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THE PRINCETON MODEL CONGRESS, 2004 November 18 th -21 st, 2004 WASHINGTON, DC HYATT REGENCY HOTEL.

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1 THE PRINCETON MODEL CONGRESS, 2004 November 18 th -21 st, 2004 WASHINGTON, DC HYATT REGENCY HOTEL

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4 Princeton Model Congress, 2004 included the following… Kendall Wallace Ted Hixson Walker Chambliss Nate Shenker Dipen Patel Eric Burcham Dipen Patel Hadi Anwar Yuan Rao Xun Zhou Rosa Mutchnick Stephanie Siegmund Emily Toombs Morgan Mintz Rachel Burk Chris Burks Beth Beckmann Allison Wilson Ian Johnson Nick Skaperdas Amarachi Eseonu Emory Dabney

5 OPENING SESSION PREP…

6 WAITING TO OPEN THE GENERAL SESSION…

7 MOVING TO COMMITTEE…

8 THE SUPREME COURT MEETS…with Ben Easter presiding… THREE STUDENTS…Kendall Wallace, Stephanie Siegmund, and Rosa Mutchnick served as Justices for 2004.

9 MEETING…

10 DECISIONS….

11 CHOICES…

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13 COMBINED SESSION….

14 FIRST AMENDMENT CENTER

15 TRUTH AND JUSTICE…

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17 Emily ‘s tour for students…

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20 Dinner at OLD EBBIT GRILL…

21 GOOD FOOD AND COMPANY…

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23 FINAL DECISIONS….

24 OUR GRADUATES… SID…

25 BUT MY BILL WAS…

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