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, MUN participants debate reap awards in all areas More involved than ever before, students interested in foreign relations had a chance to participate in several model United Nations QMUNQ this year. Marian's MUN was held in late November. Over lU0 students participated in the three day sessions. Dealing with definitions, South Africa, and Korea, delegates grapled with issues which concern the real UN and were challenged by the admission of the Peoples' Republic of China. Students from Rice, the Convent of the Sacred Heart and U-D joined Marian students in Security Coun- cil and General Assembly. In February winning delegates from Marianis MUN attended the North American Invitational MUN in Wash- ington. An unprecedented victory was attained by the delegates - two major delegation awards. Later in the spiing, students joined the U-D-Mercy MUN at U-Dand the Great Lakes MUN at Eastern Michigan University. President of the Assembly, Jean McNulty fleftj pauses during debate on the Portuguese proposal. U.S. delegates, Denise Worrell, Nancy Gallagher and Sally McLaughlin fbelowj await voting results in Security Council. 71
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l ..,, . ' ,, Mlii t e ne' terr e ' were ...aqwk Gail Mathews and Cathy Reilly Qtopj, representing ousted Taiwan, tabulate a roll call vote during a plenary session. Assistant Secre- tary General Brian Russell fabovej, Beth Klein of Argentina and Chris Sinelli of Belgium, listen to a point in Security Council as Pam Carzoli takes notes. During a parliamentary procedures work- shop frightj award winners Nancy Gallagher, Leslie Becker and Rosemary Bailhe await ruling on a point of order. 70
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Marion tankers get in the swim, skiers scale slopes The swim team pleased all by its outstanding perfor- mance this year. And part of the pleasure was because this was the teamls first year. Saturday morning practices were held at Mercy High in Farmington. With a record of 4 Wins and no losses, the fledgling group decided to enter a new division with greater challenges next year. i In its second year the Marian-Rice Ski Team headed . for Alpine Valley several afternoons a week. Skiers prepared for their meets both on the slopes and by jog- ging around Marian and Rice. Marian's final record was 2 Wins, 2 losses, 2 disqualificationsg a fifth place in the division meet and 12th place in the regionals. l 1 aww Ski Team: Mary Jo Pulte, Judy Temmerman, Patty 0'Connor, Kelly Roney, Faith Malpeli, Kathy O,Connor, Kip Reimann ftopj demonstrates the front layout dive. Mary ,lo Pulte Qrightj maneuvers around the slolam poles. 72
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