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Debaters Attend Bellaire, St. Mark’s, and Ronald Reagan Tournaments

Bernice Chen, Opinions Editor| October 16, 2018

Students competing in Public Forum pose for a picture. Photo courtesy of WHS Speech and Debate.
Debaters prepare for their next rounds. Photo courtesy of WHS Speech and Debate.

Bellaire Forensic Tournament

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
Octo-Finalists: Raymond Sun – Pranav Kulkarni
Double Octo-Finalists: Nathan Iyer – Chinmay Pingale
Triple Octo-Finalists: Krishna Shamanna – Frank Lai

Heart of Texas/St. Mark’s Tournament

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
1st Place: Anurima Mummaneni

Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place: Anurima Mummaneni
4th Place: Max Wolf

Varsity Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
Double Octo-Finalists: Saavan Myneni

Ronald Reagan High School Tournament

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place: Jeff Freeman
Semi-Finalists:

Pratik Neerukonda
Rushil Patange
Pranav Srinivasan

Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
Semi-Finalists: Arnav Gunwani

Varsity Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
Octo-Finalists:

Mihir Shah
Tharun Vijayakumar

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
1st Place: Anand Singh – Justin Xiao
Semi-Finalists:

Arnav Gunwani – Jeff Freeman
Sruti Mohankumar – Sidh Pandit

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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.

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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.

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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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