Category — lincoln-douglas

Demarius Walker won the JV Lincoln-Douglas Division on a 3-0 decision. Congatulations DJ. Now, you can’t be JV anymore.

The results are in from Octos in Policy and JV Lincoln-Douglas Debate. Demarius Walker picked up on a 2-1 decision. In Policy, juniors Minh Lam and Bree Gray-Jordan dropped to College Prep from California.

Once more, congratulations to both teams!

It’s Saturday night and Grady has cleared to the elimination rounds of the Wake Forest National Earlybird:

In JV Lincoln Douglas Debate:

Demarius Walker

In Varsity Policy:

Minh Lam and Bree Gray-Jordan
Alexis Armand and John Holland

In the Double-Octafinal round, our two policy duos faced each other and the team of Minh and Bree advanced without debating.

Congratulations to everyone!

Brandon Sheats

The National Forensics League has released the first Lincoln-Douglas and Public Forum topics of the year, a return for LD, and free speech in PF.

A visit to the recycling bin, the September/October resolution is:

Resolved: A just society ought not use the death penalty as a form of punishment.

The September resolution for Public Forum debate is:

Resolved: That the Fairness Doctrine should be reinstated.

Topics will be posted in the forums.

Wichita, KS–

The breaks have been posted in Lincoln-Douglas debate, and graduated senior John Helsel is in the pool. This follows on the heels of multiple national appearances at the Barkley Forum, UNM Round Robin, Wake National Earlybird, Florida Blue Key, Harvard, and the NCFL Nationals in Houston.