Olivia Volpe of Watchung,
Hugh Zhang of Basking Ridge
According to The Cum Laude Society, each Chapter may elect students who are enrolled in a college preparatory curriculum and “who have had an honor record up to the time of election and stand in the first fifth of their class…Each Chapter shall determine the method in which an honor record and class standing shall be ascertained…Chapters shall be free to elect members who have demonstrated academic excellence in accordance with the philosophy and policies governing their individual schools.”
Pingry students must meet each of the following criteria to be considered for election: maintain at least an A- grade point average, achieve honor roll status throughout their years in the Upper School, be in good academic standing, and carry a full college preparatory course load.
Ari Livingston (senior) and Carter Hinson (senior) placed third at the 2A State Cross Examination (CX) Debate Competition on March 15th and 16th. Ari Livingston also earned the most speaker points, winning the Golden Gavel Award, the top speaker award at the state level. Carter and Ari’s medals recently arrived from the UIL state office and were presented to them in a ceremony
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Area duo earn national debate honors
April 27, 2021
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Southeast Missouri State University sophomore Olivia Fensterman, left, and junior Jaina Ryanne Bemis placed fifth out of 43 teams at the NEDA National Debate Tournament in March.
CAPE GIRARDEAU The Southeast Missouri State University debate team finished fifth in the virtual Education Debate Association’s (NEDA) National Debate Tournament on March 27.
The team of sophomore Olivia Fensterman of Edwardsville and junior Jaina Ryanne Bemis of Alton placed fifth out of 43 teams at the NEDA National Debate Tournament. Fensterman also was received the “Top Speaker” award.
Dr. Lesli Pace, chair and associate professor in Southeast’s Department of Communication Studies and Modern Languages, said it is exciting to see Southeast’s debate team succeed at the national level.