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Global Village

a. What is it?
It's an open and free party where the delegates from each
country bring beverages and foods of their region as well as displays,
flags or whatever they want to show their culture.

b. What to bring?
Beverages from your region (alcoholic or not), cups (if you're serving,
bring disposable cups), foods, etc.

c. Where and when?
Monday, after opening ceremonies, in the Badminton Stadium at PKU.
Complete info will be available in the conference handbook which your head
delegate will collect during registration.

We'll have a DJ, and there will be a bar set up as well.

One caveat. Since the party is right next to the medical students'
dormitory, the PKU team asked us to shut it down at 11PM. After that it
may continue (at your discretion) elsewhere. The host team can offer many
suggestions.

If you have any special needs for Global Village, please email Stephanie,
head of social events with the host team at:

Cabaret

a. What is it?
Also another great party and a WorldMUN trademark. It is an opportunity
for you and/or your team to display special talents. In the past, teams
have performed the Hakka, danced latin tunes, demonstrated joke telling
skills, skits, and Brazilian capoeira.

**Your team is strongly encouraged to prepare in advance for this**
Nothing extensive, but some organization has proved "successful" in the
past.

Since there isn't enought time for everybody to perform, we may have to be
selective.

If you want to perform, please email Stephanie or stop by Delegate
Services by Tuesday, March 28, to sign up.

b. Where and when?
Friendship Hotel, wednesday night. Buses will be provided for delegates
staying at the Youdian Hotel.

c. What else?
You can also bring your music to be played. Should you need anything
special for your performance, please also contact Stephanie at:

There will be a bar set up by the hotel, but you're welcome to bring your
own drinks.

After the presentations are over, the room turns into a night club

Also: Wer mag, gerne eigene Musik mitbringen (hehe...

) und hoffen, dass die uns nach dem Global Village noch irgendwo anders weiter "uns kennen lernen" lassen!

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Du bist dumm wie ein Esel und 3x so hässlich! Sollte Dir jemals ein Fremder anbieten, Dich mitzunehmen - nimm diese Chance wahr!!

Valerio

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in the Badminton Stadium

ist doch schon mal klasse ^^

Zitat: Mon-Tee

[quote]Global Village

a. What is it?
It's an open and free party where the delegates from each
country bring beverages and foods of their region as well as displays,
flags or whatever they want to show their culture.

Das klingt ja irgendwie so, als ob wir nur Sachen aus Niedersachsen mitbringen sollten... aber ist doch eigentlich nicht so gemeint, oder?

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Diskutiere nie mit Idioten! Sie ziehen dich auf ihr Niveau herunter und schlagen Dich durch Erfahrung!

"The United States, for all it's faults, is still the greatest nation in the country" (former Vice President Agnew)

Anne-Marie

Ich bin auch etwas verwirrt. Wann sollen wir dann unsere tunesischen und südafrikanischen Köstlichkeiten unters Volk bringen?

Felix K. D. Krause

Ich glaube, Viktor ist auch etwas verwirrt. Der meinte bestimmt, dass man auf jeden Fall Spezialitäten des zu vertretenden LAndes mitbrningen soll, wenn man will, vom eigenen.

So war es ja auch in den letzten JAhren, da sollte sich eigentlich auch nichts dran geändert haben. Zumal es sonst sehr eintönig werden würde, viele SAchen aus USA, Europa und CHina - langweilig!