Re: Jesuit final round

[Rebecca Galentine <theloft@accessone.com>]

muchas congratulations to all teams at the jesuit and especially msu and
weber.  wish i could have stayed until the end.  getting sick on monday
and having to leave was only partially a ploy to avoid having to sit
through a debate with bj and josh;)  guess i've learned my hospitality
threshold for next year.

Greg Simerly wrote:
> 
> MSU CS on the affirmative debates Weber SW on the negative.
> 
> The student ballot:
> Brewer, Stevens, Russell, & Jenkins votes affirmative.
> Klemz votes negative.
> This comprises one ballot for the affirmative.
> 
> The coaches' ballots:
> Delaughder, Miller, & Rigsby vote affirmative.
> Hayman votes negative.
> 
> The decision is 4-1 for the the affirmative, MSU CS.
> 
> Speaker awards:
> 1. Cornellier, MSU
> 2. Sullivan, MSU
> 3. Whittaker, Weber
>    Smith, Weber
> 5. Brewer, Gonzaga
> 
> Off to the Mardi Gras Invitational,
> The Salukis
> 
> Greg Simerly
> 
> earth mail: Greg Simerly, SIU mail code 6605, Carbondale, IL 62901-6605
> (618) 453-1896 O
>       453-2812 F
>       457-2026 H

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