I’ve been trying to incorporate a little more of the web 2.0 programs in my academic life, and this has led me to consider the way these same programs can be used for forensics. So, I am going to start brainstorming ideas for using different tech to make our forensics lives easier and turn them [...]
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This paper, “A ‘Fair Play’ Perspective of ethics for intercollegiate debate,” examined ethical concerns in debate in 1993. It would be interesting to see an update of this paper. What are the ethical concerns 15 years later? Are the same? Are there new concerns today?
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With the additional costs of flying nowadays, it seems pretty important to be getting the cheapest price possible. I previously posted on this blog about Yapta (read about it here) which allows you to request a refund if a cheaper ticket on your same flight comes available. But, according to Go Green Travel, Orbitz has [...]
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Well, I’ve been on an unplanned hiatus from posting here at Its Debatable for a couple of months. Sorry to those of you who come here expecting a post every once in a while. It is my hope that I will be able to start back posting on a regular basis. I’m going to aim [...]
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