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03.09.10Appleton East Alum Honored
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffFor the last three years the Wisconsin Alumni Association has honored young University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni with its Forward Under Forty awards. The Forward Under Forty awards recognize UW grads under age 40 who are making an impact on the world by living the Wisconsin Idea. Brian Riedl was awarded with one of the Forward Under Forty awards for 2010. Brian was honored for his work on the Federal Budget with the Heritage Foundation. A great description of his efforts is in the above link – so I won’t bother rehashing the Alumni Association’s excellent work. I had a chance to talk ...
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03.08.10Practice Extemp Questions – JMM Version
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffAs promised, here are the full list of questions from the Madison Memorial tournament this weekend. Included is a list of “questionable questions.” Because Tim Scheffler and I have a good time writing these, we frequently come up with not quite real questions. We planned to leave these out for our extempore speakers – to freak them out (I don’t know anything about college basketball!). Someone informed them of our intentions – they were not phased. Some of the “questionable questions” are decent (otherwise the joke would not have worked), so feel free to cherry pick those. The others, should ...
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03.04.10Thursday Thing to Read: Double Entry at WFCA State
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffHaving been proposed and discussed at several WFCA meetings, Wisconsin Forensics Daily would like to turn its attention to the Double Entry Proposal for the WFCA State Tournament. The current WFCA State Tournament only allows a student to enter into a single event. Schools are capped with a 25-person team and cannot enter more than four students in a single category. The proposal would keep both the 25-person and 4 entries per category caps, but would allow students to enter into more than one event. A summary of the current proposal is below the break. Additional proposals are forth coming, and ...
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03.03.10WFCA 40th Anniversary Bash!
Uncategorized, Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffThe Wisconsin Forensic Coaches’ Association is having its 40th anniversary this spring. The organization is having a large event to celebrate this milestone. On the behalf of the WFCA, here are the details of the celebration: The Event Come join us for a weekend celebrating 40 years of the WFCA at the Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells. All former officers, WFCA Hall of Fame members, and Hintz Memorial Award winners are being invited to join current coaches for socializing and a special anniversary program featuring stories, pictures, performances of past champions and door prizes. Accommodations Two types of accommodations are available with a ...
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03.02.10Sheboygan South Results
Uncategorized, Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments Offattached are the results from Sheboygan South Tournament. Sheb South Results
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03.01.10UW Whitewater Speech Bowl Results
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffJim Disrude, coach at UW-Whitewater, has shared the results of the first annual Speech Bowl on the Whitewater campus. Photos are included below the break. Congratulations to all of the winners: Lg School Division 1. Madison West 2. Whitnall 3. Black Hawk 4. Badger Sm School Division 1. Mukwonago 2. Delavan-Darien 3. Waunakee 4. Wauwatosa West Team Champion Photos: Demo 1. Shanna Kasper, Whitnall 2. Ryan Cunningham, Badger 3. Ryan Minor, Waunakee F. Zach Bednarke, Arrowhead Extemp 1. Joe Meeker, Waunkaee 2. Muhammed Cheema, Madison West 3. Jason Baron, Mukwonago Farrago 1. Maddie Hoeppner, Madison West 2. Alex Dabertin, Arrowhead 3. Jane Kelly, Madison West F. Kate Bauer, Whitnall F. Julia Tidwell, Badger Four-Minute 1. Kelly Meyerhofer, Badger 2. Katie Place, Black Hawk 3. Kathryn Weast, Delavan-Darien F. Nick Adams, Badger F. ...
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02.22.10Monday Meditation: Stop Reading Codes at Awards
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffA Call to Action for Tournament Directors When I first started coaching 13 years ago, students were never known by more than their codes at forensics tournaments. The awards announcer would proclaim, “and in first place, Solo Acting Serious, from Anyville school, 42R3!” In the meanwhile, awards ceremonies have become a classier affair, with standing ovations for the first place champion, and standards for tact enumerated in the WFCA Code of Conduct. In the early part of the new millennium, I experimented at some tournaments with running PowerPoint presentations during awards, sliding names and schools behind the contestants. I was actually inspired ...
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02.21.10Kaukauna Forensic Tournament results
Uncategorized, Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments Off2010 Kaukauna Forensic Tournament Saturday, February 20, 2010 Large Team Results 341 – Appleton East 268 – Kaukauna 254 – St Lawrence Seminary 185 – Hartford Union 138 – Luxemberg-Casco Medium Team Results 9.42 – 12 – Appleton North 9.31 – 16 – Sheboygan North 8.81 – 16 – Algoma 8.64 – 14 – Waupaca 7.92 – 13 – Neenah 7 – 15 – New London 6.33 – 12 – Winneconne 6.17 – 12 – Appleton West 5.5 – 14 – Southern Door Small Team Results 9.6 – 10 – Little Chute 9 – 7 – Appleton Xavier 8.9 – 10 – Hortonville 8.75 – 8 – Pulaski 8.3 – 10 – Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8 – 5 – Bonduel 6.5 – 6 – Plymouth 5.33 – 6 ...
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02.08.10Rufus King/Alverno College Forensics Tournament Results
Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffFriday, February 5, Rufus King held its tenth annual Congressional Debate at Milwaukee City Hall. For the second consecutive year, the top six students placing in the Senate advance to the University of Kentucky Tournament of Champions (TOC). Last year, Nicolet’s Gabriella Friedman and Jason Schwartz were the first Wisconsinites to compete in the TOC’s Congressional Debate division. This year, the bid attracted Ft. Dodge, Iowa’s Andrew Chou to join 12 Wisconsin schools and more than five dozen students in vying for the coveted top six spots. West Bend East won the Congress squad sweepstakes award for the best rank ...
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02.08.10Winneconne Forensic Tournament Results
Uncategorized, Wisconsin Forensics Daily Comments OffWinneconne Forensic Invitational 2010 Saturday, February, 2010 Large Team Results 304 – Appleton East 184 – Neenah Medium Team Results 9.24 – 17 – Kaukauna 8.54 – 13 – Hortonville 8.33 – 18 – Waupaca 8.08 – 13 – Appleton West 7.56 – 18 – Winneconne 6.19 – 16 – Notre Dame Small Team Results 11.3 – 8 – Appleton North 10.6 – 9 – Algoma 9.67 – 12 – Oshkosh West 8.8 – 10 – Wittenberg-Birnamwood 8.71 ...
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