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This year the Debate Council deserves a note of congratulations for producing yet another national championship team. Winning the American Forensic Association's National Debate Tournament were Charles E. Garvin '74 of Mather House and Jackson, Miss., and Greg A. Rosenbaum '74 of Quincy House and Toledo, Ohio. Mark G. Arnold, a 1970 graduate of Oberlin College, coached the pair...
Harvard's varsity record over the year was the finest in the University's history. In fact, the team has one of the three best intercollegiate debate records ever compiled. Out of twelve major tournaments attended during the regular season, Garvin and Rosenbaum placed in all of them, and won top honors at six, including contests at MIT, the University of Kentucky, the University of Georgia, Emory University, Marrietta College and Dartmouth College...
...context of debate's evolution toward social science research, Garvin and Rosenbaum's accomplishment is more than an elecutionary victory or a shown of virtuosity in an isolated game. Debate's peculiar value is as a forum for the intensive testing of policy alternatives. For their demonstrated ability with this form of policy evaluation, the members of Harvard's championship team merit a great deal of respect...
...Harvard affirmative debate team captured the national collegiate debating title yesterday by defeating Augustana University's negative team by a 3-2 decision. Charles Gavin '74 and Greg Rosenbaum '74 took the honors in the final round of debate at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs...
...interesting debate in that both teams agreed upon the basis of the discussion: neither team was willing to defend Nixon against the specific charges of wrongdoing," Rosenbaum said...