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Member Running a Tournament Can Be Easier ROSTRUMA PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE VOLUME 85 n ISSUE 2 n O C TO B E R 2 0 1 0 The Year of the Member Running a tournament can be easier. Just find the and pick out the leave the rest to pizza... medals... SpeechWire. There are other ways to run tournaments, but an easy interface and a comprehensive approach set SpeechWire apart. Everything's included, and it's all about where it should be. Since 2004, more than 500 speech, debate and congress tournaments in 12 states have used SpeechWire for online registration, scheduling, tabulation, and results posting. It doesn't hurt to try it; support is free, and the first four schools in new states get 50% off. SpeechWire is web-based, so you can use PC or Mac, you don't have to install any software, and if a computer crashes, you don't lose anything. You might even get home before dark. Every year, more coaches discover the SpeechWire difference. Join in! Learn more and try a free demo at www.SpeechWire.com University of Texas National Institute in Forensics We invite you to join us this summer for the 18th Annual UTNIF! Check out our Web sites and see why UTNIF continues to be one of the largest and most accomplished summer forensics preparatory programs in the country! www.utspeech.net www.utdebatecamp.com Summer, 2011 Congratulations to all of the staff, students, and coaches attending the 2010 NFL National Tournament, and kudos to all of the award winners. Huge thanks to all of those involved with “Jazzin’ it up in KC” for hosting yet another phenomenal NFL National Tournament! CONGRATS UTNIF ALUMNI! Misael Gonzalez, Whitney Young Magnet High School (IL) National Champion, Policy Debate, and Winner of the Unger Cup with his partner Kevin Hirn Rohan Bhargava, Jackson High School (OH) - 3rd place, International Extemp John Reynolds, Harlingen South High School (TX) - 3rd place, Prose Interpretation Kevin Clarke, Dulles High School (TX) - 8th speaker, Policy Debate Greg Hietala, Desert Vista High School (AZ) - 10th place, Public Forum Debate Daniel Kane, Anderson High School (TX) - 11th place, Congressional Debate Senate Robyn Sellman, Coon Rapids High School (MN) - 11th place, Lincoln Douglas Debate Wade Johnson, Lone Peak High School (UT) - 11th place, Dramatic Interpretation Andrew Cornish, Hallsville High School (TX) - 12th speaker, Policy Debate Bari Saltman, Berkeley Carroll School (NY) - 13th place, United States Extemp Chandler Rosenthal, Berkeley Carroll School (NY) - 14th place, Dramatic Interpretation UTNIF Dept. of Communication Studies Phone: 512-471-5518 1 University Station Fax: 512-232-1481 Mail Code A1105 Email: [email protected] Austin, Texas 78712-1105 OCTOber 2010 n ROSTRUM 1 What does it take to be a leader? by Anthony Raieta, Lincoln Financial Group Think for a second about your role models. Who comes to mind? Chances are for most of us it would be a historical figure, politician, athlete, teacher, and our parents. While all of these people have very different roles in the world, they have impacted our lives in one way or another. Honesty, integrity, compassion, and enthusiasm—these are just a few words that may describe our role models. For one reason or another, we are attracted and influenced by these individuals and strive to be like them. What truly makes a great leader? While all leaders have their own style and approach, there are many key similarities among them. A great leader knows how to manage people, deal with ambiguity, and is well-rounded about the subject or activity at hand. Above and beyond all else, a great leader must have excellent listening skills. In order to be admired, you need to show your followers that you care—not only about the cause you are representing but also an interest in the people who are working with you. It means a lot to someone when you take the time to listen to their story, remember their birthday, or remember their favorite sports team, to name a few. Through your experiences—whether it is in the classroom, at work, or elsewhere—you will develop skills to be a leader. Next time you are in a leadership role, think back to your role models and the strong traits that they exhibit. This will offer you motivation and guidance about how to handle situations and work with different people. As you become well-rounded in your role as a leader, keep in mind that you will begin to generate more awareness, which may in turn, make you a role model to someone else. LINCOLN FINANCIAL GROUP • CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF SUPPORT OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 2 ROSTRUM n OCTOber 2010 Board of Directors From the Editor William Woods Tate, Jr., President Montgomery Bell Academy 4001 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 Dear NFL, Phone: 615-269-3959 [email protected] This month I am proud to introduce you to a theme that’s been the focal point of this office Don Crabtree, Vice President since August: The Year of the Member. This concept, which is guiding everything we do Park Hill High School this year, acknowledges that our members are the most important part of our league. As a 1909 6th Avenue St. Joseph, MO 64505 result, we are dedicating the entire season to developing resources, materials, and support Phone: 816-261-2661 to make your experience the best possible. [email protected] Bro. Kevin Dalmasse, F.S.C. As we create new resources for our members, many of which are outlined on pages 16-21 Christian Brothers Conference of this issue, we understand that member feedback is vital. I encourage you to e-mail me at 3025 Fourth Street, NE Washington, DC 20017 [email protected] with comments and suggestions on what we are doing right, and what we Phone: 202-529-0047 could do better. [email protected] Kandi King On behalf of everyone here at the NFL, thank you for your continued membership in our Winston Churchill High School 12049 Blanco Road organization. We are excited to continue adding value to that very membership throughout San Antonio, TX 78216 this year and beyond. We are ready to make sure that you, our members, have your best Phone: 210-442-0800 Ext. 352 [email protected] year yet in 2010-11. Pam Cady Wycoff Sincerely, Apple Valley High School 14450 Hayes Road Apple Valley, MN 55124-6796 Phone: 952-431-8200 [email protected] J. Scott Wunn Tommie Lindsey, Jr. James Logan High School Executive Director 1800 H Street Union City, CA 94587 National Forensic League Phone: 510-471-2520, Ext. 4408 [email protected] Pamela K. McComas Topeka High School 800 W. 10th Topeka, KS 66612-1687 Phone: 785-295-3226 [email protected] ROSTRUM A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Timothy E. Sheaff 125 Watson Street • PO Box 38 • Ripon, WI 54971-0038 Dowling Catholic High School Phone 920-748-6206 • Fax 920-748-9478 1400 Buffalo Road West Des Moines, IA 50265 Phone: 515-222-1035 J. Scott Wunn, Editor and Publisher Sandy Krueger, Publications Coordinator [email protected] Jenny Corum Billman, Assistant Editor Vicki Pape, Graphic Design Coordinator David Huston Colleyville Heritage High School (USPS 471-180) (ISSN 1073-5526) Subscription Prices 5401 Heritage Avenue Rostrum is published monthly (except for June-August) Individuals: $10 for one year Colleyville, TX 76034 each year by the National Forensic League, 125 Watson $15 for two years Phone: 817-305-4700, Ext. 214 [email protected] Street, Ripon, WI 54971-0038. Periodical postage paid at Member Schools: Ripon, WI 54971. POSTMASTER: send address changes $5 for each additional James W. “Jay” Rye, III, Alternate to the above address. subscription The Montgomery Academy 3240 Vaughn Road Rostrum provides a forum for the forensic community. The opinions expressed by contributors are their Montgomery, AL 36106 own and not necessarily the opinions of the National Forensic League, its officers, or its members. Phone: 334-272-8210 The NFL does not guarantee advertised products and services unless sold directly by the NFL. [email protected] OCTOber 2010 n ROSTRUM 3 TOPICS 2011-2012 POLICY DEBATE RESOLUTIONS: NFL Chapter Voting Instructions October 2010 Public Forum Debate Chapter advisors may find a ballot on page 11 or by visiting www.NFLonline.org. To vote, rank your preferences for the Resolved: NATO presence topic areas 1 (best) though 5. The two areas receiving the improves the lives of lowest totals will be placed on a second ballot to select the Afghan citizens. 2011-2012 debate topic. ALL blanks must be filled in for the ballot to be valid. Ballots may be faxed to 920-748-9478 or mailed to National Forensic League, PO Box 38, Ripon, WI 54971. Ballots must be faxed or postmarked no later September / October 2010 than October 22, 2010. Lincoln Douglas Debate Resolved: States ought not possess nuclear weapons. Topic Release Information Lincoln Douglas Topic Release Dates 2010-2011 August 15 ..................September-October Topic Policy Debate October 1 ..................November-December Topic Resolved: The United States December 1 ..............January-February Topic federal government should February 1 .................March-April Topic substantially reduce its military May 1 ........................National Tournament Topic and/or police presence in one or more of the following: South Public Forum Topic Release Dates Korea, Japan, Afghanistan, August 15 ..................September Topic Kuwait, Iraq, Turkey. September 1 .............October Topic October 1 ..................November Topic November 1 ..............December Topic December 1 ..............January Topic January 1 ..................February Topic February 1 .................March Topic PARTNER CONTEST March 1 .....................April Topic May 1 ........................National Tournament Topic TOPICS 2010-2011 International 2011-2012 Policy Debate Topic Voting Public Policy Forum n Topic synopsis and ballot printed in October Rostrum n Final ballot for Policy Debate topic in December Rostrum Resolved: NATO military n Topic for 2011-2012 released in February Rostrum operations in Afghanistan are not justified.
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