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Re: Q: narrative

To: "Ronald J. Stephens" <r.stephens-yorbalinda@worldnet.att.net>, CEDA-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: Q: narrative
From: Michael Bryant <MBRYANT@central.weber.edu>
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1996 01:23:49 -0700 (MST)
Priority: normal

> my name is michael stephens and i'm a debater at esperanza high school in
> anaheim, california.  i would like some input on how to structure an
> affirmative case as a narrative.  does a narrative need a plan?
>
>
That's really up to you. It seems to work best, however, when the
policy can be clearly implied from the narrative itself. Keep in mind
that a high percentage of judges seem very confused about the
appropriate criteria by which to evaluate most narratives.

Bear



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