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2008 NFA LD Debate Nationals Final Round Part 5

2008 final round in NFA LD.
Resolved: The US federal government should substantially increase assistance to the Greater Horn of Africa in one of the following areas: economic development, human rights protection, or public health.
For more information, go to:
http://cas.bethel.edu/dept/comm/nfa/n…

Affirmative (Senior, Spencer Harris from Drury University) wins on a 5-0 decision over the Negative (Sophomore, Jessica Furgerson from Western Kentucky University).

Spencer’s last rebuttal. Case to use strategic marketing for condom distribution programs in Uganda.

Duration : 0:3:53


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14 Responses to “2008 NFA LD Debate Nationals Final Round Part 5”

  1. Also, this is NOT …
    Also, this is NOT last year’s HS policy topic. That was a much broader resolution.

  2. The material has …
    The material has been opened up a lot in the past year alone. Counterplans are run, DA’s are expected, and kritiks are run every tourney. Boyer’s Debate Cooperative debate camp is largely responsible for better evidence and blocks in the league. It churned out cases, DAs, CPs and a kritik that most schools based their files around.
    Policy-makers have effectively replaced the stock issues makeup of judges.

  3. This is LD POLICY. …
    This is LD POLICY. It is a policy topic with DAs and links. The question being discussed is whether speed is acceptable.

  4. I don’t believe …
    I don’t believe that there is.

  5. So is there a …
    So is there a collegiate equivalent of the high school LD “values” debate and if so, what?

  6. College LD is …
    College LD is literally single person policy debate with LD Times.

  7. Guys this is NFA LD …
    Guys this is NFA LD its a form of college debate. This is not the LD you guys are used to in HS.

  8. KabaneTheChristian on October 19th, 2009 at 5:15 pm

    This is not LD. …
    This is not LD. This was last years policy topic, and you are running DAs, referring to links, and talking at Advanced Policy speed.

  9. On second thought, …
    On second thought, how is this LD? Counter-plans and DA’s and stuff

  10. Glad to see LD …
    Glad to see LD shifting towards policy speed

  11. His 2AR sounds much …
    His 2AR sounds much better than his 1AC. I think he is clearer and using more hand motions than he was to begin with. Still, he is having a hard time looking away from his paper.

  12. That guy’s eating …
    That guy’s eating his fingers!
    Someone save him!!

    hahahha
    when you were talking really fast i thought you were kidding. but yeah, GOOD JOB!!!!!!!
    i’ve never done LD before
    but it looks like fun!

  13. That’s important …
    That’s important info I should have posted. Thanks for the details, Boyer. Feel like posting a video RFD?

  14. LafayetteForensics on October 19th, 2009 at 5:15 pm

    FYI, the …
    FYI, the Affirmative (Senior, Spencer Harris from Drury University) wins on a 5-0 decision over the Negative (Sophomore, Jessica Furgerson from Western Kentucky University).

    Congratulations to both debaters on reaching the finals!

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