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THEODORE GREENE. CAPTAIN DEBATE The debate situation at the opening of the school year 1913-14 was not auspicious. With one experienced debater presenting himself for the team, Coach Fiiield had to face the proposition of creating debate material. That he succeeded in this task, all those who heard the Academy-High School debate on March 20th Will testify. The four Academy men who participated in that contest, T. M. Greene CCapt.J, N. Berthoi, F. Bastell and J. S. Turner Calternatej, showed the results of a comprehen- sive study of the question and three months of careful training by the coach, supplemented by the helpful sug- gestions of Prof. Shaw. The speakers were keen and alive to the issues. The debate was very close and the final de- cision Was swung only by minor points of the discussion. The team did credit to its Alma Mater and maintained the high local standard of interscholastic polemics. The question of this year's debate Was, Resolved, that, the members of the President's Cabinet should be One !'Illll'LIl'IJd an mi Eight
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cl Niue LAWRENCE W. FIFIELD, COACH ex-officio members of Congress. Constitutionality Con- cededf' The Academy upheld the affirmative, and the High School the negative. The outcome of this contest-the decision in favor of the negative-again proves that losing a decision does not signify any gross inferiority on the part of the losing team. Nor does it lead to the conclusion that the debate was not beneficial to all participants and enlightening to the audience. It was all of this, and the speakers deserve the commendation. The three speakers of the team graduate this year, thus leaving larger opportunity for new men nextvyear Who intend to enter active debate work. This year's con- test closes the present series of debates With the High School, but the debates will undoubtedly continue as usual, and possibly a triangular league may soon be estab- lished With some third school, thus giving greater oppor- tunity and further interest in this kind of contest. MARTIN H. DODGE.
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