Lincoln High School's grandest Lincoln Round Table Conference Hall.
This was undoubtedly the most imposing and elegant room in Lincoln High School, built in 1976 with the purpose of following the trend of private high schools, allowing its students to gain more direct understanding of the world.
The International Strategic Simulation Club, a school organization that attempts to have students role-play as representatives of various countries, to express their suggestions on an international matter and exchange opinions, thus honing their abilities.
Public high schools, however, failed to grasp one problem, which is that their students hold no interest in such simulated topics. Most could even drop out without graduating, so how would they care about the causes of the Vietnam War or when the Soviet Union might spark World War III?
Many public high school students couldn't even locate their designated country on a globe if the label's font wasn't large enough, let alone simulate.
