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DESCRIPTION:The Campbell Public Affairs Institute at \nthe Maxwell School o
 f Syracuse University announces the next installment\n of The Campbell Deb
 ates\, a debate series on timely issues of public \nimportance.Employing a
  style adapted from the Oxford Union \ndebates\, each Campbell Debate will
  allow a gathered audience to consider\n a question of national\, regional
  or local significance.&nbsp\; Two panels \ncomprised of thought leaders w
 ill argue for each side\, followed by \ncounterpoints and audience questio
 ns and comments.&nbsp\; At the conclusion of\n the debate\, the audience w
 ill vote on the proposition by walking out \none of two doors.&nbsp\; The 
 format aims to showcase a lively\, informative \nexchange of ideas on cont
 roversial issues in a way not common to \ncontemporary American political 
 debates.WHAT: The Campbell Debate	PROPOSITION:&nbsp\; This Assembly Suppor
 ts the State Casino ReferendumWHEN:	October 16th\, 2013\, 7 – 8:30 p.m.\, 
 reception followingWHERE:	Maxwell Hall Auditorium\, Syracuse UniversityFOR
  THE AFFIRMATIVE:•	Marc A. Baez\, Citizens for NYS Gaming\, Inc.\; economi
 c development and management consultant\; owner of Baez Associates•	Ken Po
 kalsky\, Vice President of Government Affairs\, The Business Council of Ne
 w York State\, Inc.FOR THE NEGATIVE:•	David Blankenhorn\, President\, Inst
 itute for American Values\; author of Fatherless America and The Future of
  Marriage•\n	Dr. Stephen Q. Shafer\, Chair\, Coalition Against Gambling in
  New York\; \nformer Clinical Professor of Neurology\, Harlem Hospital Cen
 ter\n&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Campbell Debate: This Assembly Supports the State Casino Referendum
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Campbell Public Affairs Institute at \n
 the Maxwell School of Syracuse University announces the next installment\n
  of The Campbell Debates\, a debate series on timely issues of public \nim
 portance.<br><br>Employing a style adapted from the Oxford Union \ndebates
 \, each Campbell Debate will allow a gathered audience to consider\n a que
 stion of national\, regional or local significance.&nbsp\; Two panels \nco
 mprised of thought leaders will argue for each side\, followed by \ncounte
 rpoints and audience questions and comments.&nbsp\; At the conclusion of\n
  the debate\, the audience will vote on the proposition by walking out \no
 ne of two doors.&nbsp\; The format aims to showcase a lively\, informative
  \nexchange of ideas on controversial issues in a way not common to \ncont
 emporary American political debates.<br><br><strong>WHAT: The Campbell Deb
 ate</strong><br>	PROPOSITION:&nbsp\; This Assembly Supports the State Casi
 no Referendum<br>WHEN:	October 16th\, 2013\, 7 – 8:30 p.m.\, reception fol
 lowing<br>WHERE:	Maxwell Hall Auditorium\, Syracuse University<br><br><str
 ong>FOR THE AFFIRMATIVE:</strong><br>•	Marc A. Baez\, Citizens for NYS Gam
 ing\, Inc.\; economic development and management consultant\; owner of Bae
 z Associates<br>•	Ken Pokalsky\, Vice President of Government Affairs\, Th
 e Business Council of New York State\, Inc.<br><br><strong>FOR THE NEGATIV
 E:</strong><br>•	David Blankenhorn\, President\, Institute for American Va
 lues\; author of Fatherless America and The Future of Marriage<br>•\n	Dr. 
 Stephen Q. Shafer\, Chair\, Coalition Against Gambling in New York\; \nfor
 mer Clinical Professor of Neurology\, Harlem Hospital Center</p>\n<p>&nbsp
 \;</p>
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