the first debate news aggregator 
the first affirmative
June 2008
The Archives
-
06.30.08
-
06.30.08
-
06.30.08
-
06.30.08e-Survivor: Tribal Council 5
Georgia Forensics Daily (0)It seems as if we’ve been having a lot of tribal councils lately, but honestly the past two were just behind schedule. I’m done proving that the square root of two is irrational which means we’re now up to date with this current tribal council video. Starting on Wednesday, the tribes will merge. We [...]
-
06.30.08Fullerton Changes Date
Victory Briefs Daily (0)FULLERTON, Cali. — Jon Bruschke, director of debate at CSU Fullerton, sent an e-mail this afternoon containing an important update regarding his program’s high school tournament for this coming season. The tournament’s dates have changed to October 24-26, 2008. “We will have 4 rounds of debate starting at noon on Friday,” he notes. “As in the past, we will have 2 more rounds of debate on Saturday; IEs will run Saturday and Sunday. We have been tentatively approved as a TOC tournament, and we hope to add pariliamentary debate this year. Our full invitation will be forthcoming.” ShareThis
-
06.30.08Fullerton Changes Date
Victory Briefs Daily (0)FULLERTON, Cali. — Jon Bruschke, director of debate at CSU Fullerton, sent an e-mail this afternoon containing an important update regarding his program’s high school tournament for this coming season. The tournament’s dates have changed to October 24-26, 2008. “We will have 4 rounds of debate starting at noon on Friday,” he notes. “As in the past, we will have 2 more rounds of debate on Saturday; IEs will run Saturday and Sunday. We have been tentatively approved as a TOC tournament, and we hope to add pariliamentary debate this year. Our full invitation will be forthcoming.” ShareThis
-
06.30.08
-
06.30.08Crossfire Briefs - NFL Nationals 2008 Free Download
PFDebate Blog (0)The NFL Nationals 2008 (Risk of Terrorist Acts) edition of Crossfire Briefs is now available as a free download.
-
06.30.08Vote for Next Year’s Topics
Victory Briefs Daily (0)RIPON, Wis. — Directors of speech and debate programs that are National Forensic League chapters may begin voting for the new slate of Lincoln-Douglas topics now. The ballot can be sent via fax to (920) 748.9478 or be sent by mail to the NFL office. It must be postmarked no later than September 12, 2008 to the National Office. Only chapter advisors may vote and only one ballot per program may be cast. The Lincoln-Douglas debate topic ballot is available by clicking here. Members of the Lincoln-Douglas debate community often share gripes about topics but rarely exercise their power to ...
-
06.30.08
Using links provided by our partner Colloquy, this is the most comprehensive search for speech and debate on the internet.
recent posts
Copyright © 2007-2008 georgia forensics. All rights reserved by the respective authors.