University of Saskatchewan - Greystone Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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t a Illlfl - maggie VE igibeidbx 1,333 -ll j Y X i I f J 1 ' Y -. Q 1, 2, lt' 'xl ' ' ily?-.7-Air it ' A A Debating Directorate 1933-3-L saw tht- rist- of tlt-hating to an uniwrt-ct-dented proinint-nee in studt-nt at-tivitit-s. Not only has a rt-inarltable intt-rest in debating' mani- t't-stt-tl itst-lf. but tht- nuinbt-r of students participating' in various debates is t-vt-r on tht- int-rt-ast-. This at-liit-yt-nit-nt can bt- attributed to tht- Pres- idt-nt, Harold Clawson, whose rt-lt-ntlt-ss pt-rsistt-nt-e. energy and t-fliicient-y have in-twitlt-tl tht- nit-ans whereby debating talt-nt can bt- found antl effec- tiyt-ly dt-yelopt-tl. Last yt-ar. tht- intt-r-faculty t-tnnpetitions for the historic Hill Cup wt-re eliminated. and a new systt-in, that ot' Debating Unions, was inaugur- ated. This year tht- 110W systt-in t-int-ret-d from the t-Xpt-riint-ntal stagi- antl has bt-eonie a permanent antl mort- satisfactory t'orin of debating. ltlat-h college has its own Debating' Vnion in addition to the llniyersity lit-hating' Vnion. 'l'ht-se debates art- conducted on a strictly parliaint-ntary basis. any ont- prt-st-nt bt-ing' priyilt-gt-tl to speak. which is a distinct im- proyt-int-iit over tht- old torinal systt-ni. lt is only through rigorous cross- tlut-stioniiie' which nt-et-ssitatt-s rapid tliinlcing, that a slit-akt-r's ability can bt- finally tt-stt-d. The clioiet- of sut-h topics as: Ht-solvt-tl that untlt-r no t-irt-uinstant-t-s will tht- nit-inbt-rs ot' this House fight for King' and t'ountry. and Rt-solvt-tl that the British 4'ominonwt-altli ot' Nations should be dis, lvzilitlt-tl. has atldt-tl greatly to tht- intt-rt-st of tht-se debates. 'l'ht- annual Mt-ttoun Vup dt-batt-s wert- ht-ltl on January 19, the reso- lution bt-ine' Rt-solyt-tl that the t'f'H1l0ll1li' salvation of Canada lies in the Sot-ialization of ht-r Finance and Major Industries. Debating at Has- lcatt-lit-wan, the aft'irniatiyt- was upheld by lilint-r lh'lL'Ll2L'1' of l.aw and ll:-rold Ivl't1llllil1't ot' ltlnnnanut-l. who lost the decision to the l'11iyt-rsity of .Xlbt-rta by a close vote. Harold t'lawson of Law and Ralph Strt-b of Arts. wert- dt-t't-att-d in Vaneouvt-r by tht- l'nivt-1-sity ot' British Columbia. Two other niajor dt-hates are yet to be held. Miss Dorothy Vrtiss antl ttt-otgfrt-y Parrott will uphold tht- nt-g'atiye in tht- resolution Rt-solved that this House tlt-plort-s the rise ot' Fascism against a teani from Bates College. an Aint-rit-an tt-ain touring Canada undt-r the auspices of the N.F.C'.L'.S. The other dt-batt- will bt- the annual battle with the Young Mens Board of Tratlt- who will attt-mpt this yt-ar to wrt-st the laurt-ls from Varsity, having' lost thc in-t-vious encounter. Owing to tht- establislunt-nt of the Canadian Radio Commission, radio dt-hates have bcctmit- infinitely mort- important this year. Speakers debate from tht-ir rt-spt-t-tive local stations and a western network carries the de- bate through tht- provinr-t-s. In tht- only debate participated in by Sas- katchewan so far, Eric ltlrrt-y and Jack Jones wert- successful in defeating tht- University of Manitoba. Similar dt-batt-S art- being conducted in the Eastern provinces and a final debate between the East illld the XYest will be broadcast in the spring.

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