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Paul (1979-1983)

1. What does this past Kansas debater look like now?



2. What does this ex-debater now do for a living?

Paul is a debate coach for Cornell University. I'm not 100% sure of his current responsibilities. Maybe this?

Previously, he was an attorney in Wichita, KS. Apparently, he worked at Snow Hodge & Edwards.

3. Has this former debater been "in the news"?

Sort of. Paul received a "write-in" vote for District Judge and another for District Attorney in the Sedgwick County (KS) elections, November 2, 2004.

4. What else do we know?

Previously, Paul was a graduate debate assistant for Wake Forest.

He's also still a smoker.

ED

Erik (1985-1988)

1. What does this past Kansas debater look like now?



2. What does this ex-debater now do for a living?

Erik is Associate Professor of Rhetoric of the University of Wisconsin (Madison).

3. Has this former debater been "in the news"?

According to this press release, his appearance at Concordia University to talk about South Africa was news.

His appearances also make for fine dining.

4. What else do we know?

In 2002, Erik won a Golden Anniversary Monograph Award for an article he published in Rhetoric and Public Affairs. It has something to do with speech from a "middle voice."

In 2003, Erik's work with the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in Cape Town, South Afria, paid off with some major publications.

PC

Peter (1985-1989)

1. What does this past Kansas debater look like now?



I know, I know. That's from the late 1980s. I need help on this project!

2. What does this ex-debater now do for a living?

Peter is Director of Wireless High-Speed Data, Consumer Solutions Business Development, for Sprint Corp. Or maybe he is "director of strategy and planning at the company’s broadband group."

And is it Sprint PCS or Sprint Nextel?

3. Has this former debater been "in the news"?

Frequently, at least in the business pages.

4. What else do we know?

He's apparently a major player in "EV-DO." Whatever that is. And OFDM.