The "Butt Spelling" group
numbers were up considerably from yesterday, which was
great to see. The "safe zones" for personal belongings
are still the Production room, the Report room and the
dorm rooms. Jeff and Marie are continuing to do wonderful
job as MCs. We also had guests this morning; two
Exchanges Canada staff were here to observe the plenary
session which was wonderful to see. Exchanges Canada
provided us with a travel budget for all the staff and
the delegates for the next four years of conferences!
Thank you!
The focus of this
morning's discussion was on relationships and we had 5
wonderful panelists. Shauna, Ryan, Michelle, Isabelle and
John all shared their experiences with relationships with
us. The panelists all captivated our attention with their
touching stories and comic witicisms. The panelists
talked about relationships with family and good friends.
This plenary gave the teams a chance to talk about
different types of relationships in their lives and what
they mean to them as individuals.
The research team
(Michael Belanger, Kayla Krasnor, and Rachel Abbs)
presented the statistics from the Values Auction, which
took place yesterday.
Who says youth don't care
about anyone other than themselves; according to the
values auction we value equality, world peace, and cures
for lethal diseases over great sex and other material
items!