Bethune Cookman University - Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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,4!W '- mx 4 Gm mn -.,. 5:5 -4 'g,,. The assembly had an international atmosphere The BCC Model United Nations Conference is a simulation of actual sessions ofthe Economic and Social Council and the Security Council of the United Nations. Students from colleges and universities across the South act as ambassadors of U.N.-member nations to this simulated U.N. session. The purpose of the program is educational. An experiential activity, the program teaches the student participants about the nations which they represent, about global problems, and provides them with a framework for understanding the complexities of contemporary international relations. I ' J Y

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Mr. John Dupoux, who planted the seed for the local club, beamed with pride during the speeches, and special presentations. Dr. Oswald P. Bronson, President, was very impressed with the program. The Toastmasters Program featured several memorable speeches. Some ofthe speakers are shown, and persons in attendance will certainly recall the excitement generated by them. It was certainly a night of Cats Pride. l1T i'l 11113 U il 111 1111 11 1 I1 J 2 I I 15 ' If ai 'Q ' ' rl 1 w i I ow, 'if fF 'B , fl Eb- ir-- y Ye,. , 7 111 'g 3111 - ' 111 ,N If P 1111 1 - 2 111 Zi, if 3111 C ' 13 K 42 ll fi .e jab , e any tr' , 'L.L X pm. M510 .un-snail le..j+j--- ll r . I 1 i 1 1 l xx gyrf 0'f 0 i