CUDS Members,
In this email:
- CUDS: 2003/04 Club of the
Year
-
Regular Meetings End with
the End of Classes
-
AGM Location Announced; Vice President for Debate
Needed
-
Register for the CUDS
Forum
-
Radio Show Tuesday 8:00-9:00
am
-
Farewell, My Dearest
Readers
CUSA Declares CUDS 2003/04 Club of
the Year!
The Carleton University Debating Society
has been declared the CUSA Club
of the Year. This award recognizes CUDS' outstanding success this year
at tournaments, our tremendous dedication when running weekly meetings, the
helpful assistance we provided to other clubs (such as moderating the recent
Abortion debate), our unprecedented community involvement (such as coaching
Merivale and Judging Ashbury), our presence on the nation stage whilst making a
name for Carleton (CUDS member Wayne Chu being Executive Director of the Canadian University Society for
Intercollegiate Debate and our networking with the University of Ottawa’s
English Debating Society), and our active participation in CUSA (FACCS board,
ad-hoc meetings). This award
wouldn’t have been possible without you – congratulations!
Regular Meetings End with the End of
Classes
Regular meetings are hereby cancelled. Meetings during the exam
period will be scheduled on an ad hoc basis on the forum. Just create a
thread announcing when you'd like to meet and if there's interest, we'll book a
room.
CUDS Annual General Meeting (AGM) Next
Week
The CUDS Annual General Meeting is set for Wednesday,
April 7th at 5:30 in 101 Azrieli Theatre. If you need to vote by proxy, please
contact CUDS President Mike Powell. At this AGM, CUDS will elect our executive for the 2004-05
school year. We are currently looking for someone to take on the role of
Vice-President for
Debate (responsible for organizing CUDS participation in external
debating events and organizing internal CUDS events according to the
CUDS constitution).
If you are interested in running for this position, let the CUDS
community know by posting to the relevant thread on the CUDS forum. How 'bout it, Jerrett or Drew?
Register for the CUDS Forum
We'd
really like everyone to take the time to register for the CUDS online forum to
keep up-to-date with the latest CUDS happenings, and with debate-related events
on campus that are not announced via this email newsletter.
Here's the
steps:
Radio Show Tuesday
8:00-9:00 am
Every Tuesday Morning from 8:00-9:00 am, the
official CUDS Radio Show, Four Idiots and a Mike, appears on the Tuesday Special Blend on the
Carleton University station CKCU 93.1FM Ottawa. Focusing on the current issues of the day,
the show is an unscripted, candid, and thought-provoking forum where members of
the Carleton University Debating Society flesh out the ideas from the far right,
the far left, and all political stripes in between. Mike Powell, our illustrious host, is a Political Science
student at Carleton University. In addition to hosting Four Idiots and a Mike,
he also currently serves as the President of the Carleton University Debating
Society.
Panta Rei
My
term as CUDS Vice President is winding down to a close. As control of the
Communications Directorate slips from my grasp, I have no doubt that it will be
carried off in unprecedented and unpredictable directions in the coming
year. Best of luck to whomever takes over my role next year, and
farewell dearest readers. To everyone on the 2004/05 Exec: have fun
reinventing the Club, kids. I sure did.
Nunc dimittis servum
tuum. Sic transit gloria mundi.
Josh "the Great Communicator"
Prowse
Vice President (Communications) -
VPCom@CarletonDebate.org
Carleton
University Debating Society (CUDS) - www.CarletonDebate.org
P.S. For
Marion's benefit, the word of the day is cogent: 1.
Appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning; convincing. 2. Having
the power to compel conviction or move the will; constraining; conclusive;
forcible; powerful; not easily resisted.