The Trip To Dc!
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The document outlines a group's itinerary for a trip to Washington DC from April 21-25. The schedule includes visiting various museums and landmarks around the National Mall, having dinner with the organizing group, participating in a world quiz competition, and giving a panel presentation at the Holocaust Museum before departing on the 25th.
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The Trip To Dc!
- 1. The Trip to DC!
- 2. Wednesday, April 21 Arrive at Dulles International Airport – late afternoon Transfer to hotel, early dinner with WAC-DC staff and university interns
- 3. Thursday, April 22 Morning visit to District of Columbia public high school. Participate in classes, lunch with students. Afternoon visit to Smithsonian Air and Space Museum and/or National Museum of American History Dinner– to be scheduled – Attend WAC-DC regularly scheduled public program - speaker
- 4. Friday, April 23 Walking tour of the Mall, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, the White House, cherry trees at the Jefferson Memorial and more Lunchmeeting with WAC-DC Board membersAfternoon– Visit to George Washington University. Late Afternoon – Registration for World quest and meet other teams including team representing Washington DC area. Dinner– At hotel with teams from across the US
- 5. Saturday, April 24 World quest Competition – National Press Club (9 am – 1 pm) (remember this? ) Afternoon – Borders Books and other shopping visits based on student preferences Dinner- with organizers at local restaurant
- 6. Sunday, April 25 Farewell breakfast Panel Presentation on Genocide US Holocaust Memorial Museum Depart for Airport.