| Extemp Question Central The Ex Files, the first extemporaneous speaking magazine, coming next week..... |
| Extemp Questions for the Week of September 2nd-8th, 2008 (Click here for printer-friendly): 1. Is Palin the right VP choice for McCain? 2. Were the GOP's convention changes appropriate? 3. Should the U.S. be concerned about China's space program? 4. What does the next generation of Libyan politics look like? 5. Who will be the next Japanese prime minister? 6. Is South Ossetia like Kosovo? 7. What has caused the recent outbreak of political violence in Thailand? 8. Is Europe too indecisive on Russia? 9. Has the U.S. begun to forget about Iraq? 10. What political fallout, if any, will come from the handling of Hurricane Gustav? |
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| That's me, Logan Scisco, shortly after winning the Professor's Plate (USX final round winning trophy) and placing 3rd in US Extemp at the 2003 NFL National tournament in Atlanta, Georgia. |
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