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John Timothy Viega !
mg in the Latin certamen and more • recently giving his support to the ! Pop Quiz Team which competes on i television station WVPT in Harri-r' sonburg. In addition, he attended both the Model United Nations and the Harvard Model Congress.
Mr. Viega’s mother, Margaret Doyle, teaches social science at Wakefield and so perhaps it was inevi-f table that he would be drawn to participate in activities such as thei Model Congress. But Mr. Viega has-! tens to add that he and his mother,' despite sharing a 45-minute commute each morning, did not discuss politics or philosophy of government.
He went on to speculate that perhaps his mother’s reticence to express her political views was because she wanted her government, students to form their own opinions, based on the material presented rather than being overly influenced • by the teacher.
Mr. Viega’s opinions on the sub-, ject of philosophy and politics are not exactly what one would expect from a senior in high school. He said! that he would like to start his own, sovereign socialist nation where he would be free to put his government tal ideas into effect. >
In the meantime, he will be attending the University of Virginia. . Mr. Viega noted that he would pre- ] fer to make his way without attend-' ing college, but sees it as a necessity in the world today.
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