as the Secretary-General for the Twenty-Second Session of ChoMUN, held from Thursday, April 18 through Sunday, April 21, 2019, at the Palmer House Hilton in downtown Chicago.
Since our first conference in 1998, ChoMUN has grown into the largest and most competitive crisis conference in North America. Our eternal focus on the delegate experience and our commitment to innovation continues to drive us forward, and this year we will run 30 dynamic and fast-paced committees—more committees than ever before. This spring, ChoMUN XXII will host over 800 delegates and staff of over 300 students, maintaining our better than 3:1 delegate-to-staff ratio to ensure that our committees offer each delegate a personalized and engaging crisis experience.
This year, our innovative approach remains unchanged, and—while consistently running engaging and challenging committees—we continue to push the envelope and formulate new approaches to Model UN. Building on our unprecedented and successful large double- delegate committee at ChoMUN XXI, we will continue to develop the style of integrated crisis unique to ChoMUN, by amending the US Constitution at its most volatile point before the great Depression. Those interested in female-driven history can dive into The National Congress of Mothers or the battles of Britannia’s Boudicca, while history buffs can experience England after the Napoleonic Wars or Alexander the Great’s empire at its height. The business-minded have the opportunity to manage the iconic brands of Hearst’s and Pulitzer’s iconic newspapers, while those with a more scientific interest can see what it is like to run Bell Labs at its peak.
This small snapshot of ChoMUN committees only scratches the surface of our offerings, and our dedicated executives and staff will work tirelessly through April 2019 to ensure that the delegate experience, both substantively and socially, is the best yet.
Browse through our website to see all of the committees and opportunities offered at ChoMUN XXII, and please reach out if you have any questions.
I look forward to welcoming you in person at the Twenty-Second Session of ChoMUN!
Regards, Ryan Thornton Secretary-General for ChoMUN XXII
2 Conference Schedule
THURSDAY APRIL 18, 2019
2:00pm – 6:50pm Delegate Registration – Registration Space, 6th Floor
5:30pm – 6:30pm Crisis 101 Workshop – Water Tower Parlor, 6th Floor
7:00pm – 8:00pm “Chicago Booth Scholars” Opening Ceremonies - Red Lacquer Ballroom, 4th Floor
8:30pm – 11:00pm Committee Session I
11:15pm – 12:00am Head Delegate/Advisor Meeting – Monroe Room, 6th Floor
11:00pm – 1:00am Head Delegate Social - Miller’s Pub
FRIDAY APRIL 19, 2019
11:00am - 12:00pm Forum on Inclusivity in MUN – Water Tower Parlor, 6th Floor
12:30pm – 4:30pm Committee Session II
6:00pm – 9:00 pm Committee Session III
9:15 pm – 10:15pm Head Delegate/Advisor Meeting - Monroe Room, 6th Floor
10:30pm – 12:30am Karaoke Night – Chicago Room, 5th Floor
SATURDAY APRIL 20, 2019
10:00am – 1:30pm Committee Session IV
3:00pm – 7:00pm Committee Session V
7:15pm – 8:00pm Head Delegate/Advisor Meeting - Water Tower Parlor, 6th Floor
10:30pm – 1:30am Delegate Dance - Monroe Room, 6th Floor
SUNDAY APRIL 21, 2019
10:00am – 11:30am Committee Session VI
11:00am Hotel Check-out Time – Hotel Front Desk
12:00pm – 1:30pm Closing Ceremonies - Red Lacquer Ballroom, 4th Floor
3 Hotel Maps
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Third Floor ◊ Ashland Room 17 x 20 331 9 30 12 18 20 25 12
Congress Room 17 x 16 230 9 24 10 15 20 25 12
Harvard Room 17 x 15 259 9 24 10 15 20 25 12
Indiana Room 4 35 x 16 520 10 50 20 30 40 64 24
Kimball Room 35 x 16 560 10 50 20 30 50 64 24
Logan Room 35 x 16 560 9 50 20 30 50 64 24
Madison Room 31 x 16 474 10 50 20 30 40 56 24
Marshfield Room 31 x 16 527 10 50 20 30 40 64 24
Wilson Room 23 x 37 737 9 75 28 42 50 83 30
Cresthill Room 37 x 22 621 9 35 20 30 50 77 24
Crystal Room 72 x 22 1,600 9 185 68 102 130 187 52
Wabash Room 65 x 40 2,600 9 280 100 150 200 299 52
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Adams Room 73 x 72 4,904 18 375 164 246 300 350 60
Grant Park Parlor 24 x 38 1,032 9 70 30 45 70 70 30
Hancock Parlor++ 24 x 43 894 9 85 30 45 70 60 30
Medinah Parlor 21 x 20 401 9 30 12 18 30 30 18
Millennium Parlor 17 x 56 862 9 55 24 36 70 50 18
Spire Parlor 36 x 51 1,163 9 95 40 60 80 60 36
Water Tower Parlor 25 x 60 1,186 9 100 44 66 80 60 36
Wrigley Parlor 17 x 19 297 9 20 10 15 20 12 16
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No. eight Committee Rooms
Ad-Hoc Committee of the Secretary-General - Millennium, 6th Floor All Power to the People: Black Panther Party, 1967 - Salon 5, 3rd Floor Article V - The Constitution Strikes Back: The 1932 Constitutional Convention - Monroe, 6th Floor Bayan Ko: The Rebirth of Philippine Democracy Under President Corazon Aquino, 1986 - Dearborn 2, 7th Floor Because I Said So: The National Congress of Mothers, 1900-1925 - Burnham 1, 7th Floor Bratstvo i Jedinstvo: The Yugoslav Committee for Cinematography - LaSalle 2, 7th Floor Ditch the Dutch: Indonesian War for Independence, 1945 - Salon 3, 3rd Floor Float like a Butterfly, Sting like a Bee: Muhammad Ali Pasha’s Egypt, 1805 - Burnham 5, 7th Floor Getting Our Just Deserts: Polisario Front, 1973 - Montrose 5, 7th Floor Hasta La Vista Conquista: The First Republic of Venezuela, 1810 - Water Tower Parlor, 6th Floor High Society: The Cabinet of Prince Rainier III, Monaco 1955 - Sandburg 2, 7th Floor If at First You Don’t Succeed: The Cabinet of Fernando Belaúnde 1980 - Burnham 4, 7th Floor If These Walls Could Talk: Kowloon Walled City - LaSalle 3, 7th Floor JCC A Newspaper Should Have No Friends: Hearst’s New York Journal, 1896 - Clark 7, 7th Floor JCC A Newspaper Should Have No Friends: Pulitzer’s New York World, 1896 - Clark 3, 7th Floor Long Live the Shah: The Court of Shahanshah Khosrow II, 602 - Montrose 4, 7th Floor Mid-Life Crisis: Popular Front of Moldova, 1988 - Burnham 2, 7th Floor No One Man Should Have All That Power: The Court of Alexander the Great - Sandburg 5, 7th Floor Of Moose and Men: The Council of New France, 1660 - Grant Park Parlor, 6th Floor Our Fair City: The Chicago World’s Fair, 1891 - LaSalle 1, 7th Floor Popeular Sovereignty: Mexico, 1926 - Salon 1, 3rd Floor Selling Out by Buying In: Board of Directors of Alphabet Inc. - Salon 2, 3rd Floor She Who Brings Victory: Boudicca’s Rebellion 59-61 AD - Dearborn 1, 7th Floor Space Lasers, Fundraisers, and the World’s Greatest Monopoly: Bell Labs, 1940-1950 - LaSalle 5, 7th Floor The Good, the Vlad, the Ugly: The Cabinet of the Russian Government, 2013 - Spire, 6th Floor The Midnight Nightingale: Bahadur Shah Zafar and the Last Days of the Mughal Empire, 1857 - Sandburg 6, 7th Floor The Near East Wing: Ottoman Imperial Harem, 1560 - Salon 4, 3rd Floor Tokyo Drift: The Mid Night Club, 1987-1999 - Sandburg 7, 7th Floor United Nations Security Council - Clark 5, 7th Floor You’ll (Hopefully) Never Walk Alone: The Liverpool Ministry, United Kingdom 1812 - Sandburg 4, 7th Floor
MISCELLANEOUS: Delegate Services – 6th Floor Merchandise Table – 7th Floor (Merchandise can also be purchased at Delegate Services) Prayer Room – 6th Floor, Wrigley Parlor
SINGLE-USER BATHROOM Outside Grant Park room in the hall, 6th Floor and Clark Wing, 7th Floor
7 Conference Policies
Attendance: All delegates are expected to arrive promptly at the start of each committee session and are expected to stay for the duration of each committee session. In the event that a delegate needs to leave – be it for religious reasons or an unforeseen emergency – please alert your chair as soon as possible. All requests for an exit of committee room due to religious observances will be granted without question and will not count negatively towards the determination of awards. Head Delegates are allowed to leave their committees at any time to attend to the needs of their delegations, but are advised to alert their Chair if they will be absent from their committee session for an extended period of time.
Dress Code: Western Business Attire must be worn to all committee sessions, without exception. This consists of a dress shirt, coat and tie, slacks, dress blouse, or skirt. Appropriate footwear of some kind must be worn at all times in the hotel in accordance with Chicago city law. National attire is also allowed.
Placards and Badges: Placards and badges will be provided to all delegates at the start of conference. Badges must be worn at all times in the hotel in order to identify individuals as participants in ChoMUN. Badges will be required for admittance to all ChoMUN social events. ChoMUN Secretariat and the University of Chicago reserve the right to deny entrance to social events should an individual not have a badge. If badges or placards are defaced or misplaced, there will be a $5 replacement fee. Badge or placard replacement requests may be made at the Registration and Information Desk located on the 6th Floor for the duration of conference.
The following colors will be used to identify conference participants: »» ChoMUN Secretariat: Red »» ChoMUN Committee Staff: Blue »» Delegates: Green
Computer Policy: Computers are not allowed inside the committee room at any point in time, unless by special accommodation. At the Chair’s discretion, committees will be allowed to use their laptops to type documents outside the committee room.
Alcohol and Drug Policy: Only those age 21 or older may consume alcohol in the State of Illinois and City of Chicago. Open containers of alcohol may not be carried in public areas, including committee rooms and hallways. Furthermore, delegates found possessing or using illicit drugs, as defined by United States Federal Law, will be required to leave immediately and may be held criminally liable.
Valuable Items: If delegates choose to bring valuable items, they are encouraged to place them in the Safety Deposit Boxes of their hotel rooms. ChoMUN and the Palmer House Hilton Hotel are not responsible for the loss and/or damage of such items.
Awards Policy: Delegation Awards: Four delegation awards will be given out at conference, to the Best Large, Best Small, Outstanding Large, and Outstanding Small delegations. A delegation’s total points will be determined by the per-capita points it earns. Should there be any changes to these criteria, these will be announced at the Head Delegate meeting on Thursday, April 18th, 2019. Individual Awards: At the Chair’s and Crisis Director’s discretion, each committee will give out four types of awards: Verbal Commendation, Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegation, and Best Delegation. These will be determined based on the delegate’s adherence to conference policies and the quality and impact of their participation during every committee session. This includes, but is not limited to, quality speeches, directive, crisis actions, bloc building, and resolutions. More information can be found online.
8 Sexual Misconduct Policy (Conference and University): Sexual misconduct may violate the law, does violate the standards of our community, and is unacceptable at the University of Chicago. Members of the University community cannot thrive unless each is accepted as an autonomous individual and is treated without regard to characteristics irrelevant to participation in the life of the University. Freedom of expression is vital to our shared goal of the pursuit of knowledge and should not be restricted by a multitude of rules. At the same time, unlawful discrimination, including harassment, compromises the integrity of the University. The University is committed to taking necessary action to prevent, correct, and, where indicated, discipline unlawful discrimination
Additional Rules: ChoMUN Secretariat and the University of Chicago reserve the right to immediately expel delegates from both the conference and the hotel in the event of inappropriate behavior. Serious infractions on the part of even a single delegate may lead to their dismissal – without refund – from the conference. If a delegate is dismissed from the conference, their delegation is automatically disqualified from individual and conference awards. The Secretariat reserves the right to define appropriate conference behavior and is particularly sensitive to issues involving displays of disrespect to other delegates, conference and hotel staff, and the use of illicit drugs.
Hotel Policy: Delegations must follow all rules and regulations set forth by the Palmer House Hilton Hotel in addition to all laws of the City of Chicago and the State of Illinois. Individuals will be held responsible and liable for vandalism and all other damages that occur in hotel rooms. The Hotel reserves the right to eject individuals for any disruptions to the safety and well being of other hotel guests without refund. Delegates are welcome to ask members of ChoMUN Secretariat any hotel related questions. Check in and Check Out: Check-in time is 3:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM. All other times must be arranged with the Palmer House Hilton Hotel directly. Further information on check out procedures will be provided during Head Delegate meeting on Thursday, April 18th, 2019.
Palmer House Hilton Room Agreement
Welcome to the Palmer House! In order for us to assure you are having a wonderful experience, we ask that all guests follow a few simple and understandable “rules of the road” throughout their stay.
»» Unfortunately, bringing alcoholic beverages into the hotel is not permitted. Simply touch “21” on the phone in your guest room and our In-room Dining Department will arrange to have your favorite beverages brought to you. »» Portable radios and speaker systems cannot be used in the hotel as they may disturb other guests. »» Guest rooms are not designed, nor are they suitable, for private parties. Should you find the pleasantness of your evening being interrupted by what appears to be a private party near your room, please contact our Security Dispatch at 5565, and we will handle your complaints. PLEASE do not attempt to rectify the situation yourself. »» As a security measure, after 9:00pm, be assured that only registered guests will be given access to the hotel’s elevators. This identification process is done by guests showing their room key. »» Any damage to a room will be the responsibility of the registered guest and will be charged to the credit card on file. »» Any illicit activity will be reported to authorities and registered guest information will be provided to facilitate any investigation.
9 Participating Schools
»» Allegheny College »» Oberlin College »» American Academy of Dramatic Arts »» Ohio State University »» American University »» Old Dominion University »» Atlantic International University »» Purdue University »» Boston University »» Reed College »» Brown University »» Stanford University »» Butler University »» The Catholic University of America »» Carleton College »» The George Washington University »» Carnegie Mellon University »» United States Military Academy at West »» Case Western Reserve University Point »» Clark University »» University at Albany »» College of DuPage »» University of Alabama »» College of William & Mary »» University of California, Berkeley »» Colorado College »» University of California, Los Angeles »» Columbia University »» University of Central Florida »» Concordia University »» University of Connecticut »» DePaul University »» University of Florida »» Earlham College »» University of Georgia »» Emory University »» University of Illinois at Chicago »» Florida International University »» University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign »» Georgetown University »» University of Liberia »» Georgia Institute of Technology »» University of Miami »» Harvard University »» University of Michigan »» High Point University »» University of Mississippi »» Hogwarts »» University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill »» Indiana University »» University of Notre Dame »» Indiana University - Purdue University »» University of Pennsylvania Indianapolis »» University of Swat »» Johns Hopkins University »» University of Tennessee »» Kalamazoo College »» University of the Ozarks »» Lake Forest College »» University of Utah »» Marquette University »» University of Virginia »» Michigan State University »» University of Wisconsin Milwaukee at »» Nebraska Wesleyan University Washington County »» New York University »» University of Wisconsin-Madison »» Northern Illinois University »» Washington University in St. Louis »» Northwestern University »» Youngstown State University
10 Welcome to Chicago
Errands Chicago, IL 60601 Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago CVS/Pharmacy $7 with Student ID 105 South Wabash Avenue Chicago Classics 222 East Chicago Avenue Walgreens John Hancock Observatory www.mcachicago.org 16 West Adams Street 875 N. Michigan Ave, 94th Floor Adler Planetarium Office Depot Make sure to stop by the 1300 S Lake Shore Drive 6 South State Street Signature Lounge for great www.adlerplanetarium.org Quick Lunch/Coffee drinks at Chicago’s highest 312-922-STAR café and bar! Dunkin’ Donuts Adventures 62 East Jackson Boulevard The Second City Jimmy John’s This comedy theater has been Hershey’s Chicago 249 South State Street home to Tina Fey, Stepehen 822 N. Michigan Ave Colbert, Steve Carell, Bill 312-337-7711 Freshii Murray, and many more of 17 East Monroe Street Chicago’s great comedians. Lincoln Park Zoo (Palmer House street level) 1616 N. Wells St. Free Admissions. Stop by Starbucks Molly’s cupcakes on your way 55 East Jackson Boulevard Broadway in Chicago back! 68 East Madison Street Shows playing during ChoMUN 2001 N. Clark St. Weekend: Book of Mormon, www.lpzoo.org Corner Bakery Big Fish, American Idiot, and 35 East Monroe Street others. Chinatown Discounts for select Stop by Joy Yee for deliciously Max’s Take Out performances are available for refreshing bubble tea. 20 East Adams Street groups of 15 or more. Take Red Line CTA train to M Burger www.broadwayinchicago.com Cermak-Chinatown stop. 100 West Randolph Street Clarke’s Wicker Park Vivi Bubble Tea This 24-hour diner is a staple of Unique shopping during the 333 S State St the Chicago night life. Stop by day and a fun bar and music one of their five locations for scene at night. Stop by iCream Bars delicious food after hours. (founded by a UChicago grad) www.clarkesdiner.com for ice cream made with liquid The Grillroom Chophouse & nitrogen. Wine Bar Museums Take the Blue Line CTA train to 33 West Monroe Street Damen stop. Chicago, IL 60603 The Field Museum Featured Exhibits: Images of Chicago Mercantile Potter’s the After Life, Creatures of Exchange 17 East Monroe Street Light, Titans of the Ice Age Academic groups can make Chicago, IL 60603 1400 S Lake Shore Drive reservations to tour the www.fieldmuseum.org Viewing Gallery. Business Russian Tea Time Casual attire recommended. Restaurant Shedd Aquarium 312-433-3590 77 East Adams Street Featured Exhibit: Jellies www.cmegroup.com Chicago, IL 60603 1200 S Lake Shore Drive www.sheddaquarium.org Note: Public transportation Miller’s Pub costs $2.25 per ride. We highly 134 South Wabash Avenue The Art Institute Chicago recommend purchasing a card Chicago, IL 60603 111 S Michigan Ave (which you will need to ride www.artinstituteofchicago.org the “L” CTA train system), Elephant and Castle 312-443-3600 which will make transfers only 185 N Wabash Ave 25 cents. 11 Religious Buildings Roman Catholic Methodist St. Peter’s: 11o W. Madison (311.372-5111) First United Methodist: 77 W. Washington @ Clark (app. 5 Mass Times: M-F 6:15am,7:15am,8:15am,11:40am,12:15pm, min. walk) (312.236-4548) 1:15pm & 5pm. Services: Thu 5:15pm Sat. 5pm Sun.8:30am & 11am Saturday 12pm & 5pm. Sunday 9am, 11am, 12:30pm & 6pm. Directions: Exit the State Street Door and make a right. Directions: Exit our State Street Entrance and turn right. Walk North 2 blocks to Washington, at Washington make a Walk 1 block to Madison and turn left. Walk approximately left. Walk 2 blocks to Clark. 3 blocks west, cross Clark Street and the church will be on your right. (approx. 5-7 min walk) Presbyterian Fourth Presbyterian Church: 126 E. Chestnut Holy Name Cathedral: 735 N. State (@ Superior) (312.787- (312.787-4570) 8040) Services: Weekdays 9:30am. Sunday Mass times: M-F 6am,7am,8am,12:10pm,5:15pm 8am,9:30am,11am,4pm Saturday:8am,12:10pm, 5:15pm, 7:30pm; Sunday: 7am,8:15a Directions: Exit the Wabash Door. Make a left to Michigan m,9:30am,11am,12:30pm,5:15pm Avenue.. At Michigan, make a left. Walk app. 18 blocks. Directions: Exit our State St Door turn left & enter the At Chestnut, make a right. Bus #151 directions: At the Red Line Subway. Put $3.00 (exact change) into the corner of State & Adams take the #151 bus to the corner machine or use your credit card. Tap the card at the of Michigan & Chestnut. Church is on the west side of turnstile, go downstairs and board the Red Line Howard Michigan Ave. (Approx. 5 minute cab ride) Train. Exit at Chicago Ave, Holy Name will be on the corner of State & Superior. Jewish Synagogues Chicago Loop Synagogue: (Traditional) 16 S. Clark (app. 5 Old St. Patrick’s: 700 W. Adams (312. 648-8040) min. walk) (312.346-7370) Mass times: M-F 7am & 12:10pm. Sunday Services: Daily Shachris M-F 8:05am Mincha 1:30pm LT 7am,8am,9:30am,11:15am,12:45pm, 5pm Mincha Services 415-445pm Directions: Exit State Street Door turn left, walk 1/2 block Sat-Shachris 9am Mincha btwn 345p-430pm. Maarive south to Adams & turn right. Walk west on Adams to Des btwn 445p-530pm. Plaines. (Approx. 5 minute cab ride) Directions: Exiting the Monroe door making a left. Walk 3 blocks to Clark. Make a right onto Clark. Chicago Loop Baptist (Gospel) Synagogue is on the left side. Fellowship Missionary Baptist: 4543 S Princeton (773.924- 3232) Islamic Sunday Service: 8am,10:45am,12:45pm & 7:30pm(15-20 Downtown Islamic Center: 231 S. State Street, 4th floor min. cab ride) (312.939-9095) Directions: Exit State Street Door making a left and walk 1 Union Missionary Baptist: 940 N. Orleans 1/2 blocks. (312.642.5696) (call ahead for services) Sunday Service: 10:30am (10 min. cab ride) Buddhist Lutheran Midwest Buddhist Temple: 435 W. Menomenee (312.943- First St. Paul’s: 1301 N. LaSalle (312.642-7172) 7801) Services: Every 1st,3rd&5th Sunday 8:30am. Every 2nd & Services: Sunday Zen Shin Meditation 8am 4th Sunday 11am. Eucharist Weds. 7am (Approx. 10 minute cab ride) Directions: Exit the Monroe door making a left. Walk 4 blocks to LaSalle. At LaSalle, Make a right. Walk app. 23 Unitarian blocks. (Approx. 7-8 minute cab ride) Second Unitarian Church of Chicago: 656 West Barry Ave (773-549-0260) Episcopal Services: Sunday at 10:30am St. James: 65 E. Huron (312.787-7360) (Approx. 10-15min. cab ride) Services: Thu. 12:10pm Fri 12:10pm Sunday 8am,9am,10am,11am & 3 New Christian Directions: Exit the State Street door and make a right. Willowcreek Loop: 50 E. Congress (Auditorium Theatre) Proceed approx. 14 blocks to Huron and make a right. (312-436-9000) (Approx 5-7 minute cab ride) Services: Sundays at 10a.m. Located 4 blocks from the Palmer House. Directions: Church of Ascension: 1133 N. LaSalle (312.664-1271) Exit the Wabash door making a right. Walk 4 blocks to Services: M-F 7am Saturday 9:40am,10am,6pm. Sunday Congress. Theatre will be on your left. 7:30am,8am,9am,11am,4pm (other Sundays) Directions: Exit the Monroe door making a left. Walk 4 The Moody Church: 1635 N LaSalle blocks to LaSalle. At LaSalle, make a right. Walk app. 21 (312.327-8600) blocks. (Approx 5-7 minute cab ride) Services: Sunday 9:50am, 5pm; Wednesday Prayer Service 6:45pm (Approx. 10 minute cab ride)
12 Secretariat
Srikanth Vamshi Maddi Herne Emily Zhu Krishnan Eppanapally DIRECTOR OF DELEGATE DESIGN DIRECTOR CHIEF OF STAFF CHIEF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OFFICER
Ryan Thornton Grace Lee SECRETARY-GENERAL DIRECTOR-GENERAL
Ben Fogarty Jack Haynie Kimika Padilla Elizabeth Aaron Stockel UNDER-SECRETARY- UNDER-SECRETARY- UNDER-SECRETARY- Mansfield UNDER-SECRETARY- GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL UNDER-SECRETARY- GENERAL GENERAL
13 Committee Staff
Ad-Hoc Committee of the Secretary-General All Power to the People: Black Panther Party, 1967
Article V - The Constitution Strikes Back: The 1932 Bayan Ko: The Rebirth of Philippine Democracy Constitutional Convention Under President Corazon Aquino, 1986
Because I Said So: The National Congress of Bratstvo i Jedinstvo: The Yugoslav Committee for Mothers, 1900-1925 Cinematography
14 Ditch the Dutch: Indonesian War for Independence, Float like a Butterfly, Sting like a Bee: Muhammad Ali 1945 Pasha’s Egypt, 1805
Getting Our Just Deserts: Polisario Front, 1973 Hasta La Vista Conquista: The First Republic of Venezuela, 1810
High Society: The Cabinet of Prince Rainier III, If at First You Don’t Succeed: The Cabinet of Monaco 1955 Fernando Belaúnde 1980
15 If These Walls Could Talk: Kowloon Walled City JCC A Newspaper Should Have No Friends: Hearst v. Pulitzer, 1896
Long Live the Shah: The Court of Shahanshah Mid-Life Crisis: Popular Front of Moldova, 1988 Khosrow II, 602
No One Man Should Have All That Power: The Court Of Moose and Men: The Council of New France, 1660 of Alexander the Great
16 Our Fair City: The Chicago World’s Fair, 1891 Popeular Sovereignty: Mexico, 1926
Selling Out by Buying In: Board of Directors of She Who Brings Victory: Boudicca’s Rebellion Alphabet Inc. 59-61 AD
Space Lasers, Fundraisers, and the World’s Greatest The Good, the Vlad, the Ugly: The Cabinet of the Monopoly: Bell Labs, 1940-1950 Russian Government, 2013
17 The Midnight Nightingale: Bahadur Shah Zafar and The Near East Wing: Ottoman Imperial Harem, 1560 the Last Days of the Mughal Empire, 1857
Tokyo Drift: The Mid Night Club, 1987-1999 United Nations Security Council
You’ll (Hopefully) Never Walk Alone: The Liverpool Administrative Staff Ministry, United Kingdom 1812
18 Sponsors
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