Norton University Debate Club Reflection

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I would like to introduce who was a member of Norton University Debate Club (NUDC) since she was chosen among other candidates in 2014.

First of all, she is a very committed and reliable person. She has not missed any meeting and class in NUDC and shown a strongly desire to achieve her goal.
In the Norton University Debate Club, there was an individual public speaking and group debate. She was a fast learner, a good researcher, and did it all very well. Also, She has shown me her in depth knowledge with creative ideas and critical thinking. During group discussion, she shared her knowledges, motivated her team members, and listened to others and to be nice to them as well. Moreover, she has good communication skills with others as I note that

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