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STATE OF TEXAS

OFFICE OF THE GoVERNOR

March 15,2001

Gr«tlnl:slo:

SSlil National Debate Tournament

Welcome to Baylor Universityfor the SS· National DebateTournament. Congratulations 10 Ihe5Chools,.lJle compelitorsand those who helped 10 prepare them for today's challenge. It IS truly B.privilege for the Lone Star State (0 hcsr one of the premier intercollegiateecedemlc events in the nation.

Texas is proud of its cojleges and universities. We are even moll:'pleased thal so many oflhern participate in unereollegiatespeech and debuteactivities Higher education i. mypassion, and I fullyrecognize that skills gained through participation in intercollegiatespeech and debate enhance the value of education.

TelULrUare known fortheir hospitality,which I know will beon fine display in W8£.O. I hope that tbcseof you from out oftown have an opportunity to vish !hecity's cultur:al andhistorical treasures.

Mrs. PCTl)' joins me insending best wishes for a memorable lournament.

~~ Governor

Keynote speaker was Dr. Robert Baird, Professor and Chair of Baylor's Philosophy Department, and former Baylor debater under Glenn Cappo

The National Debate Tournament THE YEARS AT WEST POINT

In 1947, it was unusual to find debate teams crossing the country or meeting a rival team more than once or twice. Most debate tournaments were local or regional in nature. There was no place where top teams from across the country could compete. The West Point National Intercollegiate Tournament was organized and conducted by the United States Military Academy to provide such an experience-where top teams from across the nation could meet. The tournament rules were determined by West Point Administration in consultation with such debate coaches as A. Craig Baird of the University of Iowa, G.M. Musgrave of Des Moines, Alan Nichols of USC, E.R. Nichols of the University of Redlands, and Joseph O'Brien of Pennsylvania State University.

Seven regions were set up to identify top teams, and select 29 colleges to participate in five seeding rounds and four elims over a three day period. Some of the features of the tournament stipulated that no school would meet a school within 500 miles of itself during the seeding rounds and that no coach would judge a school from his or her own district. Several traditions started at West Point remain in practice today: the "big board," oral announcement of pairings,and three judges in each preliminary round.

West Point administered the tournament for the first twenty years of its history. Initially there were no fees; housing and meals were provided by the Academy. For the first few years coaches stayed in the homes of Academy officers. All entertainment facilities on the base were free, except for the Post Theatre, which charged 15¢ a movie (Debaters Magazine, 1947). During these years the tournament was expanded from 29 to 38 teams. After a series of tab room errors, a committee of coaches was set up to "review" the results of the prelims before elim rounds began (Parson, "The NDT at Fifty").

THE AMERICAN FORENSIC ASSOCIATION TAKES OVER

The Early Years: 1967-1974 In 1966 West Point Commandant William Westmoreland informed George Ziegelmueller, then President of the American Forensic Association, that the Academy would no longer host the tournament. The reason cited was "budget constraints," and the decision came as a complete surprise to the forensic community. Four coaches, Annabel Hagood of Alabama, Herb James of Dartmouth, William Reynolds of Georgetown and Ziegelmueller of Wayne State formed an interim transition committee, with Hagood and James focusing on the problem of finance.

The early years of the AFA sponsored tournament (1967-1975) were marked by coaches planning, setting guidelines and eligibility rules, searching for a director as well as a tournament site; they were years of change. The first chair of what became the National Debate Tournament Committee was Annabel Hagood, and the first NDT Director, Stan Rives. The initial committee assumption was that it would pick a different director for each year. Following Rives as director were Richard Rieke in 1968 at Brooklyn College, Roger Hufford in 1969 at Northern Illinois, Dave Matheny in 1970 at the University of Houston, and John Lehman in 1971 at Macalester College and again in 1972 at the University of Utah. This period was marked by the development of coaches' responsibility for all aspects of the tournament, which was renamed The National Debate Tournament. Beginning in 1970, it was possible for a school to have two of its teams qualify to the NDT; this occurred after much heated debate (and a fear that some school would "close-out" the I\IDT which apparently would constitute an embarrassment).

Districts were reconstituted but remained eight in number until a new district (District IX) representing the Rocky Mountain States was added, and an initial allotment of bids for each district was negotiated. The NDT Committee sought a way to recognize teams achieving outstanding records throughout the season,

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and the first-round at-large bids were invented to begin operation in 1971. Initially the Committee proposed a list of 10 major tournaments during the year, the winner of which would get an automatic bid to the NOT; since a team might win more than one tournament, the second place would earn a bid if the winner had already received one. With some modification, this system worked for two years (although there were disagreements over which constituted the top ten tournaments for a particular year), but by 1973 the Committee had changed to the current system-having 16 bids awarded on the basis of a team's full season record.

The early 1970s also saw a shift in tournament format. Occasionally a negative team would want to know something about an affirmative plan in the hope of linking a particular disadvantage. The practice was for the first negative to outline a series of questions to be answered in the second affirmative. Ouring the early 1970s there was some movement to adopt a format which allowed direct questioning of each speaker, and the cross-exam format was adopted for the 1976 NOT; while some invitational tournaments initially kept the old format, it was not long before cross examination debate became dominant.

The Later Years: 1975-2001 Merwyn Hayes of Wake Forest directed the NOT in 1973 and 1974. After his surprise resignation in the fall of 1974, a member of his tab room staff, lIIIike Hazen of Wake Forest was chosen to direct the NOT, a post he held until 1983. The tournament remained the same size (62 teams; it had been increased from 46 teams in 1973), and used the same method of pairing (high-high power match in odd number rounds; high-low within brackets for even numbered rounds). It also placed the same number of teams into the elimination rounds: 16.

David Zarefsky of Northwestern replaced Hazen as director, and ran the tournament from 1984 until 1989. The size of the tournament moved from 62 teams to 74 teams by 1988 and the elimination rounds expanded to include all teams with five wins and thirteen ballots. This was also the decade of the first

. experiment with computer tabulation, and it occurred at the 1988 tournament (Zarefsky interview). Gary Larson had developed a computer program for pairing and judge placement, but it was backed up in the traditional manner. In 1989 the experiment was tried again, but the computer program crashed early, and the tournament was gently removed from machine control.

Several changes took place in the early 1990s when the tournament was directed by AI Johnson. The tournament size was determined by a complex set of formulas, with the number of teams ranging from 68 to 78, the maximum allowed. Six schools could now have a third team qualify to enter the tournament. The tournament began experimenting again with computer programs, this time with one developed by Rich Edwards of Baylor University (Edwards, Tab-Room-on-the-Mac). The NOT Committee made changes in pairing assumptions, with the number of high-high power matched rounds reduced from three to one.

The 1996 Golden Anniversary NDT brought more than one hundred alums to Wake Forest University where the Anniversary tounament was held. Alumni listened to rounds (with mixed reactions), visited with former Senator and Presidential Candidate George McGovern, with the current debaters and with each other. Bill Southworth and Allan Louden prepared an elaborate tournament booklet, featuring a great deal of the 50 year happenings of the NOT.

From 1988 on, participation in elimination rounds was limited to teams which had collected 5 wins and 13 ballots, which meant that typically one to three teams with 5 wins and fewer ballots were denied the chance to participate. From 1997 on, the NOT Committee changed the rules so that all teams with 5 wins regardless of ballot count could advance to the elimination rounds (up to a total of 32).

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This was also the first year that the NOT Committee experimented with E-Mail for first and second round at-large submissions, with mixed results. The 1998-99 NOT Committee voted to allow more than six third teams from one school to qualify if the allocation of second round at large bids was not filled by qualified teams. For the 1999 and 2000 NOT, that number of third teams remained at six; the tournament was at its maximum: 78 teams.

The 2001 Lucy Keele Award was presented to Richard Edwards, former director at Georgia State University and Baylor University as well as the inventor of the revolutionary tournament tabulation program. The George Ziegelmueller I Award went to Chester Gibson, long time director of the debate program at the State University of West Georgia and two time host of the National Debate Tournament. The George Ziegelmueller II Award was given to Ken Strange, long time coach at Dartmough College.

The 2000-2001 debate resolution was "RESOLVED: that the United States federal government should substantially increase its development assistance, including government to government assistance, within the Greater Horn of Africa." The topic had teams focus on the benefits of debt relief, AIDS prevention, reparations, food aid, and agricultural assistance to the Greater Horn of Africa. Negatives argued disadvantages that raised issues of trade-offs in development assistance, relations with other nations, and the ebb and flow of Clinton, and later Bush's political fortunes. Arguments grounded in critical challenges to the project of development assistance and very precise counterplans were also popular. In the final round, the University of Iowa advocated AIDS prevention programs for Uganda. Emory University addressed the question of whether medical programs were truly development assistance. In a close debate, the affirmative prevailed on a 3-2 decision.

I am indebted to Karla Leeper, tournament host, for work on the pictures; to Ryan Galloway of the University of Georgia for commentary on the topic and final round; and Cameron Matthews, computer consultant for Accenture, as technical adviser for this book.

Donn W. Parson, editor Lawrence, Kansas April,2001

IN REMEMBERANCE. In the past year two distinguished debate coaches died.

GRACE WALSH, long time coach at The University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire, brought many teams to West Point and the National Debate Tournament from 1950 through 1959 and her team in 1959 took Second Place Honors.

ANNABEL HAGOOD, debate coach at the University of Alabama in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s qualified a large number of debate teams to the NOT, winning First Place honors in 1949 and 1955, and Third Place honors is 1953, 1963, and 1966. She served on the transition committee when the tournament moved from West Point to become the NOT in 1967, and also Chaired the NOT Committee.

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2001 National Debate Tournament Administration

The National Tournament Committee plans and oversees the NDT each year, including the choosing and ranking of first and second round teams. The picture taken of them this year was too dark to be developed, an ominous sign.

Shawn Whalen, San Francisco State, Dist. I Glen Frappier, Gonzaga, Dist. II Joel Rollins, Texas, Dist. III Heather Aldridge, Augustana, SD, Dist. IV Heidi Hamilton, Augustana, IL, Dist. V Mike Janas, Samford, Dist. VI Warren Decker, George Mason, Dist. vn Tim Mahoney, Pace, Dist. VIn

The 2001 Tab Room included Pat Ganer Los Angeles, California, Dan Lingel, Dallas, Texas, Rich Edwards, Waco, Texas, Arnie Madsen and Cate Palczewski, Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Donn Parson, Director, Lawrence, Kansas

Matt Stannard, Wyoming, Dist. IX Gordon Mitchell, Pittsburgh, East Ed Panetta, Georgia, South Cate Palczewski, No. Iowa, Central Greg Achten, Pepperdine, West John Fritch, SW Missouri, Chair Donn W. Parson, Kansas, Director

Conducting the financial planning and execution of the NDT is the Board of Trustees. Pictured here are Pat Ganer, John Gossett, Tim Hynes, Chair, and Brett O'Donnell, Treasurer. Trustee Tom Hollihan is AWOL.

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5Sh National Debate Tournament Results

First Round At Large Rankings

Team Debaters Sum of Ranks 1 California-Berkeley LS Randy Luskey & Dan Shalmon 17 2 Wake Forest AL Jarrod Atchison & Wesley Lotz 21 3 Iowa PR Andy Petersen & Andy Ryan 39 4 Dartmouth BG Alex Berger & Adam Garen 42 5 Emory BG Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali 48 6 Texas EH Kirk Evans & Loe Hornbuckle 63.4 7 Northwestern FP Jake Foster & Jonathan Paul 82 8 Michigan State CM Austin Carson & Calum Matheson 92 9 North Texas CH Kenda Cunningham & John Hines 93 10 Fort Hays RR Joe Ramsey & Jason Regnier 124 11 West Georgia EH Rashad Evans & Sarah Holbrook 127 12 Emory LR Josh Lynn & John Ra.ins 132 13 Michigan MS Adriana Midence & Carl Sammartino 133 14 Southern California MS Chris MacFarlane & Andy Silverman 155 15 Texas BH Pam Bowman & Katie Hatziavramides 166 16 Northwestern GK Geoff Garen & Annie Kastenak 175

2001 TOP SPEAKERS 1 Andrew Ryan Iowa 633.5 2 Wesley Lotz Wake Forest 631 3 Jarrod Atchison Wake Forest 630.5 4 Kamal Ghali Emory 630.5 5 Alex Berger Dartmouth 628 6 Calum Matheson Michigan State 626.5 7 Randy Luskey Berkeley 626.5 8 Sarah Holbrook West Georgia 625.5 9 Stephen Bailey Emory 624.5 10 Katerina Hatziavramides Texas 624 11 Andrew Peterson Iowa 624 12 Dan Shalmon Berkeley 623.5 13 John Rains Emory 623 14 Matthew Baisley UIVIKC 623 15 Ben Thorpe Dartmouth 622.5 16 Adam Garen Dartmouth 622.5 17 Josh Martin Arkansas State 621.5 18 Ben Sovacool John Carroll 621.5 19 Jacob Foster Northwestern 621 20 Austin Carson Michigan State 621

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2001 Qualifying Teams

Team Debaters Wins Ballots Points 1 Wake Forest AL Jarrod Atchison & Wesley Lotz 8 20 1262 2 Emory BG Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali 7 21 1255 3 Dartmouth BG Alex Berger & Adam Garen 7 21 1250 4 West Georgia EH Rashad Evans & Sarah Holbrooke 7 19 1240.5 5 Iowa PR Andrew Peterson & Andrew Ryan 6 19 1258 6 Northwestern GK Geoff Garen & Adrianna Kastanek 6 18 1237.5 7 Michigan MS Adriana Midence & Carl Sammartino 6 18 1236 8 Emory LR Josh Lynn & John Rains 6 17 1239.5 9 Northwestern FP Jacob Foster & Jonathan Paul 6 6 1238.5 10 John Carroll SW Ben Sovacool & Liz Wiley 6 17 1235 11 Berkeley LS Randy Luskey & Dan Shalmon 6 16 1249.5 12 Texas EH Nathan Evans & Lloyd Hornbuckle 6 16 1237 13 Gonzaga CK Kate Charles & Casey Kelley 6 15 1227.5 14 Ft. Hays St. RR Joe Ramsey & Jason Regnier 5 17 1233 15 Georgetown SW Argalan Suleman & Brad Wenban 5 17 1215 16 Michigan St. CM Austin Carson & Calum Matheson 5 16 1247.5 17 Arkansas St. MW Josh Martin & Kris Willis 5 16 1240 18 USCMS Chris McFarlane & Andrew Silverman 5 16 1233 19 Texas BH Pam Bowman & Katerina 5 15 1240.5

Hatziavramidis 20 North Texas CH Kenda Cunningham & John Hines 5 15 1235 21 Gonzaga LM Chris Losnegard & Peter McCollum 5 15 1225.5 22 Michigan St. SS Greta Stahl & David Strauss 5 15 1224.5 23 Kansas AW Sara Apel & Melanie Wilson 5 15 1216 24 Concordia NT Harry Niska & Sarah Topp 5 15 1206.5 25 Georgia PQ Robbie Quinn & Shawn Powers 5 14 1219 26 Dartmouth HT Asher Haig & Ben Thorpe 5 13 1239 27 Pittsburgh CK Omri Ceren & Joseph Koehle 5 13 1212

Third Place went to the Dartmouth College team of Adam Garen and Alex Berger.

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National Debate Tournament Baylor University

March 30-April 2, 2001

Elimination Round Results

Double Octafinal Round Results

Wake Forest AL Advances without debating

Emory BG Advances without debating

Dartmouth BG Advances without debating

West Georgia EH Advances without debating

Iowa PR Advances without debating

Northwestern GK (Aft) defeated Pittsburgh CK 5-0 Dunbar SoU Hoe Jenkins Zompetti

Michigan MS (Aft) defeated Dartmouth HT 5-0 Davis Achten Smith,Nate Lupo Siemers

Emory LR (Aft) defeated Georgia PQ 3-2 *Repko, Biza Kahl Pudelski *Fritch, John Hall,Mike

Northwestern FP (Neg) defeated Concordia NT 4-1 Russell Slusher Hingstman Strange *Arnett

John Carroll SW (Aft) defeated Kansas AW 4-1 *Peterson Phares Stables Stevenson, Ron Mika

Berkeley LS (Neg) defeated Michigan State SS 5-0 Breshears Frappier Smith, Ross Stevens, Monte Langwell

Texas EH (Neg) defeated Gonzaga LM 5-0 McBride Galloway Wiese Lawrence Mancuso

North Texas CH (Aft) defeated Gonzaga CK 3-2 Heidt Lacy *Grove *Taylor Schwartz

Ft. Hays State RR (Neg) defeated Texas BH 3-2 Sharp Hester *Todd K1emz,Aaron *Snider

USC MS (Aft) defeated Georgetown SW 3-2 Repko, Will Stoughton *WeUs *Scannapieco Brovero

Michigan State CM (Neg) defeated Arkansas State MW 4-1 Lundberg *Green, Justin Symonds Harris, Sean Smith, Geoff

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March 30-ApriI2, 2001

Elimination Round Results

Octafinal Round Results Michigan State CM (Neg)defeated Wake Forest AL

Emory BG (Aft) defeated USC MS

Dartmouth BG (Neg) defeated Ft. Hays State RR

West Georgia EH (Aff) defeated North Texas CH

Iowa PR (Aft) defeated Texas EH

Berkeley LS (AfT) defeated Northwestern GK

Michigan MS (Aft) defeated John Carroll SW

Northwestern FP (AfC) defeated Emory LR

Quarterfinal Round Results

Michigan State CM (Aft) defeated Northwestern FP

Emory BG (Neg) defeated Michigan MS

Dartmouth BG (Neg) defeated Berkeley LS

Iowa PR (Aft) defeated West Georgia EH

Semifinal Round Results Iowa PR (Neg) defeated Michigan State CM

Emory BG (Neg) defeated Dartmouth BG

Final Round Results Iowa PR (Aft) defeated Emory BG

3-2 Frappier

5-0 Repko, Biza

4·1 McBride

5-0 Russell

5-0 Davis

3-2 *Hester

6-1 Stevens, Monte

7-0 Sharp

5-0 Peterson

5-0 Dunbar

3-2 Repko, wm

4-1 Frappier

4-1 McBride

3-2 Phares

3-2 Hester

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*Fritch, John *Stevenson, Ron

Harris, Scott Lacy

Slusher *CouIter, Ben

Woidan Herndon

Butt Achten

Smith, Geoff Mitchell

Strange McCuIlom KatsuJus

Scannapieco Arnett Harris, Sean

Breshears Galloway

Stables Woidan

Smith,Nate *Sohrn

Magariel *Symonds

*Heftman Lundberg

*Hingstman Stables

*Harris, Scott Mitchell

Kahl Lupo

Green, Justin Morris, Eric

Roland Newnam

Heftman KJemz,Aaron

Vega Galloway

flSymonds *RoUins

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*Pineda,Richard H Smith,Ross Perkins

Hoe Langwell Stables

Heidt Hester

Stevenson, Ron Coulter, Ben

*Morrow, Cody Gottlieb

Stoughton Morris, Eric

Harris, Scott Morris, Eric

*Wells Repko, Will

Dunbar *Phares


March 30-April2, 2001

1 Wake Forest AL (Jarrod Atchison & Wesley Lotz) Wake AL

16 Michigan State CM (Austin Carson & Calum Matheson)

17 Arkansas State MW (Josh Martin & Krls Willis)

MSUCM

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8 Emory LR (Josh Lynn & John Rains)

25 Georgia PQ (Robbie Quinn & Shawn Powers)

9 Northwestern FP (Jacob Foster & Jonathan Paul)

Emory LR

Nwest FP

Nwest FP 24 Concordia NT (Harry Nlska & sarah Topp)

4 West Georgia EH (Rashad Evans & Sarah Hollbrook) WGCEH

13 Gonzaga CK (Kate Charles & Casey Kelley)

20 North Texas CH (Kenda Cunningham & John Hines)

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5 Iowa PR (Andrew Peterson & Andrew Ryan) Iowa PR

12 Texas EH (Nathan Evans & Lloyd Hornbuckle)

21 Gonzaga LM (Chris Losnegard & Peter McCollum)

Texas EH

Iowa PR

2 Emory BG (Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghall) Emory BG

15 Georgetown SW (Argalan Suleman & Brad Wenban) USCMS

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18 USC MS (Chris MacFarlane & Andrew Silverman)

7 Michigan MS (Adriana Mldence & Carl Sammartino) Mich MS

26 Dartmouth HT (Asher Halg & Ben Thorpe) Mich MS 10 John Carroll SW (Ben Sovacool & Liz Wiley)

JCUSW 23 Kansas AW (Sara Apel & Melanie Wilson)

3 Dartmouth BG (Alex Berger & Adam Garen) DartmoBG

14 Ft. Hays State RR (Joe Ramsey & Jason Regnier)

19 Texas BH (Pamela Bowman & Katerlna Hatzlavramldls)

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DartmoBG

6 Northwestern GK (Geoff Garen & Adrlanna Kastanek) NwestGK

27 Pittsburgh CK (Omrl Ceren & Joseph Koehle) BerkelLS 11 Berkeley LS (Randy Lusky & Dan Shalmon)

BerkelLS 22 Michigan State SS (Greta Stahl & David Strauss)

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Iowa PR

Iowa PR

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Emory BG

DartmoBG

Iowa PR

2001 Top Speakers

The First Place Speaker Awards went to Andrew Ryan of the University of Iowa. These awards include the Wayne Brockriede First Place Watch, donated by Robert Feldhake (1976 Top Speaker) and the Travelling Tiffany Bowl naming the NDT's Top Speakers.

The Second Speaker was Wesley Lotz and the Third Speaker was Jarrod Atchison, both from Wake Forest University.

Fourth speaker was Kamal Ghali from Emory University and Fifth Speaker was Alex Berger of Dartmouth College.

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The 2001 Final Round

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Winning debaters from the University of Iowa (Andy Peterson and Andy Ryan) are pictured. As NDT champions they also received a Permanent First Place Trophy and finalist watches. David Hingstman was presented a watch as coach of the winning team.

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I The final round of the 2001 NDT took place between the University of Iowa and Emory University. Iowa moved into the final round by advancing over Michigan State University in the semis; Emory earned a spot in the finals by defeating Dartmouth College. In the finals, Iowa was affirmative and Emory was negative. Five judqes were chosen to observe the debate: Kelly Dunbar of Baylor University, Rod Phares of Wayne State University, Michael Hester of the State University of West Georgia, Gordon Mitchell of the University of Pittsburgh and Scott Harris of the University of Kansas.

The second place team was composed of Kamal Ghali and Stephen Bailey of Emory University. They received the Walker Traveling trophy, individual finalist watches and a permanent Second Place trophy.

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First Round At Large Awards

Second ranked was the Wake Forest University team of Jarrod Atchison and Wesley Lotz.

Fourth ranked was the Dartmouth College team of Adam Garen and Alex Berger.

Winner of the Rex Copeland Memorial Trophy is the University of California at Berkeley team of Randy Luskey and Dan Shalmon. The award is presented to the top team in the first round at large balloting. Named for the Samford debater who was killed in 1990, the award was donated by his parents.

Third ranked was the University of Iowa team of Andrew Ryan and Andrew Peterson.

Fifth ranked was the Emory University team of Kamal Ghali and Stephen Bailey.

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COACHING A WARDS 2001

The Ovid Davis Award This award, named in honor of Ovid Raymond Davis, a 1935 graduate of West Georgia College (now the State University of West Georgia), is presented to the coach of the team that wins the National Debate Tournament. Ovid Davis spent his entire professional career with the Coca Cola Company, and he retired in 1982 as vice president for Public Affairs. Previous recipients: 1999 Scott Deatherage, Northwestern University 2000 Melissa Wade, Emory University 2001 David Hingstman, University of Iowa

The Lucy Keele Award Named in honor of Professor Lucy M. Keele, former director of forensics at California State University-Fullerton and member of the NDT Board of Trustees, this award recognizes outstanding service to the debate community. Previous recipients: 1996 Donn Parson, University of Kansas 1997 Brett O'Donnell, Liberty University 1998 Melissa Wade and Bill Newnam, Emory University 1999 George Ziegelmueller, Wayne State University 2000 V. William Balthrop, University of North Carolina 2001 Rich Edwards, Baylor University

The George Ziegelmueller Award Named in honor of Professor George Ziegelmeuller, who for more than 30 years has served as a model to the debate community, to students at Wayne State University, and across the nation, this award is presented to a faculty member who has distinguished himself or herself in the communication profession while coaching teams to competitive success at the NDT. Previous recipients: 1999 George Ziegelmueller, Wayne State University 2000 Allan Louden, Wake Forest University 2001 Chester Gibson, State University of West Georgia 2001 Ken Strange, Dartmouth College

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2001 NDT Team Participants Team Photographs

District I California Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo California State University - Bakersfield California State University - Chico Pepperdine University University of California at Berkeley University of Redlands University of Southern California

District II Gonzaga University University of Puget Sound Whitman College

District III Arkansas State University Baylor University Emporia State University Fort Hays State University Kansas State University Southwest Missouri State University Southwest Texas State University University of Kansas University of Missouri - Kansas City University of North Texas University of Texas - Austin Wichita State University

District IV Concordia College University of Iowa

District V Illinois State University John Carroll University Miami University Michigan State University Northwestern University University of Michigan Wayne State University

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District VI Emory University Florida State University Georgia State University Mercer University State University of West Georgia University of Georgia University of Kentucky Wake Forest University

District VII The Catholic University of America George Mason University George Washington University Georgetown University Liberty University University of Pittsburgh

District VIII Boston College Dartmouth College Harvard University Massachusetts Institute of Technology I\lew York University

District IX College of Eastern Utah University of Wyoming Weber State Universit

Third place honors went to Michigan State's Calum Matheson and Austin Carson.

District I

California Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo AD

Coaches & Judges: Lisa Kawamura, Terry

Winebrenner (Dir.)

Debaters: Nate Dunn & Jared Anderson ~

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California State University 1\ Ii

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Coaches & Judges: Brenda McChesney, Omar

Guevara (Dir.)

Debaters: David Wells & Jeremy Peterson

California State UniversityChico BR

Coaches & Judges: Casey Arbenz Jeremy Hathaway

Debaters: Jeremy Bowers & Kylie Robertson

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Pepperdine University OR

Coaches & Judges: Greg Acten (Dir.) & Cindy Morgan

Debaters: Brynn Olsen & Kristen Reid

University of California at Berkeley HM

Coaches & Judges: Jessica Clarke, Russ Falconer, David

Arnett (Dir.)

Debaters: Nate Haratani & Matt MacDonald

University of California at Berkeley LS


Arnett (Dir.)

First Round At Large Team

Debaters: Randy Luskey & Dan Shalmon

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University of California at Berkeley KS


Arnett (Dir.)

Debaters: Tejinder Singh & Ivo . Keller

University of Redlands BA

Coaches & Judges: Bill Southworth (Dir.)

Debaters: Sam Brown & Teddy Albiniak

University of Southern California GV

Coaches & Judges: David Damus (Dir.), Ann Marie Todd,

Jon Sharp, Becky Opsata, Jason Peterson

Debaters: Aaron Garrett & Kelli Vail

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University of Southern California MS

Coaches & Judges: David Damus (Dir.), Ann Marie Todd,

Jon Sharp, Becky Opsata, Jason Peterson


Debaters: Andy Silverman & Chris McFarlane

District II

Gonzaga University CK

Coaches & Judges: Geoff Smith, Glen Frappier (Dir.), Eric Slusher, Matt Moore

Debaters: Casey Kelly & Kate Charles

Gonzaga University LM

Coaches & Judges: Geoff Smith, Glen Frappier (DiL), Eric Slusher, Matt Moore

Debaters: Peter McCollum & Chris Losnegard

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" " University of Puget Sound GS Ii

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~ HCoaches & Judges: Adam IISymonds, Glenn Kuper II

Debaters: Mike Severeid & jJessica Gates

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Whitman College BO

Coaches & Judges:J.P. Lacy, Jim Hanson (Dir.)

Debaters: Thad Blank & Charles Olney

Whitman College CS

Coaches & Judges: J.P. Lacy, Jim Hanson (Dir.)

Debaters: Emily Cordo, Brian Simmonds

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District III

Arkansas State University MW

Coaches & Judges: Gordie Miller

Debaters: Kris Willis & Josh Martin

Baylor University

Coaches & Judges: Karla Leeper (Dir.), Kelly Dunbar,

Kelly Skillin

Debaters Team BC: Meredith Black & Joseph Coppola

-, Debaters Team GL: Andrew Garcia & Robert Little

Emporia State University MS

Coaches & Judges: James Taylor, Ken DeLaughder, Ben

Wilson, S.J. Moore

Debaters: Samuel Mauner & Phillip Samuels

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Fort Hays State University RR ICoaches & Judges: Bill

Shanahan (Dir.) I \


Debaters: Joe Ramsey & Jason Regnier

Kansas State University NS

Coaches & Judges: Justin Green, Scotty Herndon

Susan Stanfield (Dir.), Isaac "Ralphie" West,

Debaters: Mikey Schultz & Mel Newton

Southwest Missouri State University CS

Coaches & Judges: Matt Vega, Heather Walters, John Fritch

(Dir.)

Debaters: Gabe Cook & Justin Stanley

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Southwest Texas State University MM

Coaches & Judges: Sean Tiffee, Wayne Kraemer (Dir.)

Debaters: Korryn Mozisek & Jason Myres

University of Kansas RT

Coaches & Judges: Scott Harris (OiL), Eric Morris, Sarah Partlow, Rich McCollum, Matt

Gerber, Jake Thompson

Debaters: Jordan Tinsley & Nathan Rodriguez

University of Kansas AW

Coaches & Judges, Eric Morris, Scott Harris (Dir.)

Sarah Partlow, Rich McCollum, Matt Gerber, Jake

Thompson

Debaters: Sara Apel & Melanie Wilson

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Kansas City BC

Coaches & Judges: Linda M. Collier (Dir.), Bryce Dietrich, '\

IEric Jenkins, Sean Harris, Brent Siemers, Adam Whyte

Debaters: Matthew Baisley & Joshua Coffman

\ \ ;University of North Texas CH

Coaches & Judges: Tara Tate, Joshua B. Hoe, Travis Neal

First Round at Large Team

Debaters: John Hines & Kenda Cunningham

University of North Texas GG

Coaches & Judges: Tara Tate, Joshua B. Hoe, Travis Neal

Debaters: Scotty Gottbreht & Julian Gagnon

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University of Texas - Austin EH

Coaches & Judges: Joel Rollins (Dir.), Joel Page, David

Breshears, Victor Burnette, Adam Lee, Kevin Kuswa,

Stephen Stetson, Eric Emerson, Jas Brar, Chris Burk


Debaters: N. Kirk Evans & Lloyd Loe Hornbuckle

University of Texas - Austin DL




Debaters: Matthew Liebman & Benjamin T. Durham

University of Texas - Austin BH




First Round at Large Team

Debaters: Katie Hatziavramides & Pam

Bowman

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Wichita State University FT

Coaches & Judges: Holland, Shannon, Jeffrey Jarman

(Dir.), Jeremy Harris

Debaters: Tom O'Toole & Sarah Fellows

District IV

Concordia College NT

Coaches & Judges: Fred Sternhagen (Dir.), Kevin

O'Leary

Debaters: Harry I\liska & Sarah Topp

University of Iowa PR

Coaches & Judges: David Hingstman (Dir.), Danielle Wiese, Tara Voss, Emily Fleisher, Corey Rayburn, Aaron Monick, Eric Truett,

Kristin Langwell


Debaters: Andrew Ryan & Andrew Peterson

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University of Iowa f\lR

Coaches & Judges: David Hingstman (Dir.), Danielle Wiese, Tara Voss, Emily Fleisher, Corey Rayburn, Aaron Monick, Eric Truett,

Kristin Langwell

Debaters: Jake Nelson & Michael Roston

District V

Illinois State University BV

Coaches & Judges: Aaron Klemz (Dir.)

Debaters: Alex Briesacher & Megan Volpert

John Carroll University SW

Coaches & Judges: I\leil Butt, Brent Brossman (Dir.)

Debaters: Liz Wiley & Ben Sovacool

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Northwestern University FP

Coaches & Judges: Scott Deatherage (Dir.)


Debaters: Jonathan Paul & Jake Foster

Northwestern University KS

Coaches & Judges: Scott Deatherage (Dir.)

Debaters: Jackie Swiatek & Eli Kay-Oliphant

Northwestern University GK

Coaches & Judges: Scott Deatherage (Dir.), Jairus

Grove


Debaters: Geoff Garen & Annie Kastenak

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University of Michigan FV

Coaches & Judges: Biza Repko Jason Hernandez (Dir.),

Gabe Scannapieco

Debaters: Jonah Feldman & Shaun Van Horn

University of Michigan MS

Coaches & Judges: Biza Repko Jason Hernandez (Dir.)

Gabe Scannapieco,


Debaters: Carl Sammartino & Adriana Midence

Wayne State University GH

Coaches & Judges: Ron Stevenson, Chris Salinas,

Richard Pineda, Rod Phares, George Ziegelmueller (Dir.)

Debaters: Ben Hillard & Stephanie Gerali

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District VI

Emory University LR

Coaches & Judges: Chris Lundberg, James Roland, Bill Newnam, David Heidt, Melissa

Wade (Dir.), Mike Horowitz, Jon Paul Lupo

.First Round At Large Team

Debaters: Josh Lynn & John Rains

Emory University BG

Coaches & Judges: Chris Lundberg, James Roland, Bill Newnam, David Heidt, Melissa

Wade (Dir.), Mike Horowitz, Jon Paul Lupo


Debaters: Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali

Emory University GT

Coaches & Judges: Chris Lundberg, James Roland, Bill

Newnam, David Heidt, Melissa Wade (Dir.), Mike Horowitz,

Jon Paul Lupo

Debaters: Joey Tavery & Adam Goldstein

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Florida State University ST

Coaches & Judges: Scott Varda, Abe Khan, James Brey

(Dir.)

Debaters: Josh Tandlich & Sarah Stevens

Georgia State University BH

Coaches & Judges: Alma Nicholson, Joe Bellon (Dir.)

Debaters: John Brooks & Dan Hallmeyer

Mercer University HT

Coaches & Judges: Jamie Woodard, Joe Zornpetti (Dir.)

Debaters: James Herndon & Elizabeth Thatcher

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State University of West Georgia EH

Coaches & Judges: Michael Hester (Dir.), James Thomas,

Elizabeth Goodwin, Rachel Saloom, Daniel Davis, Tim

Hynes


Debaters: Rashad Evans & Sarah Holbrook

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II University of Georgia CM Ij

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Coaches & Judges: Ed 11Panetta (Dir.), Gordon Stables,

Ryan Galloway, Becky Coulter

Debaters: Adrianne Carr & Kate McGrath

University of Georgia PQ

Coaches & Judges: Ed Panetta (Dir.), Gordon Stables Ryan Galloway, Becky Coulter

Debaters: Robbie Quinn & Shawn Powers

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University of Kentucky HK

Coaches & Judges: Roger Solt, Trevor Wells, J.W.

Patterson (Dir.)

Debaters: Russ Hubbard & Aaron Kall

Wake Forest University AL

Coaches & Judges: Ross Smith (Dir.), Raelynn

Schwartz, Judd Renken, Allan Louden (DiL), Jason Mika


Debaters: Wesley Lotz & Jarrod Atchison

Wake Forest University EK


Schwartz, Judd Renken, Allan Louden (Dir.), Jason Mika

Debaters: Sam Enzer & Kevin Kneupper

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Wake Forest University ES


Schwartz, Judd Renken, Allan Louden (Dir.), Jason lVIika

Debaters: Patrick Speice & Becca Eaton

District VII

The Catholic University of America PW

Coaches & Judges: Chris Pudelski, Mike Dutcher,

Paul Kerr

Debaters: Tony Poliseno & Sarah Wilson

The Catholic University of America DP

Coaches & Judges: Chris Pudelski, Mike Dutcher,

Paul Kerr

Debaters: Matt Dunn & Mike Pomorski

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George Mason University HW !~ Coaches & Judges: Jake #

ItWeiner, Warren Decker (Dir.), II I~Jomel Angat " ii

IIDebaters: Heather Westrom & IIBary Hausrath

II

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George Washington University BS

Coaches & Judges: Jay Finch

Debaters: Pramod Thurnmala & Heather Barnes

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Georgetown University SW

Coaches & Judges: Zia Faroqui, Jeff Parcher (Dir.)

Debaters: Arsalan Suleman & Brad Wenban

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Georgetown University GW

Coaches & Judges: Zia Faroqui, Jeff Parcher (Dir.)

Debaters: Sarah Gragert & Michael Fox

Liberty University AR

Coaches & Judges: Michael Hall, Heather Hall, Bill

Lawrence, Brett O'Donnell (Dir.)

Debaters: Travis Ausland & John Ross

University of Pittsburgh CK

Coaches & Judges: David Helwich,

Gordon Mitchell (Dir.)

Debaters: Joe Koehle & Ornri Ceren

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District VIII ~

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it IIBoston College FS II

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Coaches & Judges: John Katsulas (Dir.), Stefan

Bauschard

Debaters: Jared Fields & Christopher Schroeck

\I.Dartmouth College BG 11

Iii,Coaches & Judges: Kiva Garen, Bill Russell, Ken il

i1i!Strange (Dir.), Ryan Sparacino


Debaters: Adam Garen & Alex Berger

Dartmouth College HT

Coaches & Judges: Kiva Garen, Bill Russell, Ken

Strange (Dir.), Ryan Sparacino

Debaters: Asher Haig & Ben Thorpe

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Dartmouth College LS

Coaches & Judges: Kiva Garen, Bill Russell, Ken

Strange (OiL), Ryan Sparacino

Debaters: Andrew Leong & Nicole Serrano

Harvard University CW

Coaches & Judges: Sherry Hall, Dallas Perkins (Dir.),

Monte Stevens, Corey Stoughton

Debaters: Eun Young Choi & ...lim Wilson

Massachusetts Institute of Technology IL

Coaches & Judges: Dallas Perkins (OiL), Sherry Hall

Debaters: Radha Iyengar & Laura Lopez

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New York University GG

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Coaches & Judges: Joe Patrice, Will Baker (Dir.), Jake ~ Weigler

,jI'

Debaters: Richard Garner & /1jNathan Gorelick

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College of Eastern Utah OW

Coaches & Judges: Joseph Carver (Dir.)

Debaters: Ben Warner & Scott Odekirk

University of Wyoming HL

Coaches & Judges: John Foy, Matt Stannard (Dir.)

Debaters: Lindsay Lowery & Richard Howell

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Weber State University WZ

Coaches &Judges: Michael Bryant (Dir. - not pictured),

Eric Mueller

Debaters: Mike Zahller &Zach Westerfield

Weber State University LM

Coaches & Judges: Michael Bryant (Dir. - not pictured),

Eric Mueller

Debaters: Kellen McAffee & Amy Lebedd

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55 YEARS OF NOT TOPICS ,. i,

1946-1947 RESOLVED:

1947-1948 RESOLVED: 1948-1949 RESOLVED:

1949-1950 RESOLVED:

1950-1951 RESOLVED:

1951-1952 RESOLVED:

1952-1953 RESOLVED:


1955-1956 RESOLVED:

1956-1957 RESOLVED:

1957·1958 RESOLVED:


1959-1960 RESOLVED:

1960-1961 RESOLVED:

1961-1962 RESOLVED:


1963-1964 RESOLVED:

1964-1965 RESOLVED:


1966-1967 RESOLVED:

1967-1968 RESOLVED:

1968-1969 RESOLVED:

1969-1970 RESOLVED:

1970-1971 RESOLVED:


1972-1973 RESOLVED:

1973-1974 RESOLVED:

"That labor should be given a direct share in the management of industry." "That a federal world government should be established." "That the federal government should adopt a policy of equalizing

ijIj

I educational opportunity in tax-supported schools by means of annual grants." "That the United States should nationalize the basic nonagricultural

j industries." "That the noncommunist nations should form a new international organization." "That the federal government should adopt a permanent program of wage and price control." "That the Congress of the United States should enact a compulsory fair employment practices law." "That the United States should adopt a policy of free trade." "That the United States should extend diplomatic recognition to the communist government of China." ''That the nonagricultural industries should guarantee their employees an annual wage." "That the United States should discontinue direct economic aid to foreign countries." "That the requirement of membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment should be illegal." "That the further development of nuclear weapons should be prohibited by international agreement." "That Congress should be given the power to reverse decisions of the Supreme Court." "That the United States should adopt a program of compulsory health insurance for all citizens." "That labor organizations should be under the jurisdiction of antitrust legislation." "That the noncommunist nations of the world should establish an economic community." ''That the federal government should guarantee an opportunity for higher education to all qualified high school graduates." "That the federal government should establish a national program of public work for the unemployed." "That law enforcement agencies in the United States should be given greater freedom in the investigation and prosecution of crime." "That the United States should substantially reduce its foreign policy commitments." "That the federal government should guarantee a minimum annual cash income to all citizens." "That executive control of United States foreign policy should be significantly curtailed." "That the federal government should grant annually a specific percentage of its income tax revenue to the state governments." "That the federal government should adopt a program of compulsory wage and price controls." "That greater controls should be imposed on the gathering and utilization of information about United States citizens by government agencies." "That the federal government should provide a program of comprehensive medical care for all its citizens." "That the federal government should control the supply and utilization of energy in the United States."

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55 YEARS OF NDT TOPICS


1976-1977 RESOLVED:

1977-1978 RESOLVED:

1978-1979 RESOLVED:

1979-1980 RESOLVED:

1980-1981 RESOLVED:

1981-1982 RESOLVED:

1982-1983 RESOLVED:

1983-1984 RESOLVED:

1984-1985 RESOLVED:

1985-1986 RESOLVED:

1986-1987 RESOLVED:

1987-1988 RESOLVED:

1988-1989 RESOLVED:

1989-1990 RESOLVED:

1990-1991 RESOLVED:

1991-1992 RESOLVED:

1992-1993 RESOLVED:

1993-1994 RESOLVED:


"That the power of the Presidency should be significantly curtailed." "That the federal government should adopt a comprehensive program to control land use in the United States." 'That the federal government should significantly strengthen the guarantee of consumer product safety required of manufactures." "That the United States law enforcement agencies should be given significantly greater freedom in the investigation and/or prosecution of felony crime." "That the federal government should implement a program which guarantees employment opportunities for all United States citizens in the labor force." "That the federal government should significantly strengthen the regulation of mass media communication in the United States." "That the United States should significantly increase its foreign military commitments. "That the federal government should significantly curtail the powers of the labor unions in the United States." "That all United States military intervention into the internal affairs of any foreign nation or nations in the Western Hemisphere should be prohibited." "That any and all injury resulting from the disposal of hazardous waste in the United States should be the legal responsibility of the producer of that waste." "That the United States federal government should significantly increase exploration and/or development of space beyond the earth's mesosphere." 'That more rigorous academic standards should be established for all public elementary and/or secondary schools in the United States in one or more of the following areas: language arts, mathematics, natural sciences." "That one or more presently existlnq restrictions on First Amendment freedoms of press and/or speech established in one or more federal court decisions should be curtailed or prohibited." "That the United States should reduce substantially its military commitments to NATO member states." "That the United States foreign policy toward one or more African nations should be substantially changed." "That the federal government should adopt an energy policy that substantially reduces nonmilitary consumption of fossil fuels in the United States." "That the United States should substantially change its trade policy toward one or more of the following: China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan." "That one or more United States Supreme Court decisions recognizing a federal Constitutional right to privacy should be overruled." "That the United States should substantially change its development and assistance policies toward one or more of the following nations: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka." 'That the Commander-in-Chief power of the President of the United States should be substantially curtailed." "That the Federal Government should substantially change rules and/or

statutes governing criminal procedure in federal courts in one or more of the following areas: pretrial detention, sentencing.

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55 YEARS OF NDT TOPICS

1995-1996

1996-1997

1997-1998

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

RESOLVED:

RESOLVED:

RESOLVED:

RESOLVED:

RESOLVED:

RESOLVED:

"That the United States government should substantially increase its security assistance to one or more of the following: Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Palestinian National Authority, Syria." "That the United States Federal Government should increase regulations requiring industries to substantially decrease the domestic emission and/or production of environmental pollutants." "That the United States should substantially increase its security assistance to one or more of the following Southeast Asian nations: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam." "That the United States Federal Government should amend Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, through legislation, to create additional protections against racial and/or gender discrimination." ''That the United States Federal Government should adopt a policy of constructive engagement, including the immediate removal of all or nearly all economic sanctions, with the government(s) of one or more of the following nation states: Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Syria, North Korea." "That the United States Federal Government should substantially increase its development assistance, including government to government assistance, within the Greater Horn of Africa."

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Sites, Hosts, and Directors of Past NOT's

From 1947 to 1966 the NDT was held at the United States Military Academy.

1967 Site: University of Chicago Hosts: Richard L. Lavarnway & Thomas McClain Director: Stanley G. Rives

1968 Site: Brooklyn College Host: Charles E. Parkhurst Director: Richard D. Rieke

1969 Site: Northern Illinois University Host: Charles M. Jack Parker Director: Rodger Hufford

1970 Site: University of Houston Host: William B. English Director: David Matheny

1971 Site: Macalester College Host: W. Scott Nobles Director: John C. Lehman

1972 Site: University of Utah Host: Jack Rhodes Director: John C. Lehman

1973 Site: U.S. Naval Academy Host: Philip Warken Director: Merwyn A. Hayes

1974 Site: U.S. Air Force Academy Host: David Whitlock Director: Merwyn A. Hayes

1975 Site: University of the Pacific Host: Paul Winters Director: Michael David Hazen

1976 Site: Boston College Host: Daniel M. Rohrer Director: Michael David Hazen

19n Site: Southwestern Missouri State University Host: Rita Rice Flaningam Director: Michael David Hazen

1978 Site: Metropolitan State College, Denver Host: Gary Holbrook Director: Michael David Hazen

1979 Site: University of Kentucky Host: J.W. Patterson Director: Michael David Hazen

1980 Site: University of Arizona Host: Tim A. Browning Director: Michael David Hazen

1981 Site: California Poly University,Pomona Host: Robert Charles Director: Michael David Hazen

1982 Site: Florida State University Host: Marilyn J. Young Director: Michael David Hazen

1983 Site: Colorado College Host: James A. Johnson Director: Michael David Hazen

1984 Site: University of Tennessee Host: Russell Taylor Church Director: David Zaretsky

1985 Site: Gonzaga University Hosts: Darrell Scott &

Joan Archer-Cronin Director: David Zaretsky

1986 Site: Dartmouth College Host: Herbert L. James Director: David Zaretsky

1987 Site: Illinois State University Host: Arnie Madsen Director: David Zaretsky

1988 Site: Weber State College Host: Randy Scott Director: David Zaretsky

1989 Site: Miami University of Ohio Host: Jack Rhodes Director: David Zaretsky

1990 Site: West Georgia College Host: Chester Gibson Director: AI Johnson

1991 Site: Trinity University Host: Frank Harrison Director: AI Johnson

1992 Site: Miami University of Ohio Host: Jack Rhodes Director: AI Johnson

1993 Site: University of Northern Iowa Host: Bill Henderson Director: Donn W. Parson

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Sites, Hosts, and Directors of Past NOT's Ii Ii IJ1994 j

Site: University of Louisville jHost: Tim Hynes Director: Donn W. Parson

1995 Site: West Georgia College Host: Chester Gibson Director: Donn W. Parson

1996 Site: Wake Forest University Host: Allan D. Louden Director: Donn W. Parson

1997 Site: Liberty University Host: Brett O'Donnell Director: Donn W. Parson

1998 Site: University of Utah Host: Rebecca Sjork Director: Donn W. Parson

1999 Site: Wayne State University Host: George Ziegelmueller Director: Donn W. Parson

2000 Site: University of Missouri Kansas City Host: Linda Collier Director: Donn W. Parson

2001 Site: Baylor University Host: Karla Leeper Director: Donn W. Parson

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J [ -~:--

Champions, Runners-up, and Final Four, 1947-2001

1947 1st - Southeastern State College W. Scott Nobles & Gerald Sanders Coach: T.A. Houston

2nd - University of Southern California Potter Kerfoot & George Grover Coach: Alan Nichols

3rd . United States Military Academy John Lowrey & George Dell

3rd - University of Notre Dame Frank Finn & Tim Kelley

1948 1st - North Texas State College Keith Parks & David Cotten Coach: S.B. McAlister

2nd - University of Florida Alan Weston & Gerald Gordon Coach: Wayne Eubank

3rd - Purdue University

3rd - University of Kansas Ed Stollenwerck & Kenneth Beasle Coach: Kim Giffin

1949 1st - University of Alabama Oscar Newton & Mitchell Latoff Coach:AnnabeID.Hagood

2nd - Baylor University Thomas Webb & Joseph Allbritton Coach: Glenn Capp

3rd - Ottawa University LaVerne Buffum & Robert Logan Coach: Lloyd Stafford

3rd - University of Vermont Tom Hayes & John B. Harrington Coach: Robert B. Huber

1950 1st - University of Vermont Richard O'Connell & Thomas Hayes Coach: Robert B. Huber

2nd - Augustana College Dorothy Koch & Charle Lindberg Coach: Martin Holcomb

3rd - University of Florida Jack Pesco & Walter Applebaum Coach: D. C. Barnland

3rd - United States Military Academy Walter McSherry & Robert Gard Coach: Chester Johnson

1951 1st - University o(Redlands James Wilson & Holt Spicer Coach: ER. Nichols

2nd - Kansas State Teachers College Robert Howard & Robert Kaiser Coach: Charles Masten

3rd - De Pauw University Payne & Arvedson

3rd - Baylor University Ted Clevenger & Calvin Cannon Coach: Glenn Capp

1952 1st - University of Redlands James Q. Wilson & Holt Spicer Coach: ER. Nichols

2nd - Baylor University John Claypool & Calvin Cannon

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Coach: Glenn Capp

sra -University of New Mexico Brock & Woodman

3rd - United States Military Academy

1953 1st - University of Miami Gerald Kogan & Lawrence Perlmutter Coach: Donald Sprague

2nd - College of the Holy Cross Michael McNulty & John O'Conner Coach: Henry J. Murphy, S.J.

3rd - University of Alabama Louis B. Lusk & Murray C. Havens Coach:AnnabeID. Hagood

3rd - University of Vermont H. Robert Spero & Kevin E Kearney Coach: Charles Helgesen

1954 1st - University of Kansas William Arnold & Hubert Bell Coach: Kim Giffin

2nd - University of Florida Robert Shevin & Larry Sands Coach: Douglas Ehninger

3rd - Central State Oklahoma Bill Henderson & Derrill Pearce Coach: Joe C. Jackson

3rd - San Diego State Lewis V. Accord & Joel J. Snyder Coach: John W. Ackley

1955 1st - University of Alabama Dennis Holt & Elis Storey Coach:AnnabeID. Hagood


2nd - Wilkes College Harold Flannery & James Neveras Coach: Arthur Kruger

3rd - Wake Forest College Joe Hough & Carwile LeRoy Coach: Franklin R. Shirley

3rd- Northwestern University Max Nathan & Jerry Borden Coach: Joe Laine

1956 1st - United States Military Academy George Walker & James Murphy Coach: Abbott Greenleaf

2nd - Saint Joseph's College John Gough & J. Foley Coach: Joseph Erhart

3rd - Greenville College (OH) Gary Cronkhite & Robert Werner Coach: J. William Hunt

3rd - Augustana College David Flemming & Phillip Hubbart Coach: Martin Holcomb

1957 1st - Augustana College Norman Lefstein & Phillip Hubbard Coach: Martin Holcomb

2nd - United States Military Academy James Murphy & George Walker Coach: Abbott Greenleaf

3rd - University of Pittsburgh Richard Cromie & Samuel Reich Coach: Robert P. Newman

3rd - Fordham University Charles H. Connolly

1958 1st - Northwestern University William Welsh & Richard Kirshberg Coach: Russell R. Windes

2nd - Harvard University David Bynum & James Kincaid Coach: Robert O'l\Ieill

3rd - University of Southern California Mike Miller & Paul Sonnenberg Coach: James H. McBath

3rd - Princeton University John H. Lewis, Jr &Joel Davidow Coach: Clarence Angell

1959 1st - Northwestern University William Welsh & Richard Kirshberg Coach: Russell R. Windes

2nd - Wisconsin State University of Eau Claire James Shafer & Charles Bush Coach: Grace Walsh

3rd - University of Kansas Ray Nichols & Don Bowen Coach: Wil Linkugel

3rd - San Diego State College John Raser & Robert Arnhym Coach: John Ackley

1960 1st - Dartmouth College Anthony Roisman & Saul Baernstein Coach: Herbert L. James

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2nd - San Diego State JCollege John Raser & Robert Arnhym Coach: John Ackley

3rd - Baylor University Michael Henke & George Schell Coach: Glenn Capp

3rd - Northwestern University Dennis R. Hunt & John Roberts Coach: Frank Nelson

1961 1st . Harvard University Laurence Tribe & Gene Clements Coach: James Kincaid

2nd - King's College Frank Harrison & Peter Smith Coach: Robert Connelly

3rd - Baylor University Michael Henke & George Schell Coach: Glenn Capp

3rd - Dartmouth College Lawrence Wilson & Frank Mahady Coach: Herbert L. James

1962 1st - Ohio State University Dale Williams & Sarah Benson Coach: Richard Rieke

2nd - Baylor University Calvin Kent & Michael Henke Coach: Glenn Capp

3rd - University of Miami Neal Sonnett & Bary Richard Coach: Donald Sprague

3rd - College of the Holy Cross Kevin Keogh & Dan Kolb Coach: Rev. Paul McGrady


1963 1st - Dartmouth College Frank Wohl & Stephen Kessler Coach: Herbert L. James

2nd - University of Minnesota Andre Zdrazil & David Krause Coaches: Robert L. Scott & Donn W. Parson

3rd - Boston College James Unger & Joe McLaughlin Coach: David Curtis

3rd - University of Alabama Richard Bouldin & Robert E. Roberts Coach: Annabel Hagood

1964 tst- University of the Pacific Raoul Kennedy & Douglas Pipes Coach: Paul Winters

2nd - Boston College James J. Unger & Joseph McLaughlin Coaches: John Lawton & Lee Huebner

3rd - Georgetown University John Hempelmann & Robert Shrum Coach: William Reynolds

3rd - United States Naval Academy Rudi Milasich & Edwin Linz Coach: Lieutenant Lawrence J. Fink

1965 1st - Carson-Newman College John Wittig & Barnett Pearce Coach: Forrest Conklin

2nd· Northeastern State College

David Johnson & Glen Strickland Coach: Valgene Littlefield

3rd - University of Miami Ron Sabo & Steve Mackauf Coach: Frank Nelson

3rd - Georgetown University John Koeltl & Robert Shrum Coach: William Reynolds

1966 1st - Northwestern University Bill Snyder & Mike Denger Coach: Thomas B. McClain

2nd - Wayne State University Douglas Frost & Kathleen McDonald Coach: George Ziegelmueller

3rd - University of Alabama Russel Drake & Fourier Gale Coach:AnnabeID. Hagood

3rd - University of Southern California Rick Flam & David Kenner Coach: John C. DeBross

1967 1st - Dartmouth College Tom Brewer & John Isaacson Coach: Herbert L. James

zna- Wayne State University Don Ritzenheim & Kathleen McDonald Coach: George Ziegelmueller

3rd - University of Pittsburgh Michael Smith & Harry Tuminello Coach: Thomas Kane

3rd - Georgetown University Michael Naylor & John Koeltl Coach: William Reynolds

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1968 1st· Wichita State University Robert Shields & Lee Thompson Coaches: Quincalee Striegel &Marvin Cox

2nd - Butler University Donald Kiefer & Carl Flaningam Coach: Nicholas Cripe

3rd - Michigan State University Richard Brautigam & Charles Humphreys Coach: Ted Jackson

3rd - University of Southern California Chet Actis & Bill Anderson Coach: John C. DeBross

1969 1st - Harvard University Richard Lewis & Joel Perwin Coach: Laurence Tribe

2nd - University of Houston David Seikel & Michael Miller Coach: William B. English

3rd - Loyola University of Los Angeles John Tagg & Jim Caforio Coach: George Schell

3rd - University of California at Los Angeles Roy Schultz & Alec Wisner Coach: Patricia Long

1970 1st - University of Kansas Robert McCulloh & David Jeans Coaches: Donn W. Parson & Jackson Harrell 2nd - Canisius College David Goss & David Wagner Coach: Bert Gross

3rd • University of Kansas Robert Prentice & Dan Beck


Coaches: Donn W. Parson & Jackson Harrell

3rd - University of Houston Mike Miller & Paul Colby Coach: William B. English

1971 1st - University of California at Los Angeles Don Hornstein & Barrett Mcinerney Coach: Patricia B. Long

2nd - Oberlin College Scoot Lassar & Joe Misner Coach: Larry E. Larmer

3rd - University of Georgia Pam Martinson & Tom Martinson Coach: Richard Huseman

3rd - University of Kansas Dan Beck & Robert Prentice Coach: Donn W. Parson

1972 1st - University of California at Santa Barbara Mike Clough & Mike Fernandez Coach: Kathy Corey

2nd - University of Southern California Ron Palmieri & Dennis Winston Coach: John C. DeBross

3rd - Brown University Tuna Snider & Hotep X Coach: Barbara Tannenbaum

3rd - University of Southern California Geoff Goodman & King Schofield Coach: Barbara O'Connor

1973 1st - Northwestern University

Elliot Minceberg & Ron Marmer Coach: David Zarefsky

2nd - Georgetown University Bradley Ziff & Stewart Jay Coach: James J. Unger

3rd - Southwest Missouri State University Tom Black & Jon Jackson Coach: Donal J. Stanton

3rd - University of Kansas William Russell & William Hensley Coach: Donn W. Parson

1974 1st - Harvard University Greg A. Rosenbaum & Charles E. Garvin Coach: Mark Arnold

2nd - Augustana College Robert Feldhake & Rick Godfrey Coach: Dan Bozik

3rd - University of Kentucky Ben Jones & Jim Flegle Coach: J.W. Patterson

3rd - University of Southern California Steve Hozduk & Michael Higelin Coach: John C. DeB ross

1975 1st - Baylor University Jay Hurst & David Kent Coach: Lee Polk

2nd - University of Redlands Greg Ballard & Bill Smelko Coach: William Southworth

3rd - Boston College John Meany & Mike Reilly Coach: David M. Rohrer

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3rd - University of Kentucky Mary Thompson & Gil Skillman Coach: J.W. Patterson

1976 1st - University of Kansas Robin Rowland & Frank Cross Coaches: Donn W. Parson & Bill Balthrop

2nd - Georgetown University Charles Chafer & David Ottoson Coach: James J. Unger

3rd - Augustana College Robert Feldhake & Rick IGodfrey I

• Coaches: Dan Bozik & IiKen Strange !I

3rd - University of Southern California I Mike Devlin & Larry Solum Coach: John C. DeB ross

1977 1st - Georgetown University John Walker & David Ottoson Coach: James J. Unger

2nd - University of Southern California Leslie Sherman & Steven Combs Coaches: John C. DeBross & Lee Garrison

3rd - Redlands University Mark Fabiani & Paul McNamara Coach: William Southworth

3rd - University of Kansas Robin Rowland & Frank Cross Coach: Donn W. Parson

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Champions, Runners-up, and Final Four, 1947-2001 ii

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1978 1st - Northwestern University Mark Cotham & Stuart Singer Coach: G. Thomas Goodnight

2nd - University of Southern California Steven Combs & Jon Cassanelli Coaches: John C. DeBross & Lee Garrison

3rd - University of Redlands Mark Fabiani & Mark Warfel Coach: William Southworth

3rd - Georgetown University David Ottoson & Thomas Rollins Coach: James J. Unger

1979 1st - Harvard University Michael B. King & John M. Bredehoft Coaches: Charles E. Garvin &Greg A. Rosenbaum

2nd - Northwestern University Don Dripps & Mark Cotham Coach: G. Thomas Goodnight

3rd - West Georgia College Paul Weathington & Randy Evans Coach: Chester Gibson

3rd - University of Kansas Steve Griffin & Kevin Fowler Coach: Donn W. Parson

1980 1st - Northwestern University Don Dripps & Tom Fulkerson Coach: G. Thomas Goodnight

2nd - Harvard University

John M. Bredehoft & William C. Foutz Coaches: Dallas Perkins & L. Jeffrey Pash

3rd - Samford University Alida LeBlanc & John McWhorter Coach: Skip Coulter

3rd - Dartmouth College Stephen Meagher & Tom Isaacson Coach: Ken Strange

1981 1st - University of Pittsburgh Michael Alberty & Stephen Marzen Coach: Thomas Kane

2nd - Dartmouth College Cy Smith & Mark Weinhardt Coach: Herb James & Ken Strange

3rd - University of Kentucky Jeff Jones & Steve Mancuso Coaches: J.W. Patterson & Roger Solt

3rd - University of Louisville Dave Sutherland & Dan Sutherland Coach: Tim Hynes

1982 1st - University of Louisville Dave Sutherland &Dan Sutherland Coach: Tim Hynes

2nd - University of Redlands Bill Isaacson & Jeff Wagner Coach: William Southworth

3rd - Dartmouth College Robin Jacobsohn & Mark Weinhardt Coach: Ken Strange

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3rd - University of Kentucky Steve Mancuso & Condon McGlothlen Coach: William Southworth

1983 1st - University of Kansas Mark Gidley & Rodger Payne Coach: Donn W. Parson

2nd - Dartmouth College Robin Jacobsohn & Tom Lyon Coaches: Herbert L. James, Ken Strange & Steve Mancuso

3rd - Dartmouth College Lenny Gail & Mark Koulogeorge Coach: Ken Strange

3rd - Samford University Melanie Gardner & Erik Walker Coach: Skip Coulter

1984 1st - Dartmouth College Leonard Gail & Mark Koulogeorge Coaches: Herbert L. James Ken Strange & Tom Lyon

2nd - University of Louisville Cindy Leiferman & Mark Whitehead Coach: Tim Hynes

3rd - Harvard University Jonathan Massey & Jonathan Wiener Coach: Dallas Perkins

3rd - Northwestern University Bob Easton & Doug Sigel Coach: G. Thomas Goodnight

1985 1st - Harvard University


Jonathan Massey & Ed Swaine Coaches: Dallas Perkins & Jonathan Wiener

2nd - University of Iowa Robert Garman & Karla Leeper Coaches: Robert Kemp, Dale Herbeck, Greg Phelps & John Katsulas

3rd - Dartmouth College Eric Jaffe & Karen McGaffey Coaches: Ken Strange, Herb James & David Cheshier

3rd - Loyola-Marymount University John Doran & Peter Ferguson Coach: Jay Busse

1986 1st - University of Kentucky David Brownell & Ouita Papka Coaches: J.W. Patterson & Roger Solt

2nd - Georgetown University Michael Mazarr & Stuart Rabin Coach: Greg Mastel

3rd - Baylor University Mark Dyer & Lyn Robbins Coach: Robin Rowland

3rd - Northwestern University Les Lynn & Catherine Palczewski Coaches: Charles Kauffman, Scott Harris, Cori Dauber, Michelle Howard, Eric Gander & Shelley clubb

1987 1st - Baylor University Lyn Robbins & Griffin Vincent Coaches: Robert Rowland, David Hingstman, Cary Voss, Bob Gilmore & Mark Dyer

2nd - Dartmouth College Craig Budner & Chrissy Mahoney Coaches: Herbert L. James, Ken Strange, David Rhaesa & Erik Jaffe

3rd - University of Nebraska, Lincoln John Fritch & Bradley Walker Coaches: Jack Kay & Matt Sobnosky

3rd - Dartmouth College Shaun Martin & Rob Wick Coach: Ken Strange

1988 1st - Dartmouth College Shaun Martin & Rob Wick Coaches: Ken Strange, John Culver, Jeff Leon, Eric Jaffe & Lenny Gail

2nd - Baylor University Daniel Plants & Martin Loeber Coaches: Cary Voss & Erik Walker

3rd - Loyola-Marymount University Todd Flaming & Madison Laird Coach: Jay Busse

3rd - University of Michigan Michael Green & Andrew Schrank Coach: Steve Mancuso

1989 1st - Baylor University Daniel Plants & Martin Loeber Coaches: Cary Voss, Lyn Robbins,David Guardina &

Griffin Vincent

2nd - University of Michigan Andrew Schrank & Joe Thompson Coach: Steve Mancuso

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3rd - Emory University Frank Lowrey & Gus Puryear Coaches: Melissa Wade & Bill Newman

3rd - University of Kentucky TA McKinney & Calvin Rockefeller Coaches: J.W. Patterson & Roger Solt

1990 1st - Harvard University David Coale & Alex Lennon Coaches: Sherry Hall & Dallas Perkins

2nd - University of Redlands Rodger Cole & Marc RUbinstein Coach: William Southworth

3rd - Dartmouth College Scott Groussman & Neal Katyal Coaches: Ken Strange, Frank LaSalle, & Shaun Martin

3rd - Dartmouth College Kenneth Agran & Ernie Young Coaches: Ken Strange, Frank LaSalle & Shaun Martin

1991 1st - University of Redlands Rodger Cole & Marc Rubenstein Coaches: William Southworth & Judd Kimball

2nd - University of Michigan Colin Kahl & Matt Shors Coach: Steve Mancuso

3rd - Dartmouth College Kenneth Agran & Neal Katyal Coaches: Ken Strange,

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3rd - University of Iowa Nathan Coco & Charles Smith Coaches: David Hingstman, Michael Janas, David Cheshier & Shawn Shearer

1992 1st - Georgetown University Kevin Kuswa & Ahilan Arulanantham Coaches: Jeff Parcher & Laura Tuell-Parcher

2nd - Harvard University Rebecca Tushnet & Fred Karem Coaches: Dallas Perkins & Matt Schnall

3rd - Dartmouth College Kenny Agran & Ara Lovitt Coaches: Ken Strange, Sherry Hall, Ernie Young, l\Ieal Katyal & Lynn Coyne

3rd - University of Redlands Paul Derby & Kevin Tessier Coach: William Southworth

1993 1st - Dartmouth College Steven Sklaver & Ara Lovitt Coach: Ken Strange

2nd - Georgetown University Ahilan Arulanantham & Eric Truett Coach: Jeff Parcher

3rd - Wayne State University Toby Arquette & Derek Gaffrey Coaches: George Ziegelmueller, Ede Warner, Scott Thomson, Patrice Arend & Dan Bloomingdale

3rd - Wake Forest University Mark Grant & Rick Fledderman Coaches: Allan D. Louden, Ross Smith, Sue Pester, Alan Coverston, Joe Bellon, Marc Rubenstein & J.P. Lacy

1994 1st - Northwestern University Sean McCaffity & Jody Terry Coach: Scott Deatherage

2nd - Harvard University Stephen Andrews & Fred Karem Coaches: Dallas Perkins & Sherry Hall

3rd - University of Kansas Ryan Boyd & Josh Zive Coaches: Scott Harris, Rod Phares, Ben Voth, Kelly McDonald, Jeff Jarman, Cary Voss & Heather Aldridge

3rd - Wake Forest University Adrienne Brovero & Marcia Tiersky Coaches: Ross Smith, Allan D. Louden, J.P. Lacy, Melanie Henson, Mark Grant & Tim O'Donnell

1995 1st - Northwestern University Sean McCaffity & Jody Terry Coach: Scott Deatherage

2nd - Harvard University Stephen Andrews & Rebecca Tushnet Coaches: Dallas Perkins & Sherry Hall

3rd - Wake Forest University Adrienne Brovero & John Hughes

Coaches: Ross Smith, Allan D. Louden, Mark Grant, Stefan Bauschard, Tim O'Donnell & Shannon Redmond

3rd - University of Texas, Austin Jonathan Brody & Eric Emerson Coaches: Joel Rollins, Brian McBride, Kevin Kuswa, James Martin & Aaron Timmons

1996 1st - Emory University David Heidt & Kate Shuster Coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, Charlie Henn & Jamie McKown

2nd - University of Iowa Chris Mutel & Corey Rayburn Coaches: David Hingstman, Heidi Hamilton, Nathan Coco & Ernie Wagner

3rd - Baylor University Charles Blanchard & Kelly Dunbar Coaches: Karla Leeper, Jon Bruschke, Bill Trapani, Ryan Galloway & Josh Zive

3rd - University of Michigan Michael Dickler & Scott Hessell Coaches: Steve Mancuso & Judd Kimball

1997 1st - Wake Forest University Daveed Gartenstein-Ross & Brian Prestes Coaches: Ross Smith, Allan Louden, Adrienne Brovero, Patrick McMullen, Junya Morooka, Maxwell Schnurer, Jason Jarvis, Eric Truett

2nd - University of Georgia Paul Barsness & Daniel Davis

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Coaches: Edward Panetta, Joe Bellon, Len Neighbors, Catherine Shuster

3rd - University of Michigan Scott Hessell & Corey Stoughton Coaches: Steve Mancuso, Nate Smith, Mike Dickler

3rd - University of Georgia Michael Cates & Christopher Mcintosh Coaches: Edward Panetta, JoeBellon, Len Neighbors, Catherine Shuster

1998 1st - Northwestern University Michael Gottlieb & Ryan Sparacino Coaches: Scott Deatherage, Jonathan Wells,Greg Blankinship, Nate Smith

2nd - Emory University George Kouros & Anjan Sahni Coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, Chris Lundberg, David Heidt, Jamie McKown

3rd - University of Michigan Corey Stoughton & Lesley Wexler Coaches:Steve Mancuso, Mike Dickler, Adrienne Brovero

3rd - Michigan State University Erik Cornelier & John Sullivan Coaches: Will Repko, Biza Repko, Jason Trice, Terry Johnson, Jason Russell

1999 1st - Northwestern University Michael Gottlieb & Ryan Sparacino

Coaches: Scott Deatherage, Brian McBride, Adrienne Brove ro, Judd Kimball, Nate Smith, Toby Arquette, Lesley Wexler

2nd - Emory University Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali Coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, Chris Lundberg, Stephen Heidt, David Heidt, Dan Fitzmeier, Kate Shuster

3rd - University of Kansas Mike Eber & Grant McKeehan Coaches: Scott Harris, Sarah Partlow, Stacey Sowards, Val Renegar, Jeff Van Cleave, Rich McCullom, Kevin Minch

3rd - Emory University Larry Heftman & Jeff McNabbCoaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, Chris Lundberg, Stephen Heidt, David Heidt, Dan Fitzmier, Kate Shuster

2000 1st- Emory University Jon Paul Lupo & Mike Horowitz Coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newman, David Heidt, Dan Fitzmeier, Jenny Heidt, Chris Lundberg, Stephen Heidt

2nd - Michigan State University Steve Donald & Aaron Monick Coaches: Will Repko, John Sullivan, Jason Trice

3rd - Emory University Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali Coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, David Heidt, Dan Fitzmier, Jenny Heidt, Chris Lundberg, Stephen Heidt

3rd - University of Texas Kirk Evans & Jairos Grove Coaches: Joel Rollins, Chris Burk, Eric Jenkins, Eric Emerson, Kevin Kuswa, David Breshears

2001 1st - University of Iowa Andrew Peterson & Andrew Ryan Coaches: David Hingstman, Eric Truett, Aaron Monick, Danielle Wiese, Kristin Langwell, Corey Rayburn, Tara Voss, Emily Fleisher

2nd - Emory University Stephen Bailey & Kamal Ghali coaches: Melissa Wade, Bill Newnam, John Paul Lupo, James Roland, David Heidt, Chris Lundberg, Mike Horowitz

3rd - Michigan State University Calum Matheson & Austin Carson Coaches: Jason Trice, Will Repko, Mike Eber

3rd - Dartmouth College Alex Berger & Adam Garen Coaches: Ken Strange, Bill Russell, Kiva Garen, Ryan Sparacino

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First Round At-Large Award

Top First Round Teams, 1973 ·1989

1973 Georgetown University Stewart Jay & Bradley Ziff

1974 Harvard University Charles Garvin & Greg Rosenbaum

1975 Georgetown University Thomas Rollins & Bradley Ziff

1976 Augustana College (Ill.) Robert Feldhake & Richard Godfrey

1977 Georgetown University David Ottoson & John Walker

1978 Georgetown University David Ottoson & John Walker

1979 Northwestern University Chris Wonnell & Susan Winkler

1980 Georgetown University James Kirkland & John Thompson

1981 Dartmouth College Cy Smith & Mark Weinhardt

1982 University ofKansas Mark Gidley & Zac Grant

1983 Samford University Melanie Gardner & Erik Walker

1984 Dartmouth College Leonard Gail & Mark Koulogeorge

1985 Claremont McKenna College David Bloom & Greg Mastel

1986 University ofMassachusetts Dan Povinelli & Mark Friedman

1987 Baylor University Griffin Vincent & Lyn Robbins

1988 Northwestern University Ben Attias & Gordon Mitchell

1989 Baylor University Martin Loeber & Daniel Plants

1990 Harvard University David Coale & Alex Lennon

1991 University ofRedlands Rodger Cole & Marc Rubinstein

1992 Dartmouth College

Kenny Agran & Ara Lovitt

1993 Dartmouth College Ara Lovitt & Steven Sklaver

1994 University ofKentucky Paul Skiermont & Jason Patil

1995 Wake Forest University John Hughes & Adrienne Brovero

1996 Northwestern University Sean McCaffity & Mason Miller

1997 University ofMichigan Scott Hessell & Corey Stoughton

1998 Emory University George Kouros & Anjan Sahni

1999 Northwestern University Michael Gottlieb & Ryan Sparacino

2000 University ofIowa Kristin Langwell & Andy Ryan

2001 University ofCalifornia at Berkeley Randy Luskey & Dan Shalmon

Rex Copeland Award, 1990-2000

On September 21, 1989, the life of Rex Copeland was brought to a sudden and tragic close. With his death, Samford University lost an outstanding student, and the forensic community lost an excellent debater and friend.

In recognmon of Rex's professional and personal qualities, Samford University together with his parents endowed a permanent award in his name. The Rex Copeland Memorial Award is presented annually to the collegiate debate team ranked "Number One" in the First Round, At-Large team selections.

This award recognizes the few who achieve one of the highest honors in the debate community.

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Top Speakers, 1947-2001

1947 1956 1965 Award not presented 1st: Phillip Hubbart, 1st: Robert Shrum,

Augustana College Georgetown 1948 2nd: Henry Ruf, University

1st: Potter Kerfoot, Macalester College 2nd: Douglas Pipes, University ofSouthern University ofthe California 1957 Pacific

1st: Patricia Stallings, 2nd: Alec MacKenzie University 0/Houston 1966

u.s. Military Academy 2nd: Phillip Hubbart, 1st: William Snyder, Augustana College Northwestern

1949 (Ill.) University 1st: Robert Sayre, 2nd: John Holcomb,

Willamette University 1958 Augustana College 2nd: Ed Stollenwerck 1st: Michael Miller, (Ill.)

University ofKansas University ofSouthern California 1967

1950 2nd: Phillip Hubbart, 1st: Rick Flam, 1st: William Carey, Augustana College University ofSouthern

University ofNotre (Ill.) California Dame 2nd: Thomas Brewer,

2nd: Lee Reiffe 1959 Dartmouth College Southern Methodist 1st: James Ray, University United States Military 1968

Academy 1st: David Zarefsky, 1951 2nd: Ray Nichols, Northwestern

1st: Holt Spicer, University 0/Kansas University University ofRedlands 2nd: Richard Brautigam,

2nd: James Q. Wilson, 1960 Michigan State University ofRedlands 1st: Don Herrick, University

(Tie) Ted Clevenger, William Jewell College Baylor University 2nd: George ScheU, 1969

Baylor University 1st: David Seikel, 1952 University ofHouston

1st: James Q. Wilson, 1961 2nd: Joel Perwin, University ofRedlands 1st: George ScheU, Harvard University

2nd: Holt Spicer, Baylor University University ofRedlands 2nd: Laurence Tribe, 1970

Harvard University 1st: Mike Miller, 1953 University ofHouston

1st: Robert L. Anderson, 1962 2nd Tie: Jim Caforio, Augustana College 1st Tie: Lee Huebner, Loyola

2nd: Joan Reidy, Northwestern University (Los University of University Angeles) Wisconsin at 1st Tie: Harold Lawson, 2nd Tie: David Goss, Eau Claire Kansas State Teachers Canis ius College

1954 1963 1971 1st: Herzl Spiro, 1st: Daniel Kolb, 1st: Joe Loveland,

University of Vermont College ofthe Holy University ofNorth 2nd: James A. Robinson, Cross Carolina

George Washington 2nd: Robert Roberts, 2nd: Joseph Angland, University University 0/Alabama Massachusetts

Institute ofTechnology 1955 1964

1st: Hubert Bell, 1st: Robert Roberts, 1972 University ofKansas University ofAlabama 1st: Terry McNight,

2nd: William Maynard, 2nd: John Hempelmann, Canis ius College Southwest Missouri Georgetown 2nd: Ron Palmieri, State College University University ofSouthern

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Northwestern 2nd Tie: Scott Harris, University ofRedlands University Wayne State 2nd: David Hugin,

2nd: Frank Kimball, University University ofTexas University of California at Los 1982 1991 Angeles 1st: Steve Mancuso, 1st: T. A. McKinney,

University ofKentucky University ofKentucky 1974 2nd: John Barrett, 2nd: Marc Rubinstein,

1st: Michael Higelin, Georgetown University ofRedlands University ofSouthern University California 1992

2nd: Marvin Isgur, 1983 1st: Charles Smith, University ofHouston 1st: John Barrett, University ofIowa

Georgetown 2nd: Ryan Goodman, 1975 University University ofTexas

1st: Thomas Rollins, 2nd: Leonard Gail, Georgetown University

Dartmouth College 1st:

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2nd: Robert Feldhake, Augustana College 1st:

1984 Leonard Gail, 2nd:

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1977 University University ofKentucky 1st: Gilbert Skillman, 2nd: Sean McCaffity,

University ofKentucky 1986 Northwestern 2nd: John Walker, 1st: Lyn Robbins, University

Georgetown Baylor University University 2nd: Scott Segal, 1996

Emory University 1st: Sean McCaffity, 1978 Northwestern

1st: Thomas Rollins, 1987 University Georgetown 1st: Lyn Robbins, 2nd: Chris LaVigne, University Baylor University Wayne State

2nd: Stuart Singer, 2nd: John Culver, University Northwestern University ofKansas University 1997

1979 1988 1st: Corey Rayburn, 1st: Mark Fabiani, 1st: Gloria Cabada, University ofIowa

University ofRedlands Wake Forest 2nd: Scott Hessell, 2nd: Michael B. King, University University ofMichigan

Harvard University 2nd: Barry Pickens, University ofKansas 1998

1980 1st: Michael Gottlieb 1st: Steven Meagher, 1989 Northwestern

Dartmouth College 1st: Gordon Mitchell, University 2nd: Don Dripps, Northwestern 2nd: George Kouros

Northwestern University Emory University University 2nd: Daniel Plants,

Baylor University 1999 1981 1st: Michael Gottlieb

1st: Jeff Jones, Northwestern University ofKentucky University

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2000 1st: Ryan Sparacino

Northwestern University

2nd tie Jairus Grove University ofTexas

2nd tie Steve Donald Michigan State University

2001 Ist: Andrew Ryan

University ofIowa 2nd Wesley Lotz

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NDT Participants, 1947-2001

Abilene Christian College: 55,56,57,58,61,65,69, 70 University of Alabama: 48, 49,50,53,54,55,56,60, 61,63,64,66,71,73,75, 76, 77, 78, 79 Albion College: 67, 69 American University: 61 University of Arizona: 49, 50,69,76,77,78,79,80, 81,82,83,84,85 Arizona State University: 47,67,87,88,89,98,00 Arkansas State University: 01 University of Arkansas: 50 Arkansas State University: 01 Auburn University: 85, 86 Augustana College (Illinois): 47, 48, 49, 50, 51,52,53,54,55,56,57, 58,59,60,61,64,66,67, 68,70,71,73,74,75,76, 77,78,79,80,81,87,88, 89,90,91,92,93,94,95, 97,98,99,00 Augustana College (South Dakota): 76, 77, 78, 79, 80,81,82,83,84,85,87, 89,90,91,92,96 Bakersfield Community College: 90 Bates College: 48, 76, 77, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84, 85,86,87,88 Baylor University: 48, 49, 50,51,52,53,55,56,60, 61,62,64,67,69,71,74, 75,76,77,78,79,81,82, 83,84,85,86,87,88,89, 90,91,92,93,94,95,96, 97,98,99,00,01 Boston College: 62, 63, 64,65,67,68,69,70,71, 72,74,75,79,87,88,89, 90,91,92,93,94,95,96, 01 Boston University: 60, 73, 74, 75 Bowling Green State University: 50, 51, 70, 75, 76, 78

Bradley University: 51, 69, 79 Brandeis University: 65, 67 Brigham Young University: 55,56,60,62,63,66,78 Brooklyn College: 61 Brown University: 69, 70, 72 Butler University: 59, 61, 67,68,80,81,83,88,90, 91,92 University of California at Berkeley: 68, 77, 81,94, 97,99,00,01 University of California at Los Angeles: 48, 54, 66, 68,69,70,71,72,73,74, 75, 76, 78 University of California at Santa Barbara: 64, 71, 72, 73, 75 California Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo: 01 California State University, Bakersfield: 00, 01 California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo: 01 California State University, Chico: 98, 00, 01 California State University, Fullerton: 70, 71, 72, 73, 75,76,77,78,80,83,85, 86,87,88,89,90,91,92, 93,94,95,98,99,00 California State University, Los Angeles: 55, 56, 61, 66, 73, 76 California State University, Northridge: 65, 67, 68, 72, 74 California State University, Sacramento: 74, 75, 76, 77,78,79,81,82 California State University, San Diego: 49, 52, 53, 54, 55,56,57,58,59,60,61, 62, 63, 72 Canisius College: 69, 70, 71,72,73,74,77,78,79 Capital University: 48, 73, 74

Carson-Newman College: 64,65,66 Case Institute of Technology: 53 Catholic University: 73, 74, 75,76,77,78,00,01 University of Central Florida (Florida Tech): 76, 78,79,80,81,83 Central Michigan University: 74, 76, 83, 85, 86,88,90,94 Central Oklahoma State University: 52, 53, 54, 56, 61,63,72,73,85,86,87, 89 Champlain College: 49 University of Chicago: 48, 49 Claremont McKenna (Men's) College: 78, 79, 80, 81, 82,83,84,85,87 Coe College: 48 Colgate University: 51 Colorado College: 75, 77, 79 University of Colorado: 47, 48 Concordia College: 67, 68, 73,87,88,89,90,91,92, 93,94,95,96,99,01 Cornell University: 76, 99 Dartmouth College: 48, 51, 54,55,56,57,58,59,60, 61,63,64,65,66,67,68, 69,70,71,72,73,75,76, 77,78,79.80,81,82,83, 84,85,86,87,88,89,90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 David Lipscomb College: 55 University of Denver: 54, 67,68,69,70,85 DePauw University: 48, 49,51,57 University of Detroit: 67 Drury College: 72, 80 Duke University: 56, 57, 58,66 Duquesne University: 96

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Eastern Illinois University: 77, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80,88,82,83,84,85,86, 88,89 Eastern Nazarene College: 58, 60, 61 Eastern New Mexico University: 98, 99 Eastern Utah College: 01 Eastern Utah University: 01 Emory University: 64, 65, 66,67,68,69,70,71,72, 77,78,81,82,83,84,85, 86,87,88,89,90,91,92, 93,94,95,96,97,98,99, 00,01 Emporia State University: 51,53,58,59,60,61,63, 65,66,69,70,73,74,76, 77,80,81,82,01 Fairmont State College: 76, 78 University of Florida: 48, 50,51,52,53,54,55,56, 57,59,62,68,69,70 Florida State University: 75,97,01 Fordham University: 57, 59,66 Fordham University School of Education: 58, 59,61 Fort Hays State College: 61,99,00,01 George Mason University: 74, 75, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88,89,90,91,92,93,94, 95,96,97,98,99,01 George Washington University: 49, 51, 52, 54, 58,59,60,62,63,64,65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76,81,82,83,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97, 98,99,00,01 Georgetown College: 49 Georgetown University: 49,52,56,61,62,63,64, 65,66,67,70,71,72,73, 74,75,76,77,78,79,80, 81,82,83,84,85,86,87, 88,89,90,91,92,93,94, 95,96,97,98,99,00,01 University of Georgia: 67, 68,69,70,71,72,73,74,

75,76,77,90,91,92,93, 94,95,96,97,98,99,00, 01 Georgia State University: 84,85,86,88,2001 Gonzaga University: 47, 48,59,60,62,72,73,75, 76,77,79,80,81,82,85, 86,87,97,99,00,01 Greenville College: 56 Harvard University: 50, 54, 55,56,57,58,60,61,62, 63,64,65,66,67,68,69, 70,71,72,73,74,75,76, 77,78,79,80,81,82,83, 84,85,86,87,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97, 98,99,00,01 Hiram College: 52 College of the Holy Cross: 48,51,52,53,54,62,63 University of Houston: 51, 53,54,55,56,57,58,59, 67,68,69,70,71,72,73, 74,75,76,77,78,82,83 Houston Baptist University: 87, 89, 90, 93 Howard University: 52, 54 University of Idaho: 53, 57, 61 Idaho State University: 53, 57,61 University of Illinois, Chicago Circle: 52, 53, 54, 56,58,64,65 Illinois College: 54 Illinois State University: 52,54,55,62,63,72,73, 81,88,89,90,91,92,93, 94,95,99,00,01 University of Indiana: 93 Indiana State University: 47, 73 University of Iowa: 72, 73, 75,77,78,80,81,83,84, 85,86,87,88,89,90,91, 92,93,94,95,96,97,98, 99,00,01 Iowa State University: 52, 71,74,82,83,84 James Madison University: 79,80,81,82,83,84,86, 87,88,89,90,91,92,93, 94,95,96,97,98,99,00 John Carroll University:78,

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80, 81, 95 , 96, 97, 98, 99, 00,01 John Hopkins University: 77, 78, 79 University of Kansas: 48, 49,50,51,52,53,54,55, 56,57,58,59,60,63,64, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81,82,83,84,85,86,87, 88,89,90,91,92,93,94, 95,96,97,98,99,00,01 Kansas State College of Pittsburg: 61, 63, 67 Kansas State University: 55,64,75,76,77,83,98, 99,00,01 University of Kentucky: 60, 64,67,68,73,74,75,76, \,\77,78,79,80,81,82,84, 85,86,87,88,89,90,91, \\ 92,93,94,95,96,97,98, II 99,00,01 !1

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63,67,68,77,83,91,92, 93,95,96,97 University of LaVerne: 88, 89,90,91,92 Lewis and ClarkCollege: 64,66,67,71,75,76,77, 78,80,99,00 Liberty University: 89, 90, 91,92,94,95,96,97,98, 01 Louisiana College: 47, 48, 49,53,54 University of Louisville: 79, 80,81,82,83,84,85,86, 87,88,89,90,91,92,93, 94,95,96,97,98,99,00 LosAngeles City College: 96 Loyola-Marymount University: 62, 63, 64, 65, 67,68,69,70,71,72,73, 74,76,77,78,80,81,82, 83,84,85,86,87,88,90, 00 Loyola University (Chicago): 60, 70, 72 Luther College: 50 Macalaster College: 56, 61,71,73,74,75,76,77, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84, 85,86,87,97,98,00

lVIarietta College: 59, 89, 90 Marquette University: 58, 69 Mary Washington College: 91,92,93,94,96,97 University of Maryland: 67 University of Massachusetts: 73, 74, 75, 76,77,78,79,80,81,82, 83,84,85,86,87,88 Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 48, 49, 56, 57,58,62,63,64,66,68, 69,71,73,74,75,76,79, 01 Mercer University: 78, 79, 80,81,82,83,84,87,93, 94,95,96,97,98,00,01 University of Miami (Florida): 52, 53, 54, 55, 57,58,59,60,61,62,63, 65,66,68,69,74,97,98, 00 Miami University (Ohio): 76,80,81,87,88,89,91, 92,97,98,01 University of Michigan: 71, 72,76,77,87,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97, 98,99,00,01 Michigan State University: 53,66,68,69,97,98,99, 00,01 Middlebury College: 55 Middle Tennessee State University: 70, 72, 77 Midland College: 53 Midwestern College: 69 University of Minnesota: 62,63,64,65,66,67,73, 82,83 University of lVIississippi: 47,51,52 University of Missouri, Columbia: 68, 71, 72 University of Missouri, Kansas City: 61, 62, 66, 68,98,99,00,01 University of Montana: 49, 50,51 Montana State University: 51,60 Morehead State University: 77, 78, 79, 80 Mount Mercy College: 53

Nebraska State College at Kearney: 65, 66 Nebraska Wesleyan University: 51, 52, 54, 55 University of Nebraska, Lincoln: 80, 83, 86, 87 University of Nebraska, Omaha:77 University of Nevada, Las Vegas: 92, 96, 97, 98 University of Nevada, Reno: 48 University of New Hampshire: 71 University of New Mexico: 51,52,54,85,90,95,96, 98 New York University, 00, 01 State University of New York College at Genesco: 53 Northeastern Oklahoma State University: 62, 63, 64,65,66,67,68,69,70, 72,73,81,82,84,85 Northern Arizona University: 87, 88, 89, 91 Northern Illinois University: 65 University of Northern Michigan: 75 Northwest Missouri State University: 79, 80, 82 Northwestern College (MN) 63 Northwestern University: 47,49,50,54,55,58,59, 60,62,65,66,67,68,69, 70,71,72,73,74,75,76, 77,78,79,80,82,83,84, 85,86,87,88,89,90,91, 92,93,94,95,96,97,98, 99,00,01 University of North Carolina: 71,72,73,74, 75,77,80,81,82,83,84, 85,86,88,89,90,91,92, 93,94,97,98 University of North Dakota: 79 University of North Texas: 48,49,59,62,63,64,65, 66,79,83,84,85,86,87, 88,89,90,91,92,93,95, 96,97,98,99,00,01

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University of Northern Colorado: 71,74,75 University of Northern Iowa: 74, 75, 81, 82, 83, 84,85,86,87,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97, 99 University of Notre Dame: 47,48,49,50,51,52,53, 55,56,57,58,65,78 Oberlin College:68, 69, 70, 71,72 Occidental College:53 Odessa College: 81,82, 86,87,90 Ohio University: 70, 71, 72,74,75,77,79,82 Ohio State University: 47, 52,60,61,62,63,67,68, 69,70,71,86,87 University of Oklahoma: 57,58,59,60,61,63,64 Oklahoma Baptist University: 47, 77 Oklahoma City University: 65 Oklahoma State University: 68, 69, 70 Old Dominion University: 95 University of Oregon: 60, 61,62,63,64,65,66,67, 68,69,73,75,82,84 Oregon State University: 47,48,54,63,64 Ottawa University: 49 Pace University: 75, 81, 83,84,87,90,97,98,99, 00 University of the Pacific: 58,61,64,65,68,69,71, 72, 76 Pacific Lutheran University: 52, 56, 62, 72, 82,83,84 Pacific University: 49, 55, 56,57,65,73 University of Pennsylvania: 49, 50, 51, 54,57,58,59,60,65,66, 87,89,90,91 Pennsylvania State University: 47, 50, 52, 55 Pepperdine College: 49, 50,51,52,53,99,01 Phillips University: 49

University of Pittsburgh: 53,57,60,62,64,66,67, 70,71,72,73,74,75,76, 79,80,81,82,83,85,86, 87,88,89,90,91,92,93, 95,96,98,99,00,01 Princeton University: 51, 53,56,57,59,61 University of Puget Sound: 56,57,01 Purdue University: 47, 48, 50,60,61,62 University of Redlands: 50, 51,52,57,59,62,64,65, 69, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78,79,80,81,82,83,84, 85,86,87,88,89,90,91, 92,93,94,95,96,97,98, 99,00,01 University of Rhode Island: 73 Rice University: 57 University of Richmond: 56,62,65,76 Roanoke College: 50 Rockhurst College: 62,64 Rutgers University:47,68,71,73,74 Saint Anselm's College: 56,59,64,68,69,71,72 Saint John's University: 53,54,62,63,64 Saint Joseph's College: 55,56,57,59,67 Saint Martin's College: 51, 53,59 Saint Mary's College: 49 Saint Olaf College: 48, 49, 51,52,53,57,62,63 Saint Peter's College: 51, 53,55,57,59,62 College of Saint Thomas: 47,50 Samford University: 73, 74,75,78,79,80,81,82, 83,84,85,86,87,88,89, 92,93,97,98,99,00 San Diego State University: 49, 52,53, 54, 55,56,57,58,59,60,61, 62,63,72,96 University of San Francisco: 58 San Jacinto College: 86 San Joaquin Delta College: 80, 81

University of Scranton: 61 Seton Hall University: 60, 72,73,79,83,85 Smith College: 52 University of South Carolina: 50, 51, 54, 56, 57,58,59,60,61,62,63, 64,66,67,68 University of South Dakota: 67, 68, 75, 91 South Dakota State College: 54 University of the South: 49 Southeast Oklahoma State University: 47, 48, 49, 50, 59,73,74,76,94,95,96 University of Southern California: 47, 48, 50, 51, 52,54,57,58,59,60,61, 63,64,65,66,67,68,69, 70,71,72,73,74,75,76, 77,78,79,80,81,82,83, 84,85,86,87,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97, 98,99,00,01 Southern Illinois University: 57, 58, 60, 62, 63,70,88,99 Southern Methodist University: 50, 52,87,88 University of Southern Mississippi: 65, 66 Southern Oregon College: 67 Southern Utah State College: 82,83,84,85 Southwest Missouri State University: 52, 55, 57, 59, 60,62,63,65,69,70,71, 72,73,74,75,77,78,93, 96,97,98,99,00,01 Southwest Texas State University: 88, 90, 01 Southwestern College: 56, 57,78,79,80,81 University of Southwestern Louisiana: 76, 77, 78, 79 Stanford University: 49, 92, 93 Stevens Institute of Technology: 49 Stonehill College: 67, 68 Suffolk University: 81, 82, 83,84 Swarthmore College: 48

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Temple University: 49 University of Tennessee: 50,51,79 Tennessee Polytechnic Institute: 62 University of Texas, Arlington: 77, 78, 80, 82 University of Texas, Austin: 47, 60, 71, 72, 84, 86,87,88,89,90,91,92, 93,94,95,96,97,98,99, 00,01 Texas A&M University: 81, 82,84,85,87,88 Texas Christian University: 47,48,51,60,62,66,67, 75, 76 Texas Tech University: 68, 70, 73 University of Toledo: 71, 72 Towson State University, 97 Trinity University: 91, 92, 93,94,95,96,97,98 Union College and University: 55 United States Air Force Academy: 59, 60, 76, 77, 78, 79 United States Merchant Marine Academy: 52, 53, 59 United States Military Academy: 47, 48, 49, 50, 51,52, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59,60,61,62,63,64,65, 66,77,80 United States Naval Academy: 47, 48, 49, 50, 58,64,65,70,72,78,80, 85,87,88,92,93,99 University of Utah: 47, 48, 50,51,52,72,73,75,76, 77,78,79,80,81,82,83, 84,85,86,87,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,95,96,97 Utica College: 50, 51 Vanderbilt University:76,77,78,80 University of Vermont: 47, 48,49,50,51,53,54,55, 56,57,60,61,62,64,65, 66,84,85,86,88,00 University of Virginia: 47, 63,67,68,81

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Wichita State University: 48,65,67,68,77,79,99, 00,01 William Jewell College: 60, 61 College of William and Mary: 56, 68, 69, 73, 74, 84 University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire: 50, 51, 53, 54, 55,56,57,58,59,73,76, 78, 79 Wilkes College: 54, 55, 57, 58 Williamette University: 48, 49,51,52,55,58,59,61 Winona State University: 93 College of Wooster: 73, 79,81,83 Wright State University: 92,93 University of Wyoming: 67, 68,70,71,72,73,74,75, 76,77,78,81,82,83,84, 86,89,90,01 Xavier University: 50, 53, 54,55,56,57,58 Yale University: 47, 49

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