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Debaters Achieve Success at McNeil Tournament

Bernice Chen, Opinions Editor| January 22, 2019

Novice Extemporaneous Speaking
3rd Place: Bowen James
5th Place: Seyoung Ree
8th Place: Anoop Rachakonda
Semi-Finalists:

Brandon Shin
Sharanya Karanam
Akhil Bhale
Samia Bruster

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place: Rishob Dasgupta
4th Place: Clementine Larrouilh
5th Place: Andres Sanchez
7th Place: Anthony Kehl
Semi-Finalists:

Bryce Keeler
Sanju Dubey
Sandali Srivastava
Joshua King
Amogh Mahambare

Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
4th Place: Linette Page
Semi-Finalists:

Tim Ma
Hrushikesh Saranu

Novice Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
1st Place: Sandali Srivastava

Varsity Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
2nd Place: Mihir Shah
Quarter-Finalists:

Pranav Medikonduru
Anoop Rachakonda

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
Octo-Finalists: Daniel Tehrani – Daniel Velani

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UT representative Patrick Patterson describes the importance of teaching kids to be academically honest from an early age. He was one of three UT representatives speaking at the academic integrity seminar on Thursday, March 22. What you have to do as a community is get together with the administration, Patterson said. Create your own honor code. Involve as many folks and kids and adults, as many as possible. Create that honor code and stick to it.

UT Representatives Discuss Academic Integrity at College Level

Celebrating with her friends, Aanya Ujjval 26 gets sprayed with color powder. All profits from the Holi festival through selling powder and shirts were donated to Casa Marianella.

IB Celebrates Community and Program Values at Holi

While her partner cuts the mink using scissors, Joan Amalraj 27 helps by holding back flaps of skin. Most club members worked in pairs to dissect their specimens.

Anatomy & Dissection Club Concludes Year with Mink Dissection

Measuring water, Xander Catuogno 26 prepares to make a drink. Java City offers more breakfast opportunities to students, and also offers a place to socialize before school.

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