Word: topically
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...pair will take the same side of the topic, Resolved, "That the United States should withdraw its support from the Chinese Nationalist Government," Friday night when the West Point debaters come to town...
...principal contention of the Society's officers is that only Hart's economic views are germane, and that his anti-semitic and anti-democratic sentiments are irrelevant. Yet the announced topic of his speech was the economic aspects of the Marshall Plan, and it was made crystal clear by his answer to the first question asked him that his entire attitude toward the Marshall Plan is based on his theory that an "international Jewish organization" controls our foreign policy. How can the Free Enterprise Society maintain that his economic views can be separated from the general friendliness to fascism that...
William J. Gibbons '48 and Edgar O. Thedens '50 will represent the Harvard Debate Council on the topic: "Resolved, That a federal world government should be established...
David K. Harris and the Honorable Anthony N. W. Benn, Member of Parliament, will take the affirmative for the Oxonians on the topic "Resolved. That the social and economic advantages to be gained from nationalization of basic industries would be overwhelming." The third member of the Oxford team, Sir Edward C. G. Boyle, Baronet, is opposed to the motion and will not participate in Sunday's debate...
Judges were Alvin H. Hausen, Lucius N. Littauer Professor of Political Economy, David E. Owen, professor of History, and Roscoe Pound, then Dean of the Law School. The topic was: "Resolved, That dissolution of the British Empire would contribute to the maintenance of world peaces...