McGill took up 50% of the quarterfinals break at CP Nats this past weekend, 75% of the semis, and 100% of the finals, making us the most successful school at Nats by any metric. Huge congratulations to Sophie and Vinay, who battled their way through the best teams in Canada to take the title of [...]
Read More» Posted by Natalya | 0 commentsOnce again, we uphold the time-honoured tradition of breaking at least three teams at any tournament we attend. Saro upholds the time-honored tradition of hybriding to win Dorchester. Sean Husband fails to uphold his time-honoured tradition of not winning public speaking. Congratulations all. Team Results Champions Saro Setrakian & Padraic Scanlan (alum) Quarterfinalists Hannah Pavalow [...]
Read More» Posted by Natalya | 0 commentsMcGill dominated the Women’s Tournament, with three teams breaking to semifinals, two teams in the final, four people in the top ten speakers, and three people awarded for public speaking. Congratulations to everyone for their success, not only the debaters, but also to Lauren and Miriam for running an exceptional tournament. Team Rankings Finalists Riva [...]
Read More» Posted by Natalya | 0 commentsMcGill teams made up half the break and nearly half of the top ten speakers at the Central Canadian Championships. What more needs to be said? Team Results Semifinalists Vinay Kumar Mysore & Natalya Slepneva Quarterfinalists Bryce Balcom & Ross Duncan Tim Abdulla & Sean Stefanik Jake Liang & Cal Rosemond Speaker Rankings 2nd Speaker [...]
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Hate Speech
Union members Linda El Halabi and Carol St-Gelais have a new Point/Counterpoint in the McGill Daily, asking if we should allow hate speech. Read the article after the break.
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