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in: Life / 05/23/2021 / by: Stacey Simon

Four practices to become better in argumentation and debate

Whether we enjoy it or not, argumentation inundates all aspects of life. Personal or professional, learning to be a better arguer can allow you to not only win

in: News, Opinion / 10/09/2020 / by: Erin Sundberg

An eighth grader won the 2020 vice presidential election

Neither Republicans nor Democrats won the Vice Presidential debate. A kid blew the two candidates out of the water, questioning the ongoing polarization of the two parties. On

The first presidential debate broke records when 80 million americans tuned in to see Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton address the public. (Presidential candidate illustrations by Katie Groat/Lariat; Flickr/Nicolas Raymond. Used with a CC BY 2.0 license.)

in: Life / 10/03/2016 / by: Denisse Hobson

Presidential Apocalypse: Saddleback College speech and debate students “debate the debate”

Who would have thought that this year would be another record-breaking moment when over 80 million Americans tuned in to see Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump square off

GOP Republican candidate, Donald Trump on campaign trail. tells America the threat of the ISIL take over promoting racial Islam. and the Jade Helm conspiracy theories focus. (Photograph/Mike Ortega)

in: Opinion / 09/27/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Trump Jr. compares Syrian refugees to Skittles

The presidential debate happened last night and had a lot of people buzzing. Follow social media and discover many didn’t take this too seriously. Snapchat was full of

in: News / 09/15/2016 / by: Natalia Pourazar

YouTube video causes 9/11 controversy at Saddleback College

On the afternoon of September 8, a few days before the 15th anniversary of 9/11, a group of students from Young Americans for Freedom placed posters around Saddleback

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