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Making Evidence a Prerequisite: Is This Really the Best Way?

Making Evidence a Prerequisite: Is This Really the Best Way?

by Patrick McDonald | Nov 3, 2022 | NCFCA, Team Policy

Note: I’ll be taking NCFCA as my subject for this article because that is where my experience lies. I assume that many of these points will also apply to Stoa, but that is for Stoa-ers (Stoics?) to decide. For the first four years of my exposure to speech and debate,...
Impromptu: How to Become a Champion – Part 4 

Impromptu: How to Become a Champion – Part 4 

by Jala Boyer | Oct 31, 2022 | Impromptu, Limited Prep, NCFCA, Speech Events, Top Drills, Uncategorized

Alright, enough said about strategy and prep work, “let’s get down to the nitty gritty” (Nacho Libre). In this article, we are going to be examining basic techniques for how you can optimize your practice time for impromptu. Practice? Yes, you heard me correct....
Why Free Markets Belong to NEG This Year

Why Free Markets Belong to NEG This Year

by Noah McKay | Oct 10, 2022 | Lincoln-Douglas, NCFCA, Strategy, Uncategorized

The moment this season’s resolution was announced, most NCFCA LD debaters doubtless rushed to the nearest copy of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations in search of arguments for economic liberty. That reaction was partly warranted: the most important...
Impromptu: How to Become a Champion – Part 2

Impromptu: How to Become a Champion – Part 2

by Jala Boyer | Sep 5, 2022 | Impromptu, NCFCA, Speech Events, Uncategorized

In the first publication of this series about impromptu, I explained how to effectively use the two minutes of prep time that each speaker is given. It is both a delicate and extremely intentional process that requires discipline and repeated practice to yield...

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