WDCA Releases Novice Evidence Packet
September 3, 2009 – 12:28 pm by: Nick BubbFor the second year, the Wisconsin Debate Coaches’ Association is adopting a novice evidence packet for the novice division of policy debate. Please see the following post describing the novice evidence packet.
The files included in the novice evidence packet are listed below:
- Immigration Medicaid Affirmative and Negative (Word | PDF)
- Block Grants Affirmative and Negative (Word | PDF)
- Head Start Affirmative and Negative (Word | PDF)
- Military Recruitment Disadvantage and Affirmative Answers (Word | PDF)
- Fiscal Discipline Disadvantage and Affirmative Answers (Word | PDF)
- Immigration Disadvantage and Affirmative Answers (Word | PDF)
- Topicality Arguments and Affirmative Answers (Word | PDF)
Click here to down load the entire Novice Evidence Packet 09-10 in a zip file
8 Responses to “WDCA Releases Novice Evidence Packet”
I was very impressed with both the quality of the packet and the brevity. Great job!
By Jason Chapman on Sep 3, 2009
The T file isn’t functional. Can you check the link?
By Kyle on Sep 4, 2009
There isn’t a link to the T file yet.
By Nick Bubb on Sep 6, 2009
When will the T file be put up?
By Shaun on Sep 7, 2009
Every file is now up, including the zip file.
By Nick Bubb on Sep 7, 2009
A question on the removal of restrictions.
The rule says “Until a date determined by the Executive Committee, arguments in the novice division are restricted to those contained in the official novice evidence packet. Following that date, packet restrictions are removed but affirmatives remain limited to the plan texts specified in the novice evidence packet.”
I want to be clear.
That means the neg and aff can now create new DAs, new Advatages, really anything new. But the plan text must remain the same?
By Ken Sajdak on Oct 27, 2009
Ken,
Yes. All restrictions are off EXCEPT the plan text, which must remain unchanged.
jv
By Jon Voss on Oct 27, 2009
Well, no CP and no K rules are still in effect, just to be clear.
By Dan Hansen on Oct 30, 2009