Go back three spaces. The object of the game is to get from the starting point on the board to the end. With the roll of the dice, game pieces are advanced along the board. Players collect derbies as they advance on the board. The yes category includes China and North Korea, according to Thomas Facey, a junior.
Japan is in the no category.
Though much of Japan's energy demands are met through nuclear power plants, Japan opposes proliferation. New Zealand adamantly opposes nuclear weapons and anything nuclear, said freshman Sarah Busch of Menaul School. That country has long considered itself a nuclear-free zone, she said. The United States and France fall into the maybe category, possessing nuclear weapons but not wanting them to proliferate to other countries. According to freshman Daren Stafford, other countries that consider the U.S. an ally, do so in part because the United States has nuclear weapons.