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Columbus Plays Host to Big Questions Debate
The debate team hosted the first Big Questions debate of the school year.
We had 5 schools in attendance: Braddock, Carol City, Ronald Reagan, Miami Gardens (middle) and ourselves.
Over 60 kids got a chance to compete, debating the topic Resolved: Humans are primarily driven by self-interest.
After three rounds of competition, we had three students finish with undefeated records. In 4th place, Christopher Anderson finished 3-0 and missed the top 3 by speaker points. Tied for first place, the novice team of Marcelo Villar-Ojito & Kevin Calogne (sophomores) finished undefeated and were tied with the top team from Braddock for first place.
Our students did an incredible job helping run the tournament and providing tough competition for the other schools.
Over 60 kids got a chance to compete, debating the topic Resolved: Humans are primarily driven by self-interest.
After three rounds of competition, we had three students finish with undefeated records. In 4th place, Christopher Anderson finished 3-0 and missed the top 3 by speaker points. Tied for first place, the novice team of Marcelo Villar-Ojito & Kevin Calogne (sophomores) finished undefeated and were tied with the top team from Braddock for first place.
Our students did an incredible job helping run the tournament and providing tough competition for the other schools.
Christopher Columbus High School | 3000 SW 87 Avenue | Miami, FL 33165 | (305) 223-5650
Brotherhood, Faith, and Scholarship define the Marist Brothers Catholic education at Christopher Columbus High School. By making Jesus Christ known and loved and creating an inspiring academic and extracurricular environment, we prepare young men for higher learning and a life-long commitment to leadership and service through Gospel and Marist values.
Columbus is fully accredited by Cognia and is a member of the Marist Association of Secondary schools, the National Catholic Education Association and the Independent Schools of South Florida.
