21. Sitemap Sponsorship Intro Budget Debate Site Candidate Negotiation Format AudienceMedia Postdebate activities Checklist Evaluation. DebateWatch. http://www.debates.org/pages/sitemap.html

Online Debate History How to Host a Local Debate Debates in Seven Languages Mission ... October 9, 1996 Transcript (vice presidential) October 3, 2000 Transcript October 11, 2000 Transcript October 17, 2000 Transcript October 5, 2000 Transcript (vice presidential) October 20, 2000: Majority of Citizens Taking Online Questionnaire Find Debates Valuable in Voting Decisions October 2, 2000: Citizens Suggest Education as Top Issue for the Presidential Debates September 19, 2000: Bernard Shaw to Moderate VP Debate September 19, 2000: CPD Announces Media Credentialing Guidelines for Presidential Debates ... Sitemap

22. Mankato East Debate Activities East travels to approximately twelve debate tournamentseach year. Students compete at three levels Novice (beginner http://www.isd77.k12.mn.us/schools/east/activities/debate/debate.htm

Home Welcome About East High Media Center ... Site Map Requirements: Debate is open to all students in grades 9-12. The debate season begins in the first week of school and culminates with the State Tournament in mid-January. East offers two kinds of debate: Policy debate (for two person teams) and Lincoln-Douglas (value debate for individual competitors). Activities: East travels to approximately twelve debate tournaments each year. Students compete at three levels: Novice (beginner), junior varsity (intermediate), and varsity (experienced). Advisor: Mr. K. George You are visitor # to this page since 15 July 1999. Home Welcome About East High Media Center ... Site Map Go to Mankato Area Schools Home Page Comments may be sent to the East High Webmaster Page last updated on 24 July 1999.

23. TOL Partners Pages population, including ethnic minorities; and to establish independent national debateassociations to promote, organize and sustain debate activities in each http://archive.tol.cz/sponpart/partners.html

5 November 2002 TOL Sponsors and Partners: Sponsors Page Partners Page Our Partners TOL 's partners constitute a network dedicated to the successful transition of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the former Soviet Union. If you are interested in cooperating with TOL , please contact us at marketing@tol.cz www.bns.ee ] The only pan-Baltic news agency, BNS has its headquarters in Tallinn and larger regional offices situated in Riga and Vilnius. It distributes daily around 1,000 news items in five languages. BNS news is available in Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian, and English. www.ce-review.org ] The weekly Internet journal of Central and East European politics, society, and culture. WWW.CHANGENET.SK ] CHANGENET.SK ...a magazine about people who are changing the world ChangeNet online magazine is the best Internet source for daily updated news and opinions related to civil society in Slovakia. This not-for-profit site also offers a calendar of events, classifieds, miscellaneous directories, and discussion forums. ChangeNet monitors activities in the field of human rights, the environment, social services, religion, and culture in Slovakia. In addition, it offers interesting and inspiring news from other countries to Slovak citizens. www.cpj.org

24. Methodist College Debate Team Tournament schedule, history, activities list. http://www.methodist.edu/debate

//Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, maximus@nsimail.com) //Site: http://www.absolutegb.com/maximus //For full source, and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com M ethodist D ebate Adam Loose was named Methodist Debate of the Year for 2001-2002. The Methodist College Debate team has a history of success despite a smaller size. The team belongs to the American Debate Association, the National Debate Tournament, and the American Forensics Association. With these memberships, the team competes at the national level with distinction against large public and private institutions. This is the team's first webpage and will serve as a focal point for learning more about the team's competion, activities, and action within the community THE DEBATE WEBSITE IS CURRENTLY BEING UPDATED. PLEASE CHECK BACK SOON FOR INFORMATION ON METHODIST DEBATE For more information, contact: Todd Lyden, Debate Coach WEBPAGE 5400 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28311 or e-mail

25. VHS Debate Hompage http://www.vermillion.k12.sd.us/highschool/activities/debate/debate_home.htm

Vermillion Debate "Barbarian Conquest 2001-2002" Vermillion Debate has enjoyed an extremely successful season this year. At the start of the year we had two goals. The first was to improve our enrollment and degree standing in the National Forensic League , and the second was to win sweepstakes at every tournament we attended. So far, we've met both our goals. You can keep track of how well we're doing in the NFL by looking at the updated district standings . The tournament results can be found by clicking the link below. Here's the teams that make up the core of Vermillion debate. Policy Debate Lincoln Douglas Debate Individual Events Student Congress ... Schedule

26. Historia A Debate A sustained network which brings together historians from all over the world, through both activities where they are present and the web, in and outside the academic institutions. http://www.h-debate.com/English/index2.htm

27. NWOSU Speech And Drama Clubs, Debate, Activities Some of the special activities and organizations available to speech students includethe We participate in NEDA debate (team and LincolnDouglas), as well as http://www.nwosu.edu/Speech/Activity.htm

Northwestern Oklahoma State University The Speech Department faculty recognizes that a well-rounded educational experience should include participation in extra-curricular activities. Some of the special activities and organizations available to speech students include the following: Forensics Castle Players Drama Club Alpha Psi Omega honorary drama fraternity Local Radio and Television Broadcasting Forensics In addition to the play productions, Northwestern's Speech and Drama Department offers students the opportunity to participate on the Forensics team. We participate in NEDA debate (team and Lincoln-Douglas), as well as all 11 AFA individual events. Several tournaments also offer Reader's Theatre and the state tournament offers a Radio Broadcasting event. We try to participate in three to four local tournaments (Oklahoma and Kansas) each semester. We are competitive, but Northwestern is primarily concerned with the educational value of forensics and thus places an emphasis on learning and growth. In addition to learning, many new friendships are forged and fellowship is enjoyed. We also provide students with the opportunity to participate in Speech and Debate at the administrative level as we host a high school invitational tournament in the fall and a high school regional tournament in the spring.

28. FRIENDS OF EUROPE - Debating Europe's Future Nonprofit organization promoting public debate on the future of European integration. Information about membership, forthcoming conferences, and other activities. http://www.friendsofeurope.org/

29. Teaching Policy Debate :: The Debate Teachers' Online Community Classroom activities and materials for coaching high school policy debate. http://www.teachingdebate.com/

@import url("themes/PostNuke/style/style.css"); Teaching Policy Debate The Debate Teachers' Online Community Apr 07, 2003 - 04:23 AM NFL NCFL NFISDA Debate Central Search Main Menu Home Teaching Materials Tournament Calendar Case List ... Legalese Categories All Categories Classroom Activities (Oct 16, 2002) Lesson Plans (Aug 19, 2002) Texts (Aug 27, 2002) Who's Online We have 1 guest and members online You are an anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Recently Published Tagging and Sorting Evidence (Oct 16, 2002) Introduction to Flowing II (Oct 07, 2002) Introduction to Flowing (Oct 07, 2002) Cross Examination Circle (Oct 07, 2002) Speaking Structure Drill (Aug 27, 2002) Line by Line Structure (Aug 27, 2002) Kicking Out Exercise (Aug 27, 2002) Introduction to Topicality (Aug 27, 2002) Structure of A Debate Round (Aug 27, 2002) Introduction to Debate Research (Aug 27, 2002) Introduction to Kritiks (Aug 27, 2002)

30. Case For HS Activities From interscholastic sports to music, drama and debate, activities enrich a student's high school experience, and the http://www.nfhs.org/case.htm

The Case for High School Activities... Valuable part of the overall high school experience. Better attendance Cocurricular activities teach lessons that lead to better citizens. Introduction lessons as important as those taught in the classroom. Unfortunately, there appears to be a creeping indifference toward support for high school activity programs by the general public. This neglect undermines the educational mission of our schools and the potential prosperity of our communities. There is no better time than today to assert "The Case for High School Activities." Education and community leaders across the nation must be made aware of the facts contained in this material. From interscholastic sports to music, drama and debate, activities enrich a student's high school experience, and the programs must be kept alive. The NFHS supports cocurricular endeavors through many avenues, including: Benefits of Cocurricular Activities Activities Support the Academic Mission of Schools.

31. Welcome To The Whitney Humanities Center Seeks to support and strengthen the activities of faculty and graduate students in the humanities and neighboring fields by creating a sense of intellectual community that transcends departmental boundaries and by fostering collegial dialogue, informed debate and the pursuit of new fields of inquiry. http://www.yale.edu/whc/

32. MIT Parliamentary Debate Society - We Do Great Things Team history, tournament results, and other information. http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/debate/Debate.html

MIT Debate FAQ Team History Tournament Information ... Articles , Documents Contact Us Officer List Directions , Email Addresses Join us for our first meeting of the year, complete with a demonstration round, introductions, and delicious free ice cream. Thursday, 9/5 8:00 PM Monday, 9/9 8:00 PM Welcome to the MIT Parliamentary Debate Society website the online home for MIT 's premiere public speaking organization. If you're a vistor from MIT and are interested in learning more about the team or becoming a member , this is the place to get information about meeting times, locations, and what it really means to be a debater at MIT. If you're visting from another school and need to contact someone here , try the officer list or read the section on the MIT Tournament held this December. If you're a prosepective student and are interested in getting started with debate early, let us know

33. Acton/Boxborough Friends Of Forensics http://ab.mec.edu/abrhs/information/activities/Speech/

Welcome to the Acton-Boxborough Speech and Debate Team Web Site All students attending AB High School are eligible to join the team. (You do not need to be taking the Speech and Debate Class to be on the team). Team meetings are held on all Friday afternoons and many Monday afternoons. Team members select the event in which they intend to compete.(For a description of events, see Events ). Some events also have weekly meetings scheduled by varsity members. Please browse this web site for more information about the speech and debate team. If you have any additional questions, contact Coach Seymour , one of the officers listed below, or any team member. Team officers for 2002/3 Chris Follett, Captain Colin Burns Max Levine Sravanthi Madala Megan Dalton Cherry Miao Mrs. Brenda Laymance, Publicity Coordinator Site Design by Paulina Knibbe. Upkeep and postings by Sam Adelman.

34. Activities *activities, debate, activities*. http://millard.esu3.org/mnhs/Activities/Debate.htm

Activities Debate Activities Sponsor: Scott Milliken, Casey Lundgren: English Meetings: As Announced Requirements: Open to students taking Debate at MNHS Description of Club/Activities: Students who participate in Debate become eligible for membership in the National Honorary Society. Millard North has one of the largest National Forensic League chapters in America. Membership is required to participate in National Level Debate tournament Back Millard Board of Education Brad Burwell, President Julie A. Johnson, Vice President Jean Stothert , Secretary Mike Pate, Treasurer Sheri Everts Rodgers, Ph.D., Member Linda Poole, Member Dr. Keith Lutz, Superintendent Last Updated: August 2002 Not Responsible for Information Found by Linking Beyond this Page. Millard North Administration Dr. Rick Werkheiser, Principal

35. National Urban Debate League Activities NATIONAL URBAN debate LEAGUE activities. NATIONAL URBAN debate LEAGUECONFERENCE Atlanta, Georgia, May, 2001. NATIONAL URBAN debate http://debate.uvm.edu/udl/udlnational.html

NATIONAL URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE ACTIVITIES NATIONAL URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE CONFERENCE Atlanta, Georgia, May, 2001 NATIONAL URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE CONFERENCE Kansas City, Missouri, March, 2000 URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE NOVICE CELEBRATION Pace Academy, Atlanta, Georgia The Pace Academy/J.B. Fuqua 1st UDL Novice National Celebration on April 26 - 29, 2001. For more information contact Chris Wheatley at cwheatley@paceacademy.org NATIONAL URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE CONTACT LIST URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE IDEAFEST Open Society Institute, New York City, New York June, 2001, plans to be announced.

36. AHLA - Health Lawyers Public Interest Activities debate on medical errors, including recommendations from Institute of Medicinereports, broad public policy considerations in the debate, activities of the http://www.healthlawyers.org/publicinterest/speakers/index.cfm

Association Services News and Analysis Publications Education Programs ... Home Speakers Series: Conversations with Policymakers Register for Legal Issues in the Medical Errors Debate Teleconference Health Lawyers continues its public interest teleconference series with "Legal Issues in the Medical Errors Debate," scheduled for Friday, February 14, 2003; from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The speakers are John Hoff , Deputy Assistant Secretary for Disability, Aging, and Long-Term Care Policy with the Department of Health and Human Services; Lucian Leape, MD , Adjunct Professor of Health Policy in Harvard University's Department of Health Policy and Management; and Tom Mayo , chair of AHLA's Public Interest Committee. The speakers will discuss the 2003 policy debate on medical errors, including recommendations from Institute of Medicine reports, broad public policy considerations in the debate, activities of the Bush administration, and the prospects for Congressional action on patient safety legislation. The teleconference will focus on legal issues, including the important question of whether medical errors that providers report on a voluntary basis should be protected from discovery in litigation. Register Health Lawyers kicked off its Fall 2002 public interest teleconference series with Yea or Nay: Congress' Fall Health Agenda, held Thursday, August 29.

37. Currently On The House Floor - Office Of The Clerk President transmitting the first biennial Federal Ocean and Coastal activities Report referred 426 PM - Floor summary debate - The House proceeded with ten http://clerk.house.gov/floorsummary/floor.php3

108th Congress, 1st Session Skip Navigation April 7, 2003 Home Legislative Activities Printer Friendly Use the drop down menu to view Floor proceedings for the last 7 legislative days. Select Legislative Day March 25, 2003 March 26, 2003 March 27, 2003 March 31, 2003 April 01, 2003 April 02, 2003 April 03, 2003 CURRENT HOUSE FLOOR PROCEEDINGS LEGISLATIVE DAY OF APRIL 3, 2003 108TH CONGRESS - FIRST SESSION 11:58 P.M. - The House adjourned. The next meeting is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on April 7, 2003. On motion to adjourn Agreed to by voice vote. Mr. Diaz-Balart, L. moved that the House do now adjourn. 11:13 P.M. - SPECIAL ORDER SPEECHES - The House has concluded all anticipated legislative business and has proceeded to Special Order speeches. 11:12 P.M. - Mr. Foley requested that Mr. Smith of MI be allowed to address the House for 5 minutes on April 7. 11:09 P.M. - Mr. DeLay asked unanimous consent that business in order under the Calendar Wednesday rule be dispensed with on Apr. 9. Agreed to without objection. 11:08 P.M. -

38. House Rule XVII - Legislative Activities - Office Of The Clerk may submit the question of its use to the House without debate. Legislation Votes Committee activities House Documents The Legislative Process http://clerk.house.gov/legisAct/The_Legislative_Process/rules/rule17.php

108th Congress, 1st Session Skip Navigation April 7, 2003 Home Legislative Activities The Legislative Process Rules Rule XVII Printer Friendly RULE XVII: DECORUM AND DEBATE Decorum 1. (a) A Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who desires to speak or deliver a matter to the House shall rise and respectfully address himself to ‘‘Mr. Speaker’’ and, on being recognized, may address the House from any place on the floor. When invited by the Chair, a Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner may speak from the Clerk’s desk. (b)(1) Remarks in debate shall be confined to the question under debate, avoiding personality. (2)(A) Except as provided in subdivision (B), debate may not include characterizations of Senate action or inaction, references to individual Members of the Senate, or quotations from Senate proceedings. (B) Debate may include references to actions taken by the Senate or by committees thereof that are a matter of public record; references to the pendency or sponsorship in the Senate of bills, resolutions, and amendments; factual descriptions relating to Senate action or inaction concerning a mea sure then under debate in the House; and quotations from Senate proceedings on a measure then under debate in the House that are relevant to the making of legislative history establishing the meaning of that mea sure. Recognition 2. When two or more Members, Delegates, or the Resident Commissioner rise at once, the Speaker shall name the Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who is first to speak. A Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner may not occupy more than one hour in debate on a question in the House or in the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union except as otherwise provided in this rule.

39. UMD Debate Calendar Of Activities Here you will find the debate Teams Schedule for the next few semesters,including tournaments, training sessions, trips and activities. http://www.debate.umd.umich.edu/Calendar.html

Here you will find the Debate Teams Schedule for the next few semesters, including tournaments, training sessions, trips and activities. The current season has ended, however summer preparations shall begin soon, along with other related events! The 2002-2003 Debate Calendar August ADI Debate Camp!!!! July 29 - August 13 September Sept. 9: First meeting of the year! Kings College Debate Tournament Sept. 20-22 October Oct 15: General Meeting Oct 19: Retreat Oct 24: General Meeting November Wayne State Debate Tournamen t Nov. 2-4 Wake Forest University Debate Tournament Nov.16 - 18 December Laura's Birthday!!!! John Carrol University Debate Tournament December 6-8 January California State Univeristy - Fullerton Debate Tournament January 1 - 4 Miami University Debate Tournament January 17 - 19 US Navel Academy Debate Tournament January 24 - 26 February NDT District Tournament Februray 14 - 16 March ADA National Tournament March 7 - 9 CEDA National Tournament March 21 - 23 Barbara Jordan Youth Debates - Detroit April National Debate Tournament April 4-7 Barbara Jordan Youth Debates - Detroit May Barbara Jordan Youth Debates- Pittsburg Amit's Birthday!!!!

40. ASD Interscholastic High School Activities | Drama, Debate & Forensics Drama, debate Forensics. 20022003 Schedule. Coordinating School.King Career Center. Coordinating Assistant Principal. Pat Walker http://www.asdk12.org/activities/high/ddf.asp

Site Index Site Options Contact Us April 7, 2003 Schools Departments About ASD School Board ... myASD 2002-2003 Schedule Coordinating School King Career Center Coordinating Assistant Principal Pat Walker walker_patricia@asdk12.org Practice starts Tuesday, September 4, 2001 Schedules are subject to change. Please check with your local school for the most current schedule. Updated: October 31, 2002 Service December 6, 7 East January 10, 11 West January 31, February 1 Chugiak February 14, 15 Bartlett February 28, March 1 Dimond March 14, 15 HS Activities Menu HS Home Activities Home ASAA Calendar Fall Cross-Country Running Football Gymnastics Riflery ... Volleyball Winter Basketball Cross-Country Skiing Hockey Wrestling Spring Baseball Soccer Softball Anchorage School District 4600 DeBarr Road PO Box 196614 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6614

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