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Debate Team on Road To Win Speech Honors The Debate Team traveled to Speech tournaments in Kentucky, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Colorado. They placed fifth in the National Junior Divi- sion Debate Tournament, qualified two people for the Nationals in individual events, and won about fifteen trophies. A comparatively young team, com- posed mainly of freshmen, the Debate Team gained tournament experience for next year. Angela Laird sponsored the Debate Team. DEBATE: Richard Ellis, LuEIlen Sexton. Angela Laird, Matt Gee.
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Emory Team practices business skill in game The Emory Team competed against around 32 other private colleges in a simulated business game which developed their skills in the fields of finance, marketing, productions, and communications. Each college, or business, made two decisions a week and sent them to an IBM computer. These decisions, after competition, determined whether they lost or gained money. This business game helped students to gain knowledge and ex- perience in making business decisions. Four members traveled to Atlanta, Georgia, to give oral presentations. Dr. Leftwich gave advise and sponsored the Emory Team. Lisa Bunnel, Paul Smith. Teresa Groom, Dale Jackson, H isa' .g.L.-, -1, u vi T' .Lf-f-fkjdh Y
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