Oxford TS (Andrew Seow and Teck Wei Tan) won the Newcastle IV 2017 from Closing Opposition on the motion "This house supports the increasing secularisation of the world". The Newcastle IV 2017 took place on 25th and 26th November 2017. In the Open Final Oxford TS debated against St Andrews Sausage Bean and Cheese Melt (Ruth Batten and Duncan Bowyer) in Opening Government, Manchester was out of team spots (Jacklin Kwan and Rudolfs Treilis) in Opening Opposition and Sheffield SS (Areeb Sherwani and Leon Stone) in Closing Opposition. The panel came to an unanimous decision.
The final was judged by Chris ... Posts Tagged ‘ Newcastle ’
Oxford wins Newcastle IV 2017
Oxford TS (Andrew Seow and Teck Wei Tan) won the Newcastle IV 2017 from Closing Opposition on the motion "This house supports the increasing secularisation of the world". The Newcastle IV 2017 took place on 25th and 26th November 2017. In the Open Final Oxford TS debated against St Andrews Sausage Bean and Cheese Melt (Ruth Batten and Duncan Bowyer) in Opening Government, Manchester was out of team spots (Jacklin Kwan and Rudolfs Treilis) in Opening Opposition and Sheffield SS (Areeb Sherwani and Leon Stone) in Closing Opposition. The panel came to an unanimous decision.
The final was judged by Chris ...
Dec 5th, 2017 |
By René Geci |
Category: International, News of debating clubs, Turniere |
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About Life, Debating And How To Become A Better Debater – An interview with Owen Mooney
A few days ago, we interviewed the magnificient Owen Mooney, current EUDC champion. We asked him some questions about his debating development and which advice he would give to novices and debaters who seek to become better. Enjoy some funny stories, expert suggestions and clever comments!
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Nov 8th, 2017 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: International, Menschen, Mittwochs-Feature |
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Newcastle Open 2010
Nur "mixed doubles" dürfen beim Newcastle Open 2010 antreten, das am 21. und 22. Juni in Newcastle upon Tyne im Nordosten Englands ausgetragen wird. Das heißt: Die Zweierteam setzen sich geschlechtergemischt zusammen. Fünf Vorrunden, Halbfinale und Finale mit geschlossenen Themen sind geplant. Die Teilnahme kostet 20 Britische Pfund (umgerechnet etwa 22 Euro) pro Team aus VDCH-Land. Juroren zahlen keinen Teilnahmebeitrag. Format ist BPS, Debattensprache englisch. Mehr Informationen gibt's bei newcastleopen[at]googlemail.com.
Update 5. April: Oskar Avery teilt mit, dass als Chefjuroren Ruth Faller und Can Okar gewonnen werden konnten. Die Anmeldung ist eröffnet und mittels Onlineformular möglich.
