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July 2009
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07.31.09Demo: Kessner vs. Legried
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE VICTORY BRIEFS INSTITUTE — VBI@LMU Third Week concluded with a face-off between two debaters from the institute’s top lab. On the affirmative, Walt Whitman High School’s Jane Kessner. On the negative, the Blake School’s Erik Legried. Jane emerged victorious on a 6-1 decision. Adam Nelson, Glenn Prince, Chris Theis, Adam Torson, Paul Tyger, and the combined student body affirmed; Jeff Roberts negated. Last Friday, the main, two-week session concluded with a demonstration round between Walt Whitman High School’s Ben Lewis and Saint Louis Park High School’s Catherine Tarsney.
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07.31.09International Debate Academy 2009
Global Debate (0)THE SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL DEBATE ACADEMY SLOVENIA & IDAS/FUTUR 2009 TOURNAMENTTHE BEST IN WUDC/BP DEBATE INSTRUCTION AND COMPETITION 21-29 NOVEMBER 2009 Full program for students – instruction, IDAS/FUTUR 2009 tournament IDAS/FUTUR 2009 tournament for students – tournament in Ljubljana at the Faculty of Administration-University of Ljubljana.Full program for trainers, teachers, coaches, club
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07.31.09Bickel & Brewer Announce Grant for International Debate Academy Slovenia
Global Debate (0)The Dallas-based law firm of Bickel and Brewer announced today a $5000 grant to the International Debate Academy Slovenia, sponsored by ZIP Slovenia and the World Debate Institute USA, for scholarship funds to bring the best and neediest of students to the 2009 program, a week-long intensive debate training program that will take place in November.Sarah Marshala, director of the Bickel and Brewer
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07.31.09Half Way Point in IDEA Youth Forum in Bosnia
Global Debate (0)Image via WikipediaFrom Jesse Towsen:For Youth Forum updates every day, please visit www.idebate.org/ideaforum.Meet the new KPDC champions!We can't believe the 2009 Youth Forum is already halfway through! So much has already happened in the mountains of Jahorina, Bosnia. The Karl Popper Debate Championship, which saw 34 teams clash on a variety of topics related to climate change, culminated
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07.31.09Third Week Pairings: Round 6
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE VICTORY BRIEFS INSTITUTE — The pairings for the sixth practice round of third week have been uploaded. The round is double-flighted; only debaters in Pop will be debating a sixth round. Round 6 — Pop Click here to access the room assignments.
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07.31.09Third Week Pairings: Round 5
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE VICTORY BRIEFS INSTITUTE — The pairings for the fifth practice round of third week have been uploaded. The round is double-flighted. Round 5 — Snap Round 5 — Crackle Round 5 — Pop Click here to access the room assignments.
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07.30.09VBI Power Programs
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE VICTORY BRIEFS INSTITUTE — One neat feature of the Victory Briefs Institute is the number of programs that send delegations to Los Angeles. Fourteen schools sent five or more students each to VBI@LMU. So who sent the most? California’s Brentwood School and New Mexico’s Albuquerque Academy had eight students in attendance. The Bronx High School of Science in New York and Strake Jesuit College Preparatory School in Texas each registered ten students. Thirteen students each both from Maryland’s Walt Whitman High School (pictured) and California’s Bellarmine College Preparatory School made the trip to Los Angeles. Other programs with five or ...
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07.30.09Third Week: Day 5
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE VICTORY BRIEFS INSTITUTE — Third Week consists of three divisions — Snap, Crackle, and Pop — in which students participate in seminars, video analyses, drill sessions, and practice rounds. Our curriculum director for Third Week, Neil Conrad, has made sure students have very full days each and every day. The second day was no exception. From 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM, students in Snap participated in a “Crushing Confusing Positions” seminar, students in Crackle participated in their fourth practice round, and students in Pop had a theory blocking session. From 10:30 to noon, students in Snap participated in a “Crushing ...
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07.30.09Register for Big Bronx XIX on August 1
Victory Briefs Daily (0)THE BRONX, N.Y. — Registration for the thirty-ninth annual New York City Invitational opens on August 1. The tournament will take place on October 16, 17, and 18, 2009 at the Bronx High School of Science. Registration will take place at Joy of Tournaments. Last year, hundreds of students from over twenty states competed in the tournament’s four competitions — Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Team Debate (policy), Public Forum Debate, and Legislative Debate (Student Congress) — where they vied for handsome awards and top honors at one of the national circuit’s oldest events. Last year, Bronx Science had a bid to the TOC ...
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07.30.09World Debate Institute Holds World Schools Workshop
Global Debate (0)Rhydian Morgan works with a small group on proposition casesThe 2009 WDI world schools debate workshop began on Sunday and is in high gear as of today.Each day begins at 9 AM and about half the time ends at 9 PM and half the time at 5 PM. There was even an afternoon at the beach on Tuesday as well as a number of evening movies.But what students seem to like to do the most in their free time is
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