[eDebate] GSU Results.

[Old Man Waterman]

Elims were an incredible demonstration of the level playing field that is 
modern policy debate.  In quarters,

Piedmont College DM d. Emory AP on a 3-0
Samford AW d. Harvard KT on a 2-1
Mercer LW d. Northwestern BM on a 2-1
Case Western BR d. Emory CG on a 3-0

Emory AP and CG, Harvard KT, and Northwestern BM then proceeded to stage a 
collaborative performance art piece (with assistance from MSU HV, Dartmouth 
CS, Wake Forest CH, and West Georgia KT) focusing on the merits of 
re-drafting this year's resolution to read "Resolved: that modern policy 
debate should consist of a perpetual circle jerk involving Emory, 
Northwestern, Berkeley, Dartmouth, MSU, Harvard, Wake Forest and 1 other 
team to be chosen on a year-by-year basis."

On a square root of negative 3 to Khalilzhad in '95 decision, the judges 
voted to affirm the negation of the desert of the real.

As a result of the results from this weekend, I would like to publically 
recognize that Charles Olney was right, and obviously anyone who works hard 
has a fair shot at winning.

omw



[eDebate] GSU Results.
From: Gabriel Scannapieco (gscannap at law.harvard.edu)
Date: Tue Sep 28 2004 - 09:03:28 EDT



Come on. Even us law students want to know what happened...

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