Eastside Community Forensics Exhibition

March 21, 2012 - PRLog -- See and hear some of Bear Creek's award winning forensics team members demonstrate the talents and styles used within our forensics program.

The exhibition will feature the following students, styles, and topics:

•   In Lincoln Douglas, sophomores Jaco Dippenaar (Redmond) and Alex Levasseur (Everett) will debate “Resolved: Targeted Killing is a Morally Permissible Foreign Policy Tool.”
•   In Dual Dramatic Interpretation, juniors Katie Gomulkiewicz (Redmond) and Jake Casale (Redmond) will perform “Bridge to Terabithia.”
•   Freshman Grace Carruth (Redmond) will present some selected Interpretive Reading. In Public Forum, seniors Monique Meissner (Redmond) and Nick Van Baak (Woodinville) will debate sophomores Jared Haman (Redmond) and Tim Van Baak (Woodinville) on the topic “Resolved: the United States Should Suspend All Aid to Pakistan.”
•   Finally, Katie Gomulkiewicz (Redmond) will demonstrate Impromptu Speaking.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the art of forensics. Contact The Bear Creek School for more information on attending.

Community Forensics Exhibition
Friday, March 23, from 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Cornerstone Theater at The Bear Creek School
8905 208th Ave NE.
Redmond, WA 98053

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