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=WFS World Affairs Club =

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Welcome to the wikispace website of the World Affairs Club. It's for you to post your contributions to our debates! Just click on the issue that interests you and you'll be taken to its page. On each issue page you can: =====

>  Start Here: Choosing your International Perspective
 * ===== Post relevant evidence or background information you think relevant, by copying and pasting articles or uploading files, on the issue page itself. =====
 * Post arguments in response to the resolution around which the debate is structured, on the "Discussion" tab/page attached to the issue webpage. Discussions are also found at the bottom of each page and feel free to post your own topics.
 * There is a faculty World Affairs Club that is going to be meeting every Day 4. Although students will not be able to engage in debate with them, we are welcome to observe their lively discussions. A link to the faculty website is posted below:
 *  Faculty World Affairs Club Wiki
 * **This week in history bulletin board instructions: Click Here**
 * Lastly, contact Kevin Anglim for any questions about the World Affairs Club

Issues and Lunch Meetings Dates:
Has President Obama's foreign policy been a failure to date? January 19, 2010.

Should The UN exercise a more independent and central role in the world? February 25, 2010.

Should the US direct an expanded assault on international terrorism? March 9, 2010

Is it acceptable that the US should continue to use "enhanced interrogation techniques" like isolation, sensory deprivation, sleep deprivation, and waterboarding, in its defense of the nation from terrorist attacks? March 19, 2010

Should global warming be as much of a concern to the United States today as environmentalists project? April 26, 2010

Remember, we meet every Day 7, in Mr. Ergueta's room, 176.
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