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Hi
Was the final recorded?
Best
Nipun
On 2 November 2013 19:12, Buzz Klinger <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> For those interested, the motions for the Fall Classic were:
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> 1) In areas with exceptionally high crime rates, TBT vigilantism is
> justified.
> 2) THS the NSA's surveillance program.
> 3) THW ban non-reconstructive cosmetic surgery.
> 4) THBT human shields are a legitimate target in war.
> 5) THW subsidize newspapers.
>
> SF: THW allow violent criminals to choose to undergo the Ludovico
> technique in exchange for a significantly reduced sentence. (There was an
> info slide defining the Ludovico technique)
>
> Novice Final: THBT secluded religious communities should require their
> members to spend time in broader society.
>
> Final: Given the technology, THW erase the memories of bad relationships.
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> On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 10:12 PM, Barnes, R Eric <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> At the 2013 HWS Fall Classic, these were the results.
>>
>> Champions: Queen's University (Embree & McLeod)
>> Second place: Canadian Hybrid (Ellis & Grudzien)
>> Finalists: Brandeis & Carleton
>> Semifinalists: Cornell ELAL, Colgate TSMC, Cornell JLYY, Colgate RNKM
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>> Winner of novice finals: Patrick Henry (Elliott & Fillebrown)
>> Second place: The College of New Jersey (Ellis & Palvannan)
>> Finalists: Cornell (Armstrong & Gaur), Patrick Henry (Collins & Tague)
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>> ******************************************
>> Eric Barnes
>> Hobart and William Smith Colleges
>> Philosophy Department
>> Public Policy Program
>> Debate Coach
>> (315) 781-3182
>> [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
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