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DESCRIPTION:Founded in 1805\, the Peucinian Society is one of the nation’s 
 foremost literary societies and the oldest student organization at Bowdoin 
 College\, hosting weekly disputations concerning statesmanship\, culture\, 
 and political thought.\n\nMost disputations focus on a “resolved” statement
  (such as\, Resolved: Capital Punishment is Justified in a Democratic Socie
 ty). The disputation begins with an introduction from the President followe
 d by a poem chosen by the Poet Laureate. Two speakers (the disputants) then
  present arguments in the spirit of the resolved statement\, one taking the
  affirmative position\, the other the negative. After they are finished spe
 aking\, the President will allow attendees to ask clarifying questions and\
 , following that\, open up the table for discussion. The discussion takes u
 p the majority of the evening\, with a break halfway through. During the br
 eak\, or peripatos\, attendees are asked to pair up with someone they do no
 t know\, or someone they disagree with\, and take a walk together around th
 e quad. At the end of the disputation\, each attendee votes in the “affirma
 tive” or the “negative” regarding the resolved statement and asks a reflect
 ive question.\n\n*PLEASE NOTE: Like most of the College's activities\, incl
 uding many of those sponsored by the Student Activities Office\, disputatio
 ns are held in a space considered to be "inaccessible" by the College. The 
 Faculty Room can only be accessed through stairs. If this poses a difficult
 y for you and you would like to attend\, contact the Society's President at
  mmateo@bowdoin.edu
DTEND:20251205T041500Z
DTSTAMP:20260306T032648Z
DTSTART:20251205T010000Z
LOCATION:Mass\, MAS Faculty Room\, Massachusetts Hall\, Mass\, MAS Faculty 
 Room
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Peucinian Weekly Disputation
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50698713069672
URL:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/peucinian-weekly-disputation-6509
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Founded in 1805\, the Peucinian Society is one of the nation’s 
 foremost literary societies and the oldest student organization at Bowdoin 
 College\, hosting weekly disputations concerning statesmanship\, culture\, 
 and political thought.\n\nMost disputations focus on a “resolved” statement
  (such as\, Resolved: Capital Punishment is Justified in a Democratic Socie
 ty). The disputation begins with an introduction from the President followe
 d by a poem chosen by the Poet Laureate. Two speakers (the disputants) then
  present arguments in the spirit of the resolved statement\, one taking the
  affirmative position\, the other the negative. After they are finished spe
 aking\, the President will allow attendees to ask clarifying questions and\
 , following that\, open up the table for discussion. The discussion takes u
 p the majority of the evening\, with a break halfway through. During the br
 eak\, or peripatos\, attendees are asked to pair up with someone they do no
 t know\, or someone they disagree with\, and take a walk together around th
 e quad. At the end of the disputation\, each attendee votes in the “affirma
 tive” or the “negative” regarding the resolved statement and asks a reflect
 ive question.\n\n*PLEASE NOTE: Like most of the College's activities\, incl
 uding many of those sponsored by the Student Activities Office\, disputatio
 ns are held in a space considered to be "inaccessible" by the College. The 
 Faculty Room can only be accessed through stairs. If this poses a difficult
 y for you and you would like to attend\, contact the Society's President at
  mmateo@bowdoin.edu
DTEND:20251206T041500Z
DTSTAMP:20260306T032648Z
DTSTART:20251206T010000Z
LOCATION:Mass\, MAS Faculty Room\, Massachusetts Hall\, Mass\, MAS Faculty 
 Room
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Peucinian Weekly Disputation
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50698713086058
URL:https://calendar.bowdoin.edu/event/peucinian-weekly-disputation-6509
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