Journal 13.2

Dressed in formals, we went to our committee room at HICC, after breakfast at hotel Formula 1. We were given an update on the crisis and had the journalist, minister come again. This time, when one of us asked a question on revolution, the journalist replied, “revolution can be anything, like even moving around in your chair”. Just then I raised my placard and declared, “That's rotation. Only when the object is moving and rotating, it's called Revolution. Boom! Everyone clapped and my Director, was happy with the journalist getting owned. I was definitely happy too.
We had motions for moderated and unmoderated caucus raised, hence I felt more like a delegate. This was not something I liked, but not something I hated either.
After this, we went to a different committee from what we went yesterday and I chose IOC with the agenda, 'the 130th session of the Olympic games. I researched on the topic a bit.
Heat augmented in the room with 150 delegates making their points clear I voice recorded a tad bit of the session for sometime, on my phone and then took down a few points.
Next, I started my article whilst sipping on a cup of coffee, to keep myself awake (last night was a late one). Collectively, I gave three of my articles on the USB, to the chair. He checked and gave it back for re-editing. During lunch, I interviewed two of my friends (one from the ATS committee and one from IOC). Post lunch, I went to the SOCHUM committee, with the agenda 'rights of female prisoners'. This committee was a bit boring, however there were a few good things. Then there was a DJ night where we all danced our hearts out because this was the time most awaited. It was the time for most amount of fun, interaction and stress busting. In the hotel room, I finished my articles and somehow sent it (there was no wifi so I used the personal hotspot from my phone).

Duration: 9 hours