In October, a Harvard
University debate team (three - time recent champions of the American Parliamentary Debate Association) lost a match to a team of prisoners from the maximum - security Eastern New York Correctional Facility, Chuck Shepherd»...
Not exact matches
A Chinese - American
team led by Loukas Barton, an archaeologist at the
University of California, Davis, and Seth Newsome, an ecologist at the Carnegie Institution of Washington in Washington, D.C., tackled the
debate at the early farming village of Dadiwan in northwest China.
To find out whether the bodies themselves could shed some light on the
debate, a
team led by archaeologist Douglas Kennett of Pennsylvania State
University in State College analyzed their remains, found in room 33 of the Pueblo Bonito complex and now stored at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, using DNA sequencing.
That's why top neuroscientist Olaf Sporns of Indiana
University at Bloomington and his
team are hoping for some lively
debate about their new blueprint to map those connections.
The new findings, published in JCI Insight by a
team of
University of Michigan researchers, come at a critical time for the
debate over the future of U.S. federal research funding.
Convention highlights included a series of public
debates on key issues and challenges facing Mars exploration and the future of the U.S. space program, as well as the final face - off of
university student
teams presenting designs for the Mars Society's International Gemini Mars competition.
Denzel Washington stars in and directs this inspiring drama about a college professor who challenges the entrenched racism and prejudice of the 1930's by assembling and training a first - class African - American
debate team, a talented group that makes its way to a national championship against Harvard
University.
That is the question which begs to be answered in the course of appraising The Great Debaters, an inspirational bio-pic about a professor who, in 1935, allegedly forged the fledgling
debate team at a tiny black college into a nationally - ranked powerhouse that took on Harvard
University in a big showdown aired on radio live all across the country.
The idea for red
team, blue
team climate
debates originated with Steven Koonin, a physicist at New York
University... Mr. Koonin in April wrote an op - ed in The Wall Street Journal calling for using the military - style exercise — in which one
team attacks and another defends — to test the robustness of climate change science...
While in college, he was a member of the
university's
debate team.
The following year we
debated the future of the legal profession in light of Richard Susskind's book The End of Lawyers, and despite being
teamed up with the inestimable intellect of UVic law school dean Donna Greschner, and the two of us giving away free dinosaur toys to all the attendees in an attempt to bribe them, we were trounced by
University of British Columbia law dean Mary Anne Bobinski and her partner in crime, litigator, rock star and Paul McCartney's good friend, Michal Bain (who tires of being described as the «Bain» of my existence).
For example, one study conducted by a psychology professor at the
University of California, Berkely, found that
teams that
debate and critique one another's ideas produce an average of 25 percent more ideas than those that do not.
Other activities such as writing for your
university newspaper, being a member of the
debating team, and other such societies could certainly enhance your future chances of success, as long as they relate to the industry you're interested in.
CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT AND VOLUNTEER WORK • Active member of the science and business clubs • Worked as a community server at the SOS Children's Village for three months • Active member of the
debating society • Managed workshops for educational development • Captain of the
university soccer
team
Volleyball is one of my passions, and I am part of my
university's
debate team.