Civitas Associates
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VOL. II, No. 18 May 6, 2003
In this issue....
  • Civitas To Honor Scholarship Winners:
  • Sixth and Final 8th Grade Model U.N. Big Success
  • High School Picnic on Saturday, May 10
  • New Poll

  • Dear Arthur,

    We have wrapped up our 8th grade Model U.N. "season" with another outstanding session and high school activity concludes this Saturday with our picnic and awards "non-ceremony." Next week we'll tell you of summer plans. Congratulations to all 8th grade and high school students and teachers who have made it such a wonderful year!

    In addition to reading our newsletters, you may also want to visit our web site by clicking here. We have a good deal of current information, and through the year we will be working on building up our archives from previous years.

    Civitas To Honor Scholarship Winners:

    In last week's newsletter Civitas announced the names of seventeen high school students who are recipients of scholarship grants as a result of their work in model U.N. and related activities this year. They will be honored this Saturday at our annual picnic. We want to once again present their names to you:

    Seniors

    1. Amelia Flood (Notre Dame)
    2. Nora Kate Grady (Rosati-Kain)
    3. Megan Kennedy (Hazelwood Central)
    4. Rachel Kunce (Maplewood-Richmond Heights)
    5. Andrew McMahon (Hazelwood Central)
    6. Annette Meyer (Rosati-Kain)
    7. Ariana Miller (Rosati-Kain)
    8. Michelle Riley (Hazelwood Central)
    9. Scott Stewart (Hazelwood Central)
    10. Ben Wright (Hazelwood Central)

    The underclass-persons are:

    1. Laura Casey (Rosati-Kain, '04)
    2. Bobbi Clemons (Home School, '04)
    3. Stephen Griffard (Maplewood-Richmond Heights, '04)
    4. Taylor Joerger (Rosati-Kain, '04)
    5. Maura McDonnell (Rosati-Kain, '05)
    6. Steven Riley (Hazelwood Central, '04)
    7. Crystal Williams (Maplewood-Richmond Heights, '04)

    We will be honoring these students at our picnic and softball game in Forest Park on Saturday, May 10 (see story below). In the meantime, we will be contacting each student this week to determine where they would like the scholarship applied. Congratulations to all!

    Sixth and Final 8th Grade Model U.N. Big Success
    We want to congratulate students from Holman Middle School (Pattonville), John Burroughs School (Ladue), Northwest Valley Middle School (House Springs), Our Lady of Fatima School (Florissant), and Ridgewood Middle School (Arnold) for an outstanding job at last week's (April 30) 8th grade Model U.N. There was once again very constructive discussion and debate which took place in a serious and reflective environment. Because students offered so many constructive amendments to resolutions, the group was able to consider only five of the seven on the agenda. Two resolutions were amended and passed; two were amended and defeated, and three were not debated. All the resolutions can be accessed by clicking on the link below. Then click on Item 12.

    You can also access photos from the session from the same link. Click on Item 12a.

    Index to Resolutions and Photos

    High School Picnic on Saturday, May 10
    We will end our year's activities with a picnic and softball game in Forest Park for high school students. Among the events planned for the day is the announcement of "outstanding delegate awards" along with $500 scholarships to the ten seniors who have contributed the most to the program in the past year. In addition, we will be granting $250 to seven underclass-persons. (See lead story for more details.)

    The activities will be from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. We will first have the picnic at Picnic Area #3 (please see map link at bottom of this article). Following the picnic we will have the softball game (again, see map link at bottom of article). We will have more information about the events in upcoming newsletters.

    Map to Picnic Areas



    New Poll
    We had a relatively small response to last week's question of whether news readers (or anchors) lose respect when they report frivolous stories. Of those who responded, 60% said, "Yes, they do."

    Today's question is:

    It is possible that Civitas will sponsor another conference on a global region next year, similar to this year's one on Africa. If we do, which of the following regions would you prefer to be the subject of the conference.

    a) Africa (second time)
    b) Asia
    c) Europe
    d) Latin America
    e) Middle East

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