CEDA 08 Final - Towson vs. Kansas

Web address is
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5390665162595544147

Controversial as Towson refuses to affirm the resolution.

National Public Policy Forum 2008 Semifinal #1

Now available in a number of forms. Colleyville Heritage and Wellington high schools face off.

The Google Video version is above.
Also at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5649446103255757923

A larger podcast version is now available at
http://www.uvm.edu/~debate/watch/nppfsemi12008.m4v

The event was webcast by GLOBAL DEBATE as well as DEBATE CENTRAL.

Thanks to NYU, Bickell & Brewer and everyone who worked on this project, especially NYU President John Sexton, Bickell & Brewer Foundation head Kit Sawers, as well as Travis Carter for working on PR.

Check out details about th con test at http://nppf.net

National Public Policy Forum 2008 Semifinal #2

Now available in a number of forms.

The Google Video version is above.
Also at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2084877870091656105

A larger podcast version is now available at
http://www.uvm.edu/~debate/watch/nppfsemi22008.m4v

The event was webcast by GLOBAL DEBATE as well as DEBATE CENTRAL.

Thanks to NYU, Bickell & Brewer and everyone who worked on this project, especially NYU President John Sexton, Bickell & Brewer Foundation head Kit Sawers, as well as Travis Carter for working on PR.

Check out details about th con test at http://nppf.net

National Public Policy Forum Final Round Video

Now available in a number of forms.

The Google Video version is above.
Also at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1101809263141196716

A larger podcast version is now available at
http://www.uvm.edu/~debate/watch/nppffinal2008.m4v

The event was webcast by GLOBAL DEBATE as well as DEBATE CENTRAL.

Thanks to NYU, Bickell & Brewer and everyone who worked on this project, especially NYU President John Sexton, Bickell & Brewer Foundation head Kit Sawers, as well as Travis Carter for working on PR.

Check out details about th con test at http://nppf.net

See Webcast from NFL Nationals

The National Forensic League in the USA (http://www.nflonline.org/AboutNFL.AboutNFL), Debate Central (http://debate.uvm.edu), Global Debate and the World Debate Institute at the University of Vermont have announced that on Friday March 20 2008 the entire day's events will be available as web video on the Internet.

"This is an exciting way for parents, supporters at home and the entire world to see the excellence of our students," said Scott Wunn, NFL Executive Director. "We want to thank Dr. Snider for his support on this project."

"We are proud to have this opportunity," said Alfred Snider, "and it is a pleasure to bring our technical expertise to this event. NFL partnerships like this have been going on now for almost ten years and we are very proud of the trust they put in us in these matters."

WATCH NFL FRIDAY LIVE ON THE INTERNET

GO TO

http://www.uvm.edu/debate_theater/

YOU MUST HAVE QUICKTIME INSTALLED ON YOUR COMPUTER
FREE DOWNLOAD AT http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/

LIVE FROM THE COX PAVILION AT UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AT LAS VEGAS
FRIDAY JUNE 20 2008

8:30 AM
US EXTEMP FINALS

10 AM
INTERNATIONAL EXTEMP FINALS

11:30 AM
POLICY DEBATE FINALS

1:30 PM
PUBLIC FORUM DEBATE FINALS

2:30 PM
LINCOLN DOUGLAS DEBATE FINALS

3:30 PM
ORIGINAL ORATORY FINALS

5:30 PM
AWARDS PROGRAM

Standard time zone: UTC/GMT -8 hours
Daylight saving time: +1 hour
Current time zone offset: UTC/GMT -7 hours
Time zone abbreviation: PDT - Pacific Daylight Time

FROM http://www.nflonline.org/AboutNFL.AboutNFL

About the NFL

The National Forensic League is the nation's oldest and largest debate and speech honor society. Since our founding in 1925, we have enrolled over 1 million members in all 50 states.

The National Forensic League believes that all students should be empowered to become effective communicators, ethical individuals, critical thinkers, and leaders in a democratic society. We exist to promote secondary school speech and debate activities and interscholastic competition as a means to develop a student's lifelong skills and values and to increase the public's awareness of the value of speech, debate, and communication education.

The NFL Mission

The National Forensic League Honor Society promotes secondary school speech and debate activities and interscholastic competition as a means to develop a student’s lifelong skills and values, as well as the public’s awareness of the value of speech, debate, and communication education.

As an organization, the National Forensic League embraces diversity, interconnection, and visionary leadership. We empower students to become effective communicators, ethical individuals, critical thinkers, and leaders in a democratic society.

The NFL Vision

The organization serves as the central agent for coordination and facilitation of

• heightened public awareness of the value of speech communication skills,
• development of educational initiatives for student and teacher training,
• excellence in interscholastic competition, and
• the promotion of honor society ideals.