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Selected Materials in your School Library
2005 Speech Contest Topics
- In eight states, those convicted of a felony lose the right to vote -- forever. Should ex-felons be able to cast ballots after they are freed?
- In regard to college admissions, should early decision be abolished?
- Has feminism already achieved its goal of equality between the sexes and become obsolete? Or, is there still work to be done?
- Should the United States halt human space flight or is it still worth the risks involved?
- In regard to electronic voting, do the benefits outweigh the security and reliability risks?
- In view of our abundant need for oil and dependence upon foreign suppliers, do we ned to reconsider offshore drilling and oil refineries -- or reconsider our lifestyles?
- Should the high court restrict a suspect’ right to remain silent?
- Should naturalized citizens be allowed to run for the office of President of the United States?
- Should federal laws limit college tuition increases?
- Now that people are living longer, should lifetime tenure for federal judges be reconsidered?
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