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Blue Key | 2 | Tampa Bay Prep |
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Blue Key | 2 | Tampa Bay Prep |
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Blue Key | 4 | Cypress Bay |
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Blue Key | Quarters | Roswell |
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Blue Key | Semis | Taravella |
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Blue Key | Semis | Taravella |
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Blue Key | Semis | Taravella |
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Blue Key | 2 | Tampa Bay Prep |
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Blue Key | 2 | Tampa Bay Prep |
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Bronx | 1 | Stuyvesant |
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Bronx | 3 | Baltimore City College |
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Bronx | 3 | Baltimore City College |
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Bronx | 6 | Georgetown Day |
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Bronx | 6 | Georgetown Day |
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Bronx | 6 | Georgetown Day |
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Tournament | Round | Report |
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Bronx | 1 | Opponent: Stuyvesant | Judge: Neg vs borderland Coloniality Aff |
Bronx | 3 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: Venezuelan hip hop aff |
Bronx | 3 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: Venezuelan Hip Hop aff |
Bronx | 6 | Opponent: Georgetown Day | Judge: Renegotiate NAFTA Aff |
Bronx | 6 | Opponent: Georgetown Day | Judge: Renegotiate NAFTA Aff |
Bronx | 6 | Opponent: Georgetown Day | Judge: Renegotiate NAFTA aff |
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CIR 1NCTournament: Blue Key | Round: 2 | Opponent: Tampa Bay Prep | Judge: Major shifts in policy towards Latin America cause partisan battles Immigration reform is key to the US economy Economic decline triggers nuclear war | 10/28/13 |
Cap K 1ncTournament: Bronx | Round: 3 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: The unsurpassable objectivity which is not open to rhetorical interpretation and constitutes the decided foundation The impact is extinction – capital reduces existence itself to property to be exchanged, producing a drive to a single way of knowing and being – that causes massive structural violence and environmental destruction Alternative: reject the affirmative in favor of a Marxist analysis of economic engagement This round should be an educational exercise—that empowers us to recognize inequality and take action rather than just changing the way we think. Brian D. Palmer 96 (Research Chair in Canadian Labour History and Canadian Studies at Trent University, "Old Positions/New Necessities: History, Class, and Marxist Metanarrative," in "In Defense of History”, p 65-72)-JN
| 10/22/13 |
Commissions CP 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: Quarters | Opponent: Roswell | Judge: The counter-plan solves and avoids politics Competes---the CP’s policy statement is not legally binding---it doesn’t enact the plan, it simply recommends its mandates CP’s process violates the APA and undermines administrative law - perm doesn’t solve because it acts in accordance with legislation Spills over Key to expand access to broadband Mitigates the impact to biological terrorism No mitigation to bioterror causes US retaliation which leads to nuclear war | 10/28/13 |
Courts Capital 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: Semis | Opponent: Taravella | Judge: Conservatives oppose more energetic enforcement of customary international law: Decisions that anger powerful social movements will cause the Court to make decisions that realign themselves with that movement—if the Court angers Conservatives, they’ll do something to get back in their good graces: Conservatives want to overturn Affirmative Action—returning the US back to the Jim Crow era: Affirmative action is key to military readiness: Readiness solves nuclear war: | 10/28/13 |
Environmental K 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: 4 | Opponent: Cypress Bay | Judge: This results in the destruction of nature and extinction The alternative is to reject the 1ac’s environmental dualisms – this eliminates the concept of an “environment” and solves destruction of the planet | 10/28/13 |
Executive Order 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: 2 | Opponent: Tampa Bay Prep | Judge: The president has control over foreign affairs XOs are key to prez powers Much of the time, analyses of the president’s constitutional power rely on historical evidence US leadership is dependent on presidential power - Exploiting advantages over Congress is essential Hegemony solves great power war | 10/28/13 |
Framework 1ncTournament: Bronx | Round: 3 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: Definition of the word “resolve,” The Proposition of Policy: Urging Future Action In policy propositions, each topic contains B. Violation – they claim to win for reasons other than the desirability of that action C. Reasons to prefer:
Debate games are often based on pre-designed scenarios that include descriptions of issues I take this admiration to rest on the judgement that excellence in games is good Vico asked his audience at the University of Naples in 1708 to debate two competing These are the kinds of questions that call for the exercise of practical reason, | 10/22/13 |
Gift K 1ncTournament: Bronx | Round: 6 | Opponent: Georgetown Day | Judge: The verb “advocate” has its roots in the Latin advocare meaning “to
Oppression and the logic of inferiority causes self-inflicted violence and discrimination The alt is to reject the false benevolence of the affirmative- rejection is key to inquiry about the unconscious influences behind plan action | 10/22/13 |
OOO KTournament: Bronx | Round: 1 | Opponent: Stuyvesant | Judge: This human oriented ontology leads to extinction—a flat ontology is the most ethical system and only way to solve The alternative is to reject the affirmative and view the world through a lens of flat ontology We do not mandate action rather we say you should view the world differently through justification for actions predicated as ontologically important—a flat ontology holds that all objects equally exist | 10/22/13 |
Psychoanalysis K 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: 2 | Opponent: Tampa Bay Prep | Judge: The threat of nuclear annihilation has stimulated us to try to understand what it is Their paranoid projections guarantee an endless cycle of wars In this sense, then, 9-11 has symbolically constituted a relief in Vote negative to interrogate cycles of enemy creation—this can create a fissure in dominant narratives that make war inevitable It is here of course that language plays an important role in imagining the other | 10/28/13 |
T Increase 1ncTournament: Blue Key | Round: Semis | Opponent: Taravella | Judge: Voting issue for limits – the scope of change that could possibly result in topical action is endless – changing tax policy or cutting spending in other sectors becomes topical – that makes research and preparation impossible – kills the depth of education and undermines the educational function of the topic Effects T is an independent voter for Predictable limits – allowing them to take steps to increase economic engagement opens up the floodgates – they could literally take fifty steps to be topical and we couldn’t predict what any of them would be | 10/28/13 |
T QPQ 1ncTournament: Bronx | Round: 6 | Opponent: Georgetown Day | Judge: Violation: the aff is a one way policy that does not require the country to respond Vote negative: | 10/22/13 |
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