We all know that Robert’s Rules loves some formality and archaic language. But even Robert can be a normal guy sometimes. And for boards that are small, he’s willing to let up a bit on some of the ...

This Wednesday, student group leaders eager to take part in the debate over an increase in the Student Activities Fee may attend their first Undergraduate Council of Students general body meeting. As ...

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Months of early morning practices and studying the playbook paid off in a state championship for a Litchfield team recently. But if you expected to find that team honing their skills in the high ...

To teach students to debate better, colleges already have a proven, 150-year-old method they can draw on, Jason V. Morgan writes. The New York Times editorial board correctly recognized that “schools ...

Societies function better when there is order and peace. This tenet holds true with the gathering of people or any deliberative assembly, including Staff Council! Parliamentary procedure supplies a ...

Flint — A training session for the Flint City Council in February began with a point of order, a second point of order, an appeal of a ruling, a debate over the issue, an appeal of a second ruling and ...