Plymouth State University - Conning Tower Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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Plymouth State College hosted the Second Annual Medieval Forum on April 24-25. The Forum is a conference at which scholars from all over the notion come to exchange theories and knowledge about the middle ages. Discussions at the Forum covered topics from literature, philosophy, and drama to sociology and politics. The Medieval Forum has been called Plymouth State College's claim to northeastern academic fame. It Is a unique event that draws attention from schools as renowned as Dartmouth and Holyoke and from as far away as Boulder. Colorado It was. once again, a great success. Also on the same weekend and also highly successful was the 1981 Model United Nations. This years weekend began with a formal welcome bv President Marking. Mrs. Christine Roilet. Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, oddressed the assembly which consisted of delegates from Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts, and Quebec. The delegates. over 100 in all. formed committees which debated and voted on resolutions dealing with International Law of Space. World Economic Development. and Equality and Development of Women’s Rights. Over forty Plymouth State College Students participated In the program acting as advisor, committee chairpersons, rapporteurs, and UN police , j Friday. April 24. and Saturday. April 25. saw the onset of two of ' 1 Plymouth State's best events scholastically and annually. Both the Model United Nations and the Medieval Forum enjoyed exceptional attendance, as well as profitable years.