University Forensics team takes regional title again
By Lynda Singletary
Of the Emerald
For the third consecutive year, the
University Forensics team captured the
Northwest Regional Championship title.
The competition was held mid-March at
the University oi Puget Sound in
Tacoma. Wash., against eight other
Pacific Northwest schools. Debaters Rick
Peacor and David Long received
Outstanding Senior Awards at the meet.
After earning first and second places at
the Northwest Cross-Examination Debate
Association Championships, held March
16 at Pacific Lutheran University,
debaters Mike Sistrom. Alec Boyd. Rick
Peacor and David Long advanced to the
national tournament.
Overall the two debate teams placed
seventh at the national tournament held
in Wichita. Kansas, April 5-9. .Sistrom
and Boyd placed fourth among the 238
participating schools. Peacor and Long
placed eighth at the competition. In ad
dition. Peacor received the third-place
individual speaking award and Long
was awarded 12th place.
“Last year, we did better as a team, but
we weren’t among the top speakers,”
said Peacor, program president.
The spring debate topic resolved that
membership in the United Nations is no
longer beneficial to the United States
“I’m not satisfied with the outcome
because the U.N. is still good for some
things.” said Sistrom. program director.
The cross-examination debating style
used in the competition evolved at the
University in 1975 and has since spread
across the nation. Each member of the
two-person team delivers an eight
minute constructive speech and a four
minute rebuttal.
The Individual Events Championship,
held at Western Oregon State College in
Monmouth April 11-15. qualified nine
team members for the National In
dividual Event Tournament at the
University of Texas in Arlington. Budget
constraints allowed only the four
members qualifying in two events to
compete, '“it's too bad because those five
people had to sit at home,” Sistrom said.
Overall the team placed 12th among
speakers representing I4ti schools com
peting at the meet. Rich Cray received
second place for his speech following
dinner. Gray and Kevin Warr were
quarter-finalists in the Dual-Dramatic In
terpretation category. Warr was also a
quarter-finalist in Prose Interpretation.
Mike Lee qualified for the Prose Inter
pretation semi-final round and placed
ninth. Karlier In the season. Loo received
the law? Mohr Award for Outstanding
Speuker. Sistmm was an impromptu
quarter-finalist.
Lisa Bergquist, a junior rhetoric and
communication major, competed this
weekend in the Intra-State Oratory
Championship, a national tournament in
Denver. Colo. Bergquist delivered her
persuasive speech on the sanctuary
movement.
The team will hold its banquet
Wednesday at the Black Angus
Restaurant. The .cost is $10 and signups
am available in the Forensics office
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