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...third inter-club debate between the Forum and the Agora, the two upper-class debating clubs, at which the Pasteur medal will be awarded to the best speaker, will be held on May 3. The question for debate, which will be on a subject drawn from contemporary French politics, will be announced on March 22, and the trials for the club teams will be held on March 29, and April 3. Each club will hold independent trails on those dates, which will be open to their members. All men not members of either club who intend...
This club debating has been carried on by the Agora and the Forum and the Freshman debating club. Each has a membership of about 50 men drawn from the graduate departments of the University and the three upper classes of the College and the Scientific School. These men have been divided into teams of four members each which have held debates on popular public questions and current questions of college interest. Two inter-club debates have been held, both of which have been won by the Agora...
...second of the series of three inter-club debates between the Agora and the Forum, held in Dane Hall last night, was won by the Agora team, composed of H. W. Hines '09, H. Pillsbury '09 and T. H. O'Neil '07. They supported the negative side of the question: "Resolved, That all United States senators should be elected by popular vote," and P. B. Carter '08, J. C. Bills '09 and R. T. Mack '08 upheld the affirmative for the Forum. R. W. Kelso 3L. and E. M. Rabenold 3L acted as judges...
...result of the decision last night the Agora has thus far won two of the inter-club debates. The third and final debate, at which the Pasteur Medal will be awarded, will probably be held in March...
...second of the series of three inter-club debates between the Agora and the Forum will be held in Dane Hall this evening at 8 o'clock on the question: "Resolved, That all United States senators should be elected by popular vote." The Forum team, composed of P. B. Carter '08, J. C. Bills '09, and R. T. Mack '08 will support the affirmative, and the negative will be upheld by H. W. Hines '09, H. Pillsbury '09, and T. H. O'Neil '07, representing the Agora. Each speaker will have twelve minutes for a main speech and five...