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Raven Killinger
Reporter
From Nov. 29- Dec.2, the members of the Model United Nations (MUN) club traveled to East Brunswick, New Jersey to compete in the annual Princeton Model UN Conference (PMUNC), with many members returning to New Canaan with highly valued awards.
At the end of November, I was fortunate enough to go with the NCHS Model UN team to compete in PMUNC, which is Princeton University’s annual MUN conference. Even though I was looking forward to all the debate and fun that MUN always brings, I’d be lying if I wasn’t ready to (in the most respectful way possible) kick some butt in my committee.
Emilie Kushner
Senior Editor
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On Saturday, Nov. 17, the November Connecticut Debate Association (CDA) debate tournament was hosted at NCHS. The debate team competed against 12 other schools in both the novice and varsity sections. Many novice pairs were undefeated after 3 initial 48-50 minute rounds were completed. Their 3-0 records signified that they were halfway to qualifying for the state championships.
Liza Swindell
President of Free the Children Club- New Canaan Chapter
When Craig Kielburger was just 12 years old, he stumbled across an article in the newspaper that told the story of Iqbal Masih. Iqbal, like Craig, was just 12 years old, however his young life was one plagued with slavery and child labor. Craig was inspired when Iqbal spoke out against child labor and learned that such a little voice had the power to make a great change.
