MIT is proud to have hosted the year-end tournament of the American Parliamentary Debate Association from April 18-20, 2008.

Thanks to the following for their help during the tournament: Sharmin Karim, Kathleen Clark-Adams, Erek Speed, Laila Wahedi, Bill Magnuson, Alison Greenlee, Yi Cai, Erik Fogg, Ariel Torres, Karen Figueroa. Special thanks to Leslie Nachbar, Michelle Zimmermann, and Adam Groce.

Results:

Novice Speakers:

1.	Alex Taubes (from BU CT)	156/10
2.	Zayn Siddique (from Princeton C)	156/13
3.	Pam Brown (from Yale BL)	155/11
4.	Rushab Doshi (from Princeton D)	155/14
5.	James Shapiro (from Brown ST)	154.5/15
6.	Dan May (from Princeton D)	154/17
7.	Shrivats Iyer (from Hopkins IR)	153.5/11
8.	Sarah Frank (from Hopkins BF)	153.5/14
9.	James Lucarelli (from Yale BL)	153.5/16
10.	Leah Storer (from American A)	153/12

Novice Teams:

1.	Yale BL (James Lucarelli and Pam Brown)	4-2/308.5/27
2.	Princeton D (Rushab Doshi and Dan May)	3-3/309/31
3.	Hopkins BF (Sarah Frank and Ali Boyle)	3-3/306.5/29
4.	American A (Jonathan Terrell and Leah Storer)	3-3/304.8/32.4
5.	Hopkins IR (George Remisovsky and Shrivats Iyer)	3-3/304/29
6.	Stanford C (Wesley Hong and Ian Girard)	3-3/298.5/32

Varsity Speakers:

1.	Michael Baer (from Stanford A)	160.2/10.8
2.	Dave Kwasniewksi (from Princeton A)	160/8
3.	Steph Bell (from U Chicago A)	159/9 (broken on adjusted ranks)
4.	Josh Bone (from Yale BR)	159/9
5.	Andy Hill (from William & Mary BH)	158.5/10
6.	Frank Marsico (from Fordham SM)	158.5/12
7.	Jason Sheltzer (from Princeton A)	158.5/15
8.	Anish Mitra (from Stanford A)	158.4/12
9.	Matt Scarola (from Columbia SH)	158/9
10.	Ben Belser (from Harvard BB)	158/10
11.	Bridget Fahey (from U Chicago A)	158/11
12.	Matt Spotts (from Fordham SM)	158/12
13.	Lauren Bateman (from William & Mary BH)	158/14 (broken on double-adjusted ranks)
14.	Andrew Rohrbach (from Yale BR)	158/14
15.	Brendan Jarboe (from Bates JM)	157.83/8
16.	Joel Todoroff (from Brandeis TS)	157.5/8
17.	Meg Dallett (from Vassar A)	157.5/9 (broken on adjusted speaks)
18.	Chris Baia (from Hopkins BC)	157.5/9
19.	Daniel Rauch (from Princeton B)	157.5/11
20.	Andrew Wansley (from Dartmouth WH)	157.2/10.8

Varsity Teams:

1.	On an 8-5 decision in finals: Stanford A (Michael Baer and Anish Mitra)	6-0/318.6/22.8
2.	Princeton A (Dave Kwasniewksi and Jason Sheltzer)	5-1/318.5/23
3.	Advancing to semifinals: Chicago A (Steph Bell and Bridget Fahey)	5-1/317/20
4.	Princeton B (Mike Shih and Daniel Rauch)	4-2/313/27
5.	Advancing to quarterfinals: Yale BR (Josh Bone and Andrew Rohrbach)	4-2/317/23
6.	Harvard BB (Ben Belser and Lewis Bollard)	4-2/314.5/26
7.	Columbia SH (Matt Scarola and Caitlin Halpern)	4-2/313.33/27
8.	Yale MM (Habib Moody and Grant May)	4-2/312.5/26
9.	Advancing to octofinals: Fordham SM (Matt Spotts and Frank Marsico)	5-1/316.5/24 (broken on adj. speaks)
10.	William & Mary BH (Lauren Bateman and Andy Hill)	5-1/316.5/24
11.	Bates JM (Matt Marienthal and Brendan Jarboe)	5-1/314.5/22
12.	Hopkins BC (Michael Childers and Chris Baia)	5-1/314/23
13.	Hopkins SW (Sean Withall and Vivek Suri)	5-1/310.5/26
14.	Brandeis SB (Rebecca Sivitz and Dan Blynn)	4-2/312.5/27
15.	Brandeis TS (Jackie Saffir and Joel Todoroff)	4-2/312/24
16.	BU LC (Jake Campbell and Rocky Lotito)	4-2/311/26
17.	Other teams with a 4-2 record: Dartmouth IL (Adeel Ikram and Ben Lo)	4-2/310.83/26
18.	Dartmouth WH (Joe Huston and Andrew Wansley)	4-2/310.8/32
19.	Yale KS (Dave Kasten and Ashali Singham)	4-2/310.67/28
20.	NYU TZ (Sarah Thambidurai and Elizabeth Zahler)	4-2/310.5/25
21.	Columbia DY (David Yin and Ryne Duchman)	4-2/310.5/27
22.	Vassar A (Meg Dallett and Jenny Wasson)	4-2/310.25/30
23.	William & Mary HT (Josh Turner and Samantha Hynes)	4-2/309/27
24.	Yale BL (James Lucarelli and Pam Brown)	4-2/308.5/27
25.	Duke AT (Kevin Troy and Nick Arrivo)	4-2/308/28