The first half hour each day is reserved for an 11th grade historical deliberative speech presentation. Wednesday, May 17 5:00pm Makana Phillips – “Sick Inside: Prioritizing Natural Remedies in Cancer Treatment” 6:00pm Molly Krulak – “A Voice Heard ‘Round the World: The Value in Rediscovering America’s Foreign Language Education System” 7:00pm Jordan Klein – “Don’t Pop a Pill, Bust a Beat: Music Therapy’s Role in Medicine and Psychology” Thursday, May 18 4:00pm Brianne Kilburn – “Stressed Out: How Stress Harms Students’ Mental Health and Productivity” 5:00pm Lahela Kwan – “College Conundrum: The Crisis of Rape Culture in College” 6:00pm Grace Laudick – “Grades, Jobs, and Success: The Myth Surrounding a Liberal Arts Education in Modern American Society” 7:00pm Danielle Schum – “Faith and Feminism, Finally Friends: The Reasons We Need Biblical Feminism in Modern Society” Friday, May 19 4:00pm Braeden Watanabe – “Assisted Suicide” 5:00pm Joshua Hu – “Just Play Fair: The Need for Fair Access and Consideration for Religious Individuals in the Public Sphere” 6:00pm Rilla Bretz – “To Fly Free on the Wings 7:00pm Isabella Schag – “Don’t Forget to Smell the Roses: Overcoming the Hustle-Bustle of Modern Life through Rhythm and Rest”