Tomorrow It Begins...: Day 9

What's better than lab at 9 AM?  Nothing really, as there just really is not a better way to wake up then to see the lab leaders' beautiful faces (Nathan's most so).  In lab, students resumed the constant drilling and blocking that has been going on for days, while expanding on the theory (a.k.a. the "Dark Arts") which had previously been discussed.  Following lab, students proceeded to another set of electives, choosing between such options as Kritiks in LD Debate by Josh Anderson, Issue Selection and Time Allocation by David McGough, and Running and Answering Multiple A Priori Arguments, by Nathan Abell (clearly the best option) and Kris Wright.  After the elective, and following the subsequent lunch at Bruce/The Pita Pit, students began a string of practice rounds, with three flights running until 8:15, both before and after dinner.  Following the clear and severe owning that ATM gave the rest of the labs, students proceeded to a final lab session, where all practice rounds thus far were reviewed, and final questions answered for tomorrow.  The camp tournament begins at 9 AM, and ATM expects the close out in octofinals (even though we only have thirteen people…).