A team of four members of the Freshman Debate Council won the Greater Boston Forensic League Tournament in a contest last Saturday at the Union. Freshman teams from Emerson, Radcliffe, and Tufts placed second, third, and fourth respectively.
The topic under discussion was "Resolved: That the further development of nuclear weapons should be prohibited by international agreement." As in previous debates in which this resolution has been argued, the negative teams have fared better than their opponents defending the affirmative.
James S. Johns '62 and Stephen M. Kaufman '62 ranked first and second respectively in total number of points for negative speakers.
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