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Girls ' Debate This year the girls ' squad formed a third part - in a triangular debate with West Virginia University and Ohio Wesleyan. The affirmative team, debating at Morgantown, W. Va., consisted of 1 lazel Phipps, Captain, Ethel Tracy and Ruth Simpson. The negative team which debated Ohio Wesleyan University at home, were Helen Ewing, Captain, Florence lams and Ruth Hamilton. Cirls ' inter-collegiate debate is comparatively new at Westminster, but we hope that it will become one of the strongest activities in the future. m Ninety-five
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The Tau Kappa Alpha is a national honorar - fraternity for those who have represented a college in a debate or oratorical contest. The Westminster Chapter has the following members: Dr. Wallace, Prof. Moses, Henry S. Evans, Presi- dent; Walter J. Skellie, ' ice-President ; Harold C. Kistler, Secretary and Treasurer. A new program v as instituted for men ' s debate this year, in that one team de- bated Ripion College, Ripon, Wis., using the following question, — Resolved: That European immigration should be further restricted. The other team debated the University of Pittsburgh, using this question, — Resolved; That legislation should be enacted providing for the establishment of courts of industrial relations, similar to the Kansas Court, in the several states. The team which debated Ripon v ' as composed of Foster, Captain, Kistler, Burke, and lost 1-2 in a hard battle. The team which debated Pitt was composed of Evans, Captain. Mc Knight, Burke, and won by a unanimous decision. By virtue of these two debates the following men won admission to the Tau Kappa Alpha; McKnight, Foster, and Burke. With these three new men and Evans as a nucleus, the outlook for next year is very promising.
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Sophomore-Freshman Debate One of the most interesting of the inter-class activities is the Sophomore- Freshman debate. This year was no exception. Indeed the debate this ear was thought to be one of the strongest debates in inter-class circles in many years. The subject of the debate was, Resolved: That European Immigration Should Be Further Restricted. The Sophomores were represented by Foster (Capt. ), Miller and Dickson, while the new men chose Burke (Capt.), Strangeway and H. Hart- man as their representatives. The Freshman upheld the affirmative side of the argument and their argu- ments were so clever and well thought out that any prospective European immi-
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