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Also known for: Being the 1988 national collegiate debate champion.

First year competitor Ayesha Ahmed of Cathlamet also earned her first career win in collegiate debate.

The exchanges were lively and, occasionally, philosophical and challenging because organized collegiate debate is not strictly about arguing for policies.

The authorities have also clamped down on less obvious threats, canceling events as diverse as a St . Patricks Day parade and a collegiate debate tournament this weekend.

They have two children — a son who is a collegiate debate coach in Hawaii, and a daughter who is a public school teacher in Compton.

The couple met in 1993 at a collegiate debate tournament where Ms. Goldstein was dating a member of Mr. Rubinstein's team.

Lee and Campbell use the n-word frequently in private conversations, and they felt comfortable bringing it into their arguments at prestigious national collegiate debating tournaments to make their point that government policies have harmed vulnerable African Americans.

The panel, one of the leading collegiate debating societies in the country, this year became the first team in the history of the American Parliamentary Debate Association APDAA) to win every North American award.

The team's free use of the n-word in its run through some of collegiate debate's most prestigious tournaments — Lee and Campbell reached the final round of one event and the semifinals of another — created a stir on debate-oriented Internet message boards and certainly unsettled some opponents.

MUN conferences span over a few days whereby students from secondary and collegiate levels debate on global issues within committees that simulate various U.N. bodies like the General Assembly or the Security Council.

The following spring we hosted Bridgewater State College in the first collegiate-level debate in our prison's history.