Re: Now that...

["Leah (Tex) Castella" <castella@lclark.edu>]

On Sat, 8 Apr 1995 MARGESSONR@axe.humboldt.edu wrote:

> ...the ocean topic has come and gone, i am curious to hear people's
> opinions regarding cases they were most impressed with, or ones they
> found nearly impossible to beat.
> 
> can't say i saw any particular cases that left me quaking, but if i were
> to label a favorite, it would have to be the "Sunken Russian Sub" case
> i watched a SFSU open team run. while i am sure better debaters were
> able to jump all over it, i was left wondering how on god's green earth
> i would even begin to attack it. luckily (?) i had been eliminated in the
> previous round, and was able to watch my opponents get their butts kicked.
> 
> i guess what i'm asking for here, are specific cases that were powerful by
> themselves, not mediocre cases that won rounds based on debater skill. i     
> mean, sure i lost to the occasional DeSal or OTEC case, but that doesn't 
> mean they were great cases, just that i was run over by better debaters.
> 
> 
> just curious,
> rm
>

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