by Isaac Sommers | May 31, 2020 | Announcements, Guest Posts, NCFCA Resolutions, Online Debate, Stoa, Stoa Resolutions, Tournaments
Note from the editor: As noted in our previous guest post/announcement from Isaac Sommers, we at Ethos understand the frustration of not being able to compete in normal/physical nationals. Thus, I and others at Ethos want to help make debaters more aware of some of... 
by Isaac Sommers | Mar 31, 2020 | Announcements, Guest Posts, NCFCA Resolutions, Online Debate, Stoa, Tournaments
Note from the editor: Like Isaac Sommers notes in this guest post, I also understand the frustration that you/debaters may be feeling or have felt over the tournament cancellations—especially since I have a younger brother in Stoa who for the first time was nationally... 
by Joshua Anumolu | Sep 19, 2019 | Debate, NCFCA Resolutions, Research, TP
I just read (skimmed) a book entitled Smaller Faster Lighter Denser Cheaper by Robert Bryce. It provides an illuminating history of many of the most influential and amazing technologies and innovations throughout the history of mankind. But the last section of the... 
by Sebastian Anastasi | Aug 14, 2019 | Announcements, Ethos Info, NCFCA Resolutions, Research, Stoa Resolutions, TP
As a young debater, the end of the summer was always like Christmas: sourcebooks were coming! (It was a very nerdy Christmas, but still…) Finding out what briefs were being published in each sourcebook was something I eagerly looked forward to. This year I’ve had the... 
by Thaddeus Tague | Sep 15, 2018 | Best Resources, Example Rounds, Briefs, and Case Studies, NCFCA Resolutions, Negative, Research, Stoa Resolutions, Tournaments
The Ethos Sourcebooks are up for purchase! Are you ready for this debate season to get started?? Ethos has a long legacy of publishing only the best content. We put together an all-star team of researchers to do some intensive research for the Stoa and NCFCA... 
by Harrison Durland | Jul 16, 2018 | Affirmatives, NCFCA Resolutions, Uncategorized
Resolved: When in conflict, governments should value fair trade above free trade. Trade, especially when it has gotten freer, has empirically tended to be one of the most beneficial economic processes in the past few millennia. But to skip the flowery review of...