The INS (InterNation Sumilation) is a political role-playing game where the participants pretend the be the leaders (the cabinet) of an imaginary country making decisions about how to spend the budget, build up their nation's economy and carry on diplomacy with other teams representing other countries.

On May 2, 1969, Arthur Underwood and Steve Holloway organized and ran UAHS's first such simulation in the cafeteria with five countries representing the major WEuropean powers in 1914. In our simulation, WWI didn't happen. The list of students participating and the roles they played are listed on Page 4 of these documents.

See the details of the INS here.