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Registration for Adlai 2003 is officially closed. If you have
made any changes on the online registration site since midnight Tuesday
2/25/2003, and have not already contacted one of us, please make sure you
email xlim@princeton.edu, jschnell@princeton.edu,
mwernke@princeton.edu AND nmcollin@princeton.edu
with your new registration information as soon as possible. This is to ensure
that we are immediately aware of the changes you have made and to allow us to
make housing arrangements. Adding of teams is no longer allowed, unless you are
bringing judges.
Please click here
for an information packet that contains driving directions, a parking permit,
important telephone numbers, a schedule and a campus map.
Please read important announcements on the Announcements
page!
Welcome (This
page was last updated on 27th Feb 2003)
Welcome to the official
website of the Adlai E. Stevenson Memorial Parliamentary Debate Tournament!
The Princeton Debate Panel
will host Adlai 2003 in the spring on the beautiful campus of Princeton University in Princeton, New
Jersey. The tournament will comprise 5 preliminary rounds of American-style
parliamentary debate featuring tight (Worlds-style) resolutions and a break
to quarterfinals. Please check back here often, as there will be important updates and announcements posted to this
site. Also, for your convenience, can now pre-
register online. Thanks for
visiting, and we hope to see you this February!
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Invitation
The Adlai E. Stevenson Memorial
Parliamentary Debate Tournament
The Princeton Debate
Panel
PrincetonUniversity
One Whig Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
January 10, 2003
Dear Colleague,
On behalf of the Princeton Debate Panel and the American Whig-Cliosophic
Society, we would cordially like to invite you to the Adlai E. Stevenson
Memorial Parliamentary Debate Tournament. Adlai will be held on the beautiful
Princeton University campus in Princeton, New Jersey on February 28 and March
1, 2003.
The tournament will comprise five preliminary rounds of American-style
Parliamentary debate featuring tightlink (Worlds-style) resolutions, breaking
to Quarterfinals. We will also have novice out-rounds, breaking to
semifinals. We will have beautiful awards for the top ten teams and top ten
speakers, and for the top five novice teams and top five novice
speakers.
Adlai offers the deepest judging pool in N. America, with many highly
successful retired debaters from Princeton and elsewhere returning to judge.
Experienced and qualified individuals will ensure that Adlai, as it has been
in the past, is efficiently and meticulously tabbed. All members of the
Princeton Debate Panel will be working hard to ensure the success of the
tournament and the satisfaction of the competitors.
We will also offer an awesome party at one of Princeton’s famous eating
clubs, complete with dancing and many free “beverages.” Adlai will feature a
free breakfast and also a free banquet. For those who need it, we will also
offer free accommodations on the Princeton campus.
We offer discounts and special arrangements for international teams.If you
have any questions, feel free to contact the tournament directors Andrew Bruck (abruck@princeton.edu)
and Xiuhui Lim
(xlim@princeton.edu).
We hope for this year’s Adlai to be the best yet, and we hope to see you
in the spring.
Sincerely,
Andrew Bruck and Xiuhui Lim
Tournament Directors
- Adlai offers
the deepest judging pool in N. America,
with many successful retired debaters from Princeton
and elsewhere returning to judge.
- Adlai will be
meticulously and efficiently tabbed by experienced individuals.
- Adlai will
feature an awesome party at one of Princeton's
famous eating clubs--come experience the mysterious allures of
beer-pong, dance to a Princeton deejay,
and enjoy lots of free "beverages."
- Adlai offers
free accommodations on the Princeton
campus.
- Adlai will be
highlighted by our legendary banquet and a free breakfast.
- Adlai offers
discounts & special arrangements for international teams.
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All questions and comments regarding Adlai
2003 should be directed to:
Andrew Bruck and
Xiuhui Lim, Tournament Co-Directors.
All other questions and commments regarding this website
or the Princeton Debate Panel should be directed to
Nick Pilchak, President.
Site design by Stephen Yuhan. Content courtesy of Matthew
Schwartz and Amanda Teo.
Maintained by Princeton
Debate Panel.
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