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Ford, Carter face off tonight
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Want to keep
your own score of tonight’s debate
between President Ford and Jimmy
Carter? Want to compare notes with
the experts?
Here’s how.
Five leading university debate
coaches will judge the debate for The
Associated Press.
The judging panel patterned their
scorecard after the form used by the
American Forensic Association for
student competition.
Prof. James J. Unger, director of
forensics at Georgetown University
in Washington, prepared the ballot
and the instructions for its use. Un
ger, whose teams have reached the
final round of every major national
debate tournament, is a graduate of
Harvard Law School and will serve
as one of the panelists.
The other panelists are:
Dr. Barbara O’Connor, chairman
of the Department of Communica
tions Studies at California State Uni
versity in Sacramento. She directs
one of the largest speech programs in
the nation.
Dr. Donn Parson, director of
forensics at the University of Kansas.
His team won the national intercol
legiate debate championship in Ap
ril.
Prof. William Soutworth, director
of forensics at the University of Red
lands in Redlands, Calif. His teams
have had the most successful record
in the Far West.
Prof. Melissa Marcy Wade, direc
tor of forensics at Emory Universi
in Atlanta. She is director of I
largest debate tournament in t
South.
The debate scorecard usesapoin
system of evaluating FordandC*.
ter on each of six aspects of fc
performance.
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What’s the debate score?
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Here is the ballot you can use to
score tonight’s debate:
DEBATE SCORECARD
CARTER FORD
— Analysis —
— Reasoning —
— Evidence —
— Organization —
— Refutation —
— Presentation —
— Total Points —
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contact to create an image
petence and leadership?
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