June 26, 2006



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Nancy Seideman,
Acting Editor
nancy.seideman@emory.edu

Christi Gray, Designer
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Bryan Meltz,
Photography Director
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Diya Chaudhuri, Editorial Assistant

Jessica Gearing, Editorial Assistant


 


Vanaye Kelley and other students from Milwaukee, Wis. prepare for an upcoming debate at the Emory National Debate Institute, a two-week summer intensive program run by the Barkley Forum that brings more than 360 students from across the country to Emory. Milwaukee is the site of the 20th Urban Debate League, a national urban education reform movement founded at Emory in 1985.

PHOTO CREDIT: BRYAN MELTZ

National debate camp means more than words

Vanaye Kelley likes to talk—a lot. The rising 10th grader from Milwaukee, Wis. found the perfect outlet for her energy during the past two weeks at the Emory National Debate Institute (ENDI), an annual program that has spread the gospel of debate as a teaching and learning tool to school systems nationwide for 39 years.

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