[PHOTO STORY] _ vs _. Who is going to win the debate?

RubicOnline Staff|April 25, 2023

The RubicOnline editors asked students: “If you could organize a debate between any two people, living or deceased, who hold opposing viewpoints, whom would you want to hear and what would be the topic of their debate?”

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