TECH AND THE FUTURE: SHOULD WE WORRY?

By Munroop Bhandal, Grade 9

On October 27, the junior competitive debate team attended a tournament at St. Paul’s High School. The resolution for this tournament was, “Be it resolved that this House believes technology will be beneficial for our future.” We worked together for two weeks prior to the tournament, brainstorming the various aspects of this challenging resolution. When you are the opposition for the concept of technology that encompasses so many different elements, you have to prepare for every potential permutation of the term. You continue to wonder what you will actually encounter from the government in terms of a definition for technology until it is time to debate. Our preparation ensured that we were ready for whatever was in store for us.

Two teams of BH girls attended this tournament. In the novice category, Lucy Christopher and Lucy MacDougall partnered once again, while Irina Znamirowski and I formed a dynamic duo in the open category. Both teams did very well. Lucy C. placed fifth individually, and as a team, she and Lucy M. placed seventh. In the open category, Irina placed as the top school debater and third individually, while l placed eighth individually. We placed second as a team. Overall, it was an amazing experience. Congratulations to everyone on the team!
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