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It’s that time again! Debate Central is proud to publish our “pro” analysis of April’s public forum topic, Resolved: The continuation of current U.S. anti-drug policies in Latin America will do more harm than good. You can find it below the fold! Continue reading →

10 Ways to Win an End-of-Year Championship, Part 2.

Yesterday, we discussed the post-season and how to handle the unique challenges that occur when limited time meets maximum pressure. Today, we inch closer to tournament time with five more tips to help you add “champion” to your list of accomplishments. Continue reading →

It’s that time of the season, again! March begins, for many debaters, the commencement of the post-season. For most, there will be some sort of culminating experience such as a city championship, a state championship, a national championship (such as NFL nationals, NAUDL nationals, the Tournament of Champions, NCFL nationals, the NDCA, etc.) at which they’ll give the year their last, and best effort. From the beginning of the season, most debaters have their eye on that prize and hope that they’ll qualify for, and do well at their final competition. Continue reading →

Happy weekend! Our Debate Expert, Louie Petit, Assistant Director of UNT Debate, has sent updates for our free immigration disadvantage! You can find them below the fold. Continue reading →

Hey, LDers! Debate Central is proud to publish our negative side analysis of the March/April Lincoln-Douglas topic, Resolved: The United States is justified in intervening in the internal political processes of other countries to attempt to stop human rights abuses. You can find it below the fold! Continue reading →

Hey, LDers! Debate Central is proud to publish our affirmative side analysis of the March/April Lincoln-Douglas topic, Resolved: The United States is justified in intervening in the internal political processes of other countries to attempt to stop human rights abuses. You can find it below the fold! Continue reading →

It’s that time again! Debate Central is proud to publish our “con” analysis of March’s public forum topic, Resolved: The U.S. government should not require its citizens to have health insurance.. You can find it below the fold! Continue reading →