Affirmative Cases Database Created By Stuart S. Bottom Modesto Debate Club.

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Affirmative Cases Database

Created By

Stuart S. Bottom

Modesto Debate Club

ATTENTION:

DO NOT give any of the information contained herein to non-Modesto

Debate members!

What is it?

• A database containing information on different affirmative cases throughout the state

What is it?

• Created using Microsoft Access

What is it?

• Available to Modesto Debate members only

What is it?

• Available to Modesto Debate members only

• A really cool way to learn the answer to the all-important question:

What kind of wacky cases are

they running THIS year?

Why Join?

• Aids in gathering targeted evidence

Why Join?

• Adds critical preparation time just before your round

Why Join?

• Accessible at any time from the Web

Why Join?

• Accessible at any time from the Web

• A comprehensive list of nearly every case in the state can be achieved.

The key to this endeavour is:

The more people join, the more cases we know about, the more information we have, the more comprehensive the

database becomes.

In other words,

If you join, you help increase the knowledge of everyone else who is a

member, including yourself!

But are there rules?

• To have access to the database, you must submit three (3) affirmative cases. A case is defined as containing AT LEAST the:

• To have access to the database, you must submit three (3) affirmative cases. A case is defined as containing AT LEAST the:– Club

• To have access to the database, you must submit three (3) affirmative cases. A case is defined as containing AT LEAST the:– Club– Date you debated them

• To have access to the database, you must submit three (3) affirmative cases. A case is defined as containing AT LEAST the:– Club– Date you debated them– Team

• To have access to the database, you must submit three (3) affirmative cases. A case is defined as containing AT LEAST the:– Club– Date you debated them– Team– Mandates

For a four-round tournament, that means you submit the two cases you went against, plus your own affirmative.

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency– Enforcement

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency– Enforcement– Funding

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency– Enforcement– Funding– Advantages

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency– Enforcement– Funding– Advantages– Their evidence

• If you want to be nice, you can also submit the affirmative team’s:– Definitions– Harms– Agency– Enforcement– Funding– Advantages– Their evidence– Your negative attacks

• When your cases have been received, you will be e-mailed the password to the online database.

• UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will you EVER give this password TO ANYONE!

• UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will you ever give a copy of this database to ANYONE who is not already a member!

• Only Modesto Debate members have the privilege of joining this database.

E-mail all questions, submissions, and comments to:

hamssb@inreach.com

Affirmative Cases Database Created By Stuart S. Bottom Modesto Debate Club.

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