Fall 2000 Chamber Debate Schedule
Locations to be announced
Note: Chamber Debates this semester will be held at various on-campus locations. Please check this page for locations and times. Notices will also be posted around the U of A campus. The first debate will begin at 6 pm, and the main debate will be at 7 pm. All of the debates are free and open to the public.
September 20
Emergency Debate,
6 p.m. – Reynolds Center
“This House would
re-open Garland Ave.”
Government: Robin Miller and David Morris
Opposition: Leah Potts and Anthony McMullen
Main Debate, 7
p.m. – Reynolds Center
“This House would
ban handguns”
October 18
Emergency Debate,
6 p.m.
“This House
believes voting is a waste of time.”
Government: Kristin Morgan and Grant Garret
Opposition: Andy Long and R.C. Bechdoldt
Main Debate, 7
p.m.
“This House has NO
CONFIDENCE in Governor Huckabee.”
Government: Jason Kennedy and Keith Emis
Opposition: Brent Conrad and Ben Fox
October 26
Special Guests: British National Debate Team
Emergency Debate, 6 p.m.
“This House prefers Britney Spears over the Spice Girls.”
Government: Tim Kenny and Mary Huber
Opposition: Celia Anderson and Jonathan Woehr
Main Debate, 7 p.m.
“This House would ban hate speech on US campuses.”
Government: Webster and Butt of the British National Debate Tim
Opposition: Bill Horton and Leah Potts of the University
of Arkansas
November 1
Emergency Debate, 6 p.m.
“This House supports casino gambling.”
Government: David Morris and Brandon Stephens
Opposition: Rochelle Bylow and Mariya Sisco
Main Debate, 7 p.m.
“This House would elect Bush-Chaney.”
Government: Keith Emis and Leah Elrod
Opposition: Gary Moody and Steve Fox
November 8
Emergency Debate, 6 p.m.
“This House would legalize prostitution.”
Government: Ta-Neisha Verley and Jason Kennedy
Opposition: Allison Marcell and Ann Short
Main Debate, 7 p.m.
“This House believes mascots matter.”
Government: Carlton Saffa and Boughton, Tanjlisa
Opposition: Tammy Gwin and Boatright
November 29
Emergency Debate, 6 p.m.
“This House believes that truths are not self-evident.”
Government: Jeremy Scott and Pauline Antoon
Opposition: Burton Duke and Amanda Richardson
Main Debate, 7 p.m.
“This House would trade with Cuba.”
Government: Duncan Baird and April Moore
Opposition: Leighton Kemp and Zack Murphy
| Home | Constitution
| Competitive
Debates | Chamber
Debates | Debate
Resources |
| Members | UA Public Speaking Contest | Outreach Program | Press and Photos |
