National Debate Topic
Debate
Central
Links to web sites that provide information on the current National
Debate Topic. From the National Center for Policy Analysis, a public
policy research organization.
Ben’s
Guide to U.S. Government grades 9-12: National High School Debate Topic
Click on the year you want for links to government web sites with information
on that year’s debate topic. From Ben's Guide to U.S. Government
for Kids, a service of the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government
Printing Office (GPO).
National
Federation of High Schools Speech, Debate & Theatre Association
Provides information about the National Forensic League’s National
Debate Topic program including how the topics are chosen each year.
From the National Federation of High Schools Speech, Debate & Theatre
Association, which was formed in 1986 to assist high school teachers
and directors.
Congressional
Universe |  
Congressional documents, records and unclassified congressional documentation
via the CIS/Index to Publications of the United States Congress.
CQ
Researcher | 
In-depth information on current and controversial topics.
Expanded Academic ASAP |
Articles from 1,900+ academic journals. To find articles on a Social
Issue, click on "Subject Guide" and type in your topic (for
example: Welfare) then click on the tab called "Narrow by subdivision."
Scroll down, then click on the subtopic "Ethical Aspects"
for a list of articles. If you see the word "Text" under the
article citation, the full text of that article is available.
Infotrac
OneFile |
Articles on a diverse range of topics, including humanities, education,
business, science, Current Events & Newspapers, art, politics, economics,
social science, law, health care, computers, technology and environmental
issues.
Opposing
Viewpoints Resource Center |
Articles, topic overviews, statistics, primary documents, and links
to websites - all on social issues - from 'Opposing Viewpoints' and
other reference sources.
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