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We'll discuss defenses of procedure from political theory and legal and political philosophy. You'll learn to philosophically defend limits and procedural fairness. John Turner is the Director of Debate at Dartmouth, winner of the 2021 James Unger Award for coaching the winner of the Rex Copeland award, and the winner of the 2022 NDT Ross Smith Coach of the Year Award. Turner coached the National Debate Tournament champions for the last two consecutive years.

I've had the privilege of working with students and fellow coaches who have gone on to be champions at their craft. Learn what's needed to win. Slide show: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/164qWMCvH0kyo3lGSIRWJK68KbcAxLL9F/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102969418573427791144&rtpof=true&sd=true Shree Awsare is the Director of Forensics at North Broward Preparatory School and an Assistant Coach at Harvard University. He has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Columbia University and a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center. Shree's high school teams have won the Baker Award twice, the TOC, and the NDCA in the past 5 years.

There used to be good politics DA's. Then the 2012 elections happened. Learn how to defeat politics DA's with nothing more than your 1AC, a good cross-examination, and some logical analytics. Mikaela Malsin is concluding her first year as the Director of Debate for the Barkley Forum at Emory University in Atlanta. She previously served as the Director of Debate at Georgetown University. She has been teaching at the DDI continuously since 2011.

How should you approach answering arguments that anti-blackness is a political ontology that undergirds our world? We'll explore strategies (and approaches to research) that delve into the complicated relationship between liberalism, colonialism, slavery, social death, and anti-blackness. John Turner is the Director of Debate at Dartmouth, winner of the 2021 James Unger Award for coaching the winner of the Rex Copeland award, and the winner of the 2022 NDT Ross Smith Coach of the Year Award. Turner coached the National Debate Tournament champions for the last two consecutive years.

The role of racial formations in the founding premises of International Relations has received a lot of attention in the past decade. We'll get into historical background in thinking about the role of race and the Atlantic in thinking about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. John Turner is the Director of Debate at Dartmouth, winner of the 2021 James Unger Award for coaching the winner of the Rex Copeland award, and the winner of the 2022 NDT Ross Smith Coach of the Year Award. Turner coached the National Debate Tournament champions for the last two consecutive years.

Some say even a slightly more limited interpretation justifies voting NEG on T. Others will never vote on T if there is a plan. Learn how to stake out a more reasonable middle ground. Written version: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lpiAoVJXhQsm3jSy5rhxB4awZuY0dwNg/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102969418573427791144&rtpof=true&sd=true Anthony Trufanov is a debate coach at Dartmouth. He won the 2019 National Debate Tournament and Copeland Award and has coached top teams at Kentucky and Northwestern Universities. He has been in debate for nearly a decade.

All of your opponents' affs are mediocre. Learn how to put together a case neg that massacres affs that have no business existing. Shree Awsare is the Director of Forensics at North Broward Preparatory School and an Assistant Coach at Harvard University. He has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Columbia University and a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center. Shree's high school teams have won the Baker Award twice, the TOC, and the NDCA in the past 5 years.

Learn how to write a strategic planless affirmative that isn't just a neg argument, backfile recycling, or irrelevant to the NATO topic. Shree Awsare is the Director of Forensics at North Broward Preparatory School and an Assistant Coach at Harvard University. He has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Columbia University and a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center. Shree's high school teams have won the Baker Award twice, the TOC, and the NDCA in the past 5 years.

Demonstration debate on the NATO security cooperation topic. The AFF team is Maya El-Sharif and Kyujin Derradji. The NEG team is Arvind Shankar and Margaret Hecht. You can see the flow and speech docs here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fDYj222qpxWuMcGUNkd_Nz4BUODNMkA3?usp=sharing Time stamps: 1AC - 0:10 1AC Comments - 7:24 1AC CX - 11:36 1AC CX Comments - 14:42 1NC - 18:05 1NC Comments - 26:15 1NC CX - 33:26 1NC CX Comments - 36:36 2AC - 43:30 2AC Comments - 51:48 2AC CX - 1:05:10 2AC CX Comments - 1:08:22 2NC - 1:11:20 2NC Comments - 1:20:23 2NC CX - 1:33:00 2NC CX Comments - 1:36:15 1NR - 1:38:17 1NR Comments - 1:43:52 1AR - 1:57:30 1AR Comments - 2:02:41 2NR - 2:06:06 2NR Comments - 2:11:15 2AR - 2:20:25 2AR Comments - 2:25:42