Admin on Wednesday, February 2, 2011 This week there will have five one-on-one match-ups of our siblings to determine the ISD team for the big competition with the rivals in March. Feel free to stop by the hall and watch all of the debates and to hang around for a 2nd or 3rd debate and Creative Writings.
Admin on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 
November 11 2010, Mark Wheeler presented, “BIHR: The United States ought to adopt English as its official language.” Kayla Sullivan will be negating. This was also the try-out for anyone wishing to participate in the UGA at Oxford debate. If you are interested, come prepared to speak.
english, language in Events, Resolutions Admin on Monday, October 25, 2010 Read below for a rundown of all the great PK event coming up this week.
October 25th @ 8PM
Spooky Recitations on North Campus
October 27th @ 8PM
B.Y.O.P. Pumpkin Carving Outside of Phi Kappa Hall
October 28th @ 7PM
Ghost Story Competition and “Jesus is a Zombie” Debate in Phi Kappa Hall
November 1st @ 8PM
Declamations on Myers Quad
Admin on Thursday, September 9, 2010
That’s tonight’s resolution. It’s going to be a grand affair with a special guest alumna presenter.
bp, oil in Resolutions Admin on Sunday, August 29, 2010 
Join us at the Phi Kappa Literary Society this Thursday, and debate the merits of the Social Security system with us. And, remember to come early for some snacks and chats.
BIHR: The Social Security Income Tax should be abolished.
Presented by Brother Jason Orlosky
Negated by Sister Ruthie Lichtenstein
As always, there will be creative writings and a fun second debate following our main program.
Please find the definitions below for Thursday’s debate on social Security:
BIHR: The Social Security Income Tax should be abolished.
- For the purposes of this debate, we will be discussing the abolishment of the social security income tax only, not any other social programs like Medicare or Welfare.
- When referring to the Social Security Income Tax, I am referring to the social security program of the United States only.
- By abolished, I mean that the tax will be removed from all citizens’ paychecks. Note that this removal can be a gradual reduction of the tax over several years.
